Shimshal Pass Trek (Pamirs) - 19 Days

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Gilgit Baltistan

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Shimshal Pass Trek is a long duration trekking holiday in our challenging treks category in Shimshal Valley of Hunza region. It is a holiday in one of the isolated valleys for trekkers offered by Apricot Tours. Given below are the details of this holiday.

Itinerary

Brief Itinerary – Shimshal Pass Trek – 19 days

Day 01: Arrive at Islamabad International Airport (590m)
Day 02: Fly to Gilgit & Drive to Karimabad, Hunza
Day 03 Spend Free day in Karimabad – official paperwork
Day 04: Drive to Shimshal village – Hotel
Day 05: Free Day in Shimshal Village (final logistics) – Hotel
Day 06: Trek to Ghar Sar (3,300m) – Camp
Day 07: Trek to Wooch Furzeen (3,800m) – Camp
Day 08: Trek to Arbob Purian (3,810m) – Camp
Day 09: Trek to Shujerav (4,005m) – Camp
Day 10: Trek to Shuwerth/Shimshal Pass (4,500m) – Camp
Day 11: Rest or Explore (optional: attempt Minglik Sar 6,050m)
Day 12: Rest or Explore (optional: attempt Minglik Sar 6,050m)
Day 13: Trek back to Arbob Purian (3,810m) – Camp
Day 14: Trek back to Wooch Furzeen (3,800m) – Camp
Day 15: Trek back to Shimshal Village
Day 16: Drive to Gilgit or Karimabad (2,440m)
Day 17: Fly to Islamabad – hotel
Day 18: Contingency day for flight cancellation
Day 19: Fly out to home country

Shimshal Pass Trek (Pamirs) - 19 Days

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Gilgit Baltistan

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