Sia Kangri Ascending the Celestial Apex
After returning from Baltoro, I was curious to visit other neighbouring peaks. I started again with Sia Kangri, the 63rd-highest […]
Gilgit-Baltistan
Gilgit-Baltistan is a mesmerizing region in the north of Pakistan which is a land of majestic peaks and pristine valleys. It is proudly a home to five of the world’s eight-thousanders, including the mighty K2, the second-highest mountain in the world!
The exotic territory possesses a charm like nowhere else, thus why it is able to attract tourists from all over the globe. Whether you are an adventurer, nature lover, or cultural enthusiast, Gilgit-Baltistan has so much to offer you all!
Passu Sar Trek: Exploring the Majesty of the Karakoram
Many tourists and adventurers are drawn to Passu Sar, where they can either conquer its difficult peak or just enjoy
Hispar Muztagh: A Mythic Odyssey Through The Range
The Hispar Muztagh Range has been in our sights for quite a while now. During almost all of our trip
Diran Peak: Defying Danger And Embracing Breathtaking Beauty
While aimlessly skimming the pages of my dad’s journal, I came across a list of mountains my dad had never
Skil Brum – The Underrated Wonderous Neighbor of K2
Sometimes, the least anticipated adventures can turn out to be the most rewarding, too. Watching your dream fulfilled is a
A Hello to K6 And A Goodbye to Karakoram Ranges
Waking up amidst the untamed wilderness of mountains is a dream lifestyle for peace seekers. Imagine coming out of cozy
Whispers of the Peaks: Embarking On An Odyssey To Distaghil Sar
Immerse yourself in a spellbinding journey to Distaghil Sar’s majestic heights. My interest in mountaineering developed with all due credit
Escapade to Link Sar: The Last Big Mountain of Karakoram
The Karakoram range in Pakistan stands out as one of the highest and most mesmerizing mountain ranges in the world.
From Crossing the Deadly Hussaini Bridge to Blissful Borith Lake
After camping and bivouacking at Spantik Peak (7,027m), our journey led us to the inviting warmth of Attabad Lake. Now,