Khayrut Peak, 6,402m
A challenging 6,402m Karakoram trekking peak for strong trekkers and aspiring mountaineers seeking a serious summit experience near the K2 Base Camp region.
Khayrut Peak is a high trekking peak objective in the Karakoram, commonly planned as an extended adventure with the K2 Base Camp and Baltoro Glacier route. The journey gives climbers a complete Karakoram experience: Skardu, Askole, Paiju, Urdukas, Goro, Concordia, upper Baltoro landscapes, glacier travel, and a 6,000m-plus summit attempt.
Chaqon Global Tours provides full local support including transport, hotels, porter arrangements, guide support, camping logistics, food planning, permit guidance, and customized itinerary coordination.
Expedition Facts
Khayrut Peak is a demanding 6,402m Karakoram trekking peak, most often combined with the K2 Base Camp and Baltoro Glacier approach.
A typical program runs 24 to 27 days and covers Skardu, Askole, Paiju, Urdukas, Goro, Concordia and upper Baltoro before the climbing camp.
Chaqon Global Tours handles every element on the ground, transport, hotels, jeep, porters, camping and kitchen support, so climbers can focus on rest and the summit.
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Mountain | Khayrut Peak |
| Altitude | 6,402m |
| Region | Karakoram / Baltoro |
| Style | Trekking peak / introductory expedition |
| Duration | 24–27 Days |
| Difficulty | Hard |
| Fitness | Very Good to Excellent |
| Best Season | June to August |
| Recommended Experience | Strong trekking background and basic mountaineering skills |
About the Khayrut Peak Expedition
Khayrut Peak suits strong trekkers who already have experience in remote mountain environments and want to progress into higher altitude climbing. It requires good endurance, basic mountaineering skills, cold-weather camping experience, and the ability to move safely on glacier and snow terrain.
Chaqon Global Tours plans the expedition end-to-end from Islamabad and Skardu, aligning the itinerary with your dates, group size, and prior experience.
The climb pairs the classic Baltoro trekking journey with a real 6,400m summit day, giving climbers one of the most complete Karakoram experiences in a single expedition.
Expedition Highlights
6,402m Karakoram Peak
Climb a 6,402m trekking peak in Pakistan's Karakoram.
K2 Base Camp Combo
Combine the climb with the famous K2 Base Camp and Baltoro route.
Concordia & Upper Baltoro
Experience Concordia, upper Baltoro glaciers, and views of major Karakoram peaks.
Aspiring Mountaineers
Strong option for climbers progressing beyond normal trekking.
Professional Logistics
Full support from Islamabad and Skardu with porters, camps, and permits.
Training Objective
Excellent high-altitude training peak before larger expeditions.
Detailed Itinerary (approx. 25 Days)
- 1
Day 1, Arrival in Islamabad
Airport pickup, hotel transfer, and welcome briefing with Chaqon Global Tours.
- 2
Day 2, Islamabad briefing and equipment check
Review documents, discuss route plan, check equipment, and prepare for northern travel.
- 3
Day 3, Fly to Skardu or drive to Chilas
Weather-dependent flight to Skardu or begin road travel by Karakoram Highway.
- 4
Day 4, Contingency / continue to Skardu
Buffer day for flight cancellation, road conditions, or rest in Skardu.
- 5
Day 5, Skardu preparation day
Final supplies, porter coordination, food packing, and mountain gear organization.
- 6
Day 6, Drive to Askole / Jhola / Paiju region
Jeep transfer through Shigar and Braldu valleys toward the Baltoro approach.
- 7
Day 7, Trek to Paiju
Begin trekking through rugged valley terrain with views toward the Karakoram giants.
- 8
Day 8, Rest and acclimatization at Paiju
Rest day before glacier travel. Hydration, acclimatization, and team preparation.
- 9
Day 9, Trek to Khoburtse
Move onto glacier and moraine terrain, continuing deeper into the Baltoro region.
- 10
Day 10, Trek to Urdukas
Camp at one of the scenic points on the Baltoro approach.
- 11
Day 11, Trek to Goro
Continue across the glacier surrounded by high peaks and remote mountain scenery.
- 12
Day 12, Trek to Concordia
Reach the famous glacier junction with views toward K2, Broad Peak, and Gasherbrum peaks.
- 13
Day 13, Acclimatization and upper Baltoro exploration
Rest, acclimatization walk, and route preparation for the Khayrut Peak approach.
- 14
Day 14, Move toward Khayrut Base Camp area
Trek toward the Khayrut Peak base area depending on route and glacier condition.
- 15
Day 15, Rest and climbing preparation
Check ropes, crampons, ice axe, harness, clothing, food, and summit plan.
- 16
Day 16, Move to high camp
Move toward a higher camp or climbing position if weather and team condition are suitable.
- 17
Day 17, Summit attempt
Early start for summit attempt. Climb under guide supervision and descend safely.
- 18
Day 18, Reserve summit / weather day
Extra day for bad weather, acclimatization, or second attempt.
- 19
Day 19, Return to Concordia / upper Baltoro camp
Descend from the climbing area and begin the return route.
- 20
Day 20, Trek toward Goro / Ali Camp
Return route depends on permit, route condition, and team decision.
- 21
Day 21, Continue descent / possible Gondogoro side
Move toward Hushe side if safe and planned, or return via Baltoro route.
- 22
Day 22, Trek to lower camp / Hushe area
Continue descent into lower valley terrain.
- 23
Day 23, Drive to Skardu
Return by jeep to Skardu. Rest and sort equipment.
- 24
Day 24, Fly to Islamabad or drive
Weather-dependent travel back toward Islamabad.
- 25
Day 25, Departure from Islamabad
Airport transfer or contingency day.
Best Season
June to August is the main season for Khayrut Peak. The final climbing window depends on glacier condition, snow stability, team acclimatization, and local weather.
Early June often carries firmer, colder snow, while July usually offers the most stable weather and the strongest chance of a good summit window.
August can still deliver clear conditions but the season tightens quickly, which is why our itineraries include buffer days and daily forecast checks.
Difficulty, Fitness & Required Experience
Khayrut Peak is a demanding 6,000m-plus trekking peak. It is suitable for strong trekkers and beginner mountaineers with good preparation, but it should not be treated as an easy trek.
Expect long glacier days on the Baltoro, several nights above 4,500m, and a summit day that begins before dawn on moderate snow and mixed terrain.
We recommend prior altitude experience above 4,000m and a structured training block focused on hiking with a loaded pack, cardio endurance and basic crampon technique before arrival.
- Strong multi-day trekking background
- Previous altitude trekking experience recommended
- Basic mountaineering training helpful
- Comfort with cold camping and glacier travel
- Good endurance for long approach and summit days
Services Included
- Airport assistance
- Hotel support where applicable
- Domestic travel coordination
- Jeep transport
- Porters and local support
- Camping logistics
- Kitchen and food support during trek
- Permit guidance
- Route planning support
Services Not Included
- International flights
- Personal trekking and climbing gear
- Rescue and travel insurance
- Personal snacks and medicine
- Extra hotel or transport costs due to weather
- Tips and personal expenses
Equipment Checklist
- Trekking boots
- Mountaineering boots if required
- Crampons
- Ice axe
- Harness
- Helmet
- Warm down jacket
- Waterproof jacket and trousers
- Cold-weather sleeping bag
- Gloves and warm hat
- Sunglasses / glacier glasses
- Headlamp
- Personal medicine
Safety & Permits
Khayrut Peak requires proper acclimatization, careful glacier movement, and flexible planning. Chaqon Global Tours assists with local arrangements, route coordination, and permit guidance. Summit decisions must always be based on weather, route condition, and participant safety.
Before departure we review each climber's medical fitness, travel insurance and helicopter rescue coverage valid in the Karakoram.
On the mountain, our guides monitor daily forecasts, maintain satellite communication and make summit calls together with the team, always prioritising a safe descent over pushing through a marginal window.
- Permit and local liaison coordination
- Weather forecast support at base camp
- Fair wages and insurance for local staff
- Leave No Trace practices at all camps
Questions travelers ask
Plan Your Khayrut Peak Expedition
Send us your dates, team size and prior experience. Chaqon Global Tours will design a Khayrut Peak and K2 Base Camp program tailored to your goals, with clear costs and honest advice.