Climbing in pakistan

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Climbing in Pakistan

• Nestled in the heart of the Himalayas and the
  Karakoram range, North Pakistan offers an
  unparalleled paradise for adventure seekers and
  mountaineers from around the world. The
  mountainous terrain boasts some of the most
  challenging and awe-inspiring peaks, attracting
  experienced climbers and intrepid novices like.
  From K2, the second highest peak in the world, to
  the charismatic Nanga Parbat, often referred to
  as the 'Killer Mountain', the hills of Pakistan
  pose an insurmountable challenge to summit
  conquerors. Each peak has its characteristics,
  requiring not only physical prowess but also
  mental endurance. This trip to the hills is an
  expedition of self-discovery and exploration. In
  the middle of the stunning landscape, hikers
  cross lush green valleys, rivers, and lush
  mountain meadows. Rising to the sky, nature turns
  into magnificent ice and stone, revealing its raw
  power. Unpredictable weather, migration, and the
  above diseases are always a threat, and thorough
  preparation and acclimatization are essential.
  Mountaineers often form close-knit teams, relying
  on each other to support each other and face the
  challenges ahead.

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King's Mountains

• Maximum license fee up to ?6500
• 5 license fee in all upper tiers during winter
  (Dec-Feb).
• 40 royalty discount on all purchases except
  (I) and (II) above as listed below
• -K 2 (8611M) 7,200 for a group of 7, 1,200 for
  additional members
• - (8100-8500 million) USD 5400 for a team of 7
  members and USD 900 for additional members
• - (7501-7000M) USD 2400 for a group of 07 members
  and USD 300 for additional members
• - (7001-7500 AD) USD 1500 for a group of 07
  members and USD 180 for additional members
• - (6501-7000M) USD 900 for a group of 07 members
  and USD 120 for additional members

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HIGHEST PEAKS OF PAKISTAN

• Five of the fourteen peaks on earth are over
  8,000 m high, including K-2 (8,611 m), the second
  pyramid, Nanga Parbat (8,125 m), "killer
  mountain" Secret Peak (8,068 m), Broad Peak
  (8,047). m) and Gasherbrum-11 (8035 m).