Baintha peak

Baintha Brakk is a peak in the Panmah Muztagh (sub-range of Karakoram Mountains) in Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. It is at an elevation of 7,285 metres (23,901 ft) and rises above the Biafo Glacier (one of the biggest glaciers in the region). The first ascent to baintha brakk peak was carried out in 1977, whereas the 2nd one took twenty-four years. It has been known to be one of the most difficult mountains to climb and is also referred to as ‘The Ogre’ due to its extremely rocky structure and steepness. It is because of this complex terrain which is why it is hard to climb. Baintha Brakk lies in the Panmah Muztagh which is a subrange of the Karakoram near the Shigar village, Gilgit-Baltistan. This is the heart of the Karakoram mountains. The Karakoram Mountain Range is a massive chain of mountains across Pakistan and China that hosts one of the greatest mountains of the world including K2. It is 500km long and 200km wide and connects with Hindukush and Himalaya Mountains at few points. This sub-range also includes mountains such as Latok I, II and III which also share the same rock structure and steep nature. Baintha Brakk Expedition is a journey through the Karakoram Mountains of Pakistan with mesmerizing views of the mighty mountains and glaciers which are also one of the largest and highest in the world. The trek starts from Askole via Skardu district which is the nearest town to the mountains. It is to be noted that the Panmah Muztagh peaks are the hardest in the region and only recommended for highly experienced climbers.
1Departure/Return LocationInternational Airport, Islamabad
2Departure TimeMountain Range: Karakoram
3Elevation: 8047 mBest Time: Mid-May to End-August
4Duration: 30 DaysZone: Permitted
Services Include:
Lodging at base camp (single supplement)
Full base camp with dinning tent, bathroom, showers & solar charge
All internal/domestic transport
All domestic flights
50kgs (110 lbs) personal baggage
All meals during trek and at base camp (B,L,D)
Group emergency equipment/satellite phone service with fixed calling charge
Two nights stay in Islamabad hotel on arrival and two on return (bed & breakfast only)
Staff insurance (guide, cook, kitchen staff, assistant(s) & porters etc)
Experienced cook from Pakistan
Kitchen staff
Porters for all expedition supplies
Solar power at base camp
Electricity generator (backup for high voltage devices)
International airfare
Permit/royalty fee according to number of persons
Personal climbing equipment, clothing & sleeping equipment
Group climbing gear (rope, ice crew, snow bar, EPI gas, cooking pots and others)
Mountain climbing rescue and evacuation insurance policy - mandatory
Lodging and meals above base camp
Any service above base camp
Communication radio (walkie talkie)
Weather reports
Personal equipment cargo to/from Islamabad
Pakistan visa fee
Tips/gratuities to staff, cook, assistant(s) of US$ 250 per person in total
Meals in Islamabad
Extra hotel nights after the climb
Trip cancellation insurance
All expenses incurred in the event of early wind-up/summit (extra hotel nights, meals at hotels, evacuation)
Charges incurred due to delays beyond the control of Apricot Tours (Force majeure)
Personal communication (phone, fax, e-mail) between Pakistan and home country.

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