Overview

The Nangma Valley Trek, located in the breathtaking Gilgit-Baltistan region of Pakistan, offers an unforgettable journey through Kanday Hamlet and into the stunning Nangma Valley. This trek is perfect for adventure enthusiasts, nature lovers, and rock climbers, providing a mix of rugged landscapes, towering rock pinnacles, and serene alpine meadows.

DAYS ITINERARY SEE LEVEL RESIDENCE
01Islamabad – Skardu (by air or road). Flight (45 min) or drive via Karakoram Highway (2 days via Chilas/Naran)512m–2467mHOTEL
02Drive to Kanday Village via Khaplu and Machulu (4–5 hr jeep). Meet local team2800mGUESTHOUSE / CAMPING
03Trek from Kanday to Mingulo Broq along Nangma River (4–5 hr)~3400mCAMPING
04Trek to Nangma Valley Basecamp – Guntho Brakk / Amin Brakk Viewpoint (2–3 hr)~4000mCAMPING
05Rest & exploration at basecamp. Optional hike to higher viewpoints~4000mCAMPING
06Trek back to Kanday via same route (4–5 hr)2800mGUESTHOUSE / CAMPING
07Drive back to Skardu. Free time to explore town or visit sites2467mHOTEL
08Fly to Islamabad or begin return journey by road512mHOTEL / TRANSIT
09Drive to Chilas or Naran (if traveling by road)1200m–2400mHOTEL
10Continue to Islamabad – End of journey512mHOTEL / FLY OUT
Services Included
  • Airport transfers and all domestic transportation (private vehicles, jeeps, or flights depending on trek)
  • Hotel accommodation in Islamabad, Skardu, or Gilgit before and after the trek
  • Twin-sharing tents during the trek (single supplement available on request)
  • All meals during the trek (breakfast, lunch, dinner, and hot drinks)
  • Experienced English-speaking guide and local support staff (porters, cooks, assistants)
  • National park and trekking permits
  • Group climbing/trekking gear (kitchen tent, mess tent, toilet tent, etc.)
  • Porterage of personal gear (weight limit varies by trek)
  • Emergency first aid kit and communication equipment
  • Sightseeing where applicable (cultural sites, valleys, viewpoints)
Services Not Included
  • International flights and visa fees
  • Travel insurance (must include high-altitude trekking coverage)
  • Personal trekking gear (clothing, sleeping bag, trekking poles, etc.)
  • Tips for guide, porters, and support staff (customary but not mandatory)
  • Extra hotel nights beyond itinerary due to delays (weather, road closure, etc.)
  • Personal expenses (laundry, snacks, hot showers, internet, satellite calls)
  • Any unforeseen costs due to natural disasters, political issues, or itinerary changes
  • Optional excursions or activities not included in the original itinerary
  • AS REQUIRED - TENTS
  • AS REQUIRED - SLEEPING BAGS
  • AS REQUIRED - SLEEPING MATS
  • AS REQUIRED - KITCHEN GEAR
  • AS REQUIRED - DINING SETUP