Required Travel information to Pakistan 1. A foreign mountaineering expedition desirous of climbing of peak in Pakistan shall apply on the application form (Annexure A) with one extra copy in the nearest Embassy / Consulate of Pakistan. A copy with a photocopy of the royalty receipt should be sent directly to the Gilgit Baltistan Council Secretariat, Provident Fund Building Zero Point G-7/1, Islamabad. 2. Application forms for allotment of peaks should be accepted by a Pakistani Embassy / Consulate 3. Such application would then be sent by the said Embassy/Consulate immediately to the Tourism Division where they would be processed on a “First-come-First served basis”. 4. Incomplete application forms or such forms as are received either before or after the stipulated dates may not be entertained. 5. If a party is not sure of the composition of the team, it shall apply stating the fact and without attaching particulars of members with the application form. In such cases peaks will be provisionally booked. A formal permission letter shall issue only after particulars at Annexure-B are received in Gilgit Baltistan Council Secretariat, Provident Fund Building Zero Point G-7/1, Islamabad. at least three months in advance of the arrival of the party in Pakistan. If particulars of the new members are not received within the stipulated period and the party arrives in Pakistan, it may delay their departure to the mountains till the clearance of new members is obtained in about a week. Under this procedure, a party shall not leave for Pakistan unless it is in receipt of the formal permission letter. No mountaineer would be a member of more than one expedition during a season. 6. A party shall indicate in order of preference, at least 3-4 peaks so that available peaks could be allotted. A party shall be given permission for more than one 8000-meter peak with special permission by the Joint Secretary Gilgit Baltistan Council Secretariat, Provident Fund Building Zero Point G-7/1, Islamabad.. 7. Gilgit Baltistan Council Secretariat shall endeavour to send the mountaineering permit to a party within 60 days of receipt of application form in Tourism Division. Depending on the availability of the peak for the choice period, Tourism Division will send provisional booking of the peak upon receipt of the completed application. 8. Government reserves the right to allot a particular peak through any route to more than one party in the same season.
Cancellation
9. Government has the right to cancel the allotment of a peak at any time without assigning any reason. Amount of royalty deposited shall be refund in such cases. 10. In case, however, a party postpones/cancels its mountaineering plan for its own reasons, it shall so inform the Tourism Division by the quickest possible means. In such a case royalty deposited shall neither be refunded nor it could be carried forward for future mountaineering in Pakistan. Change in the booking period during the same mountaineering season is possible subject to availability being refunded of the peaks/route for the revised date.
Briefing / De-Briefing
11. The expedition upon arrival in Rawalpindi / Islamabad should see the officer concerned in Tourism Division for arranging a meeting with the Liaison Officer and assistance on matters like insurance, purchase of rations and allied matters. After completing these formalities leader of the expedition shall ask for a date of formal briefing. For this purpose he shall give a minimum notice of 24 hours excluding Friday and Holidays. The preparatory work would entail a stay of about four-five days in Islamabad / Rawalpindi. 12. On return from the mountains the leader of the party shall inform the concerned officer in the Tourism Division and obtain a date for debriefing by giving him a minimum notice of 24 hours excluding Friday and holidays. Note : No party will leave for the mountains without formal briefing or leave the country without formal debriefing.
Liaison Officer (L.O.)
13. A party shall include in the expedition, as its member at least on L.O. to be detailed by the Government of Pakistan. 14. A party shall pay for his food, accommodation, and transport for mountains and back from the reporting date of the expedition in Islamabad till the date the party is debriefed. 15. During the stay of a party at Rawalpindi/Islamabad the L.O. will be given daily allowance at the rate of US$ 30/- per day. The L.O. in a city of Northern Areas (such as Skardu, Gilgit etc.) is to be paid US $ 15/- per day and accommodation. This rate changes yearly. This rate always stated previous year. 16. A L.O. shall carry his personal equipment like any other member of the party. 17. A L.O. shall be consulted on routes and local customs and if desired on matters such as transport, accommodation and rations. If however, a leader disagrees with L.O. he shall give him in writing the reasons for such disagreement. 18. A L.O. shall extend maximum assistance to a party in making purchases etc. He shall, however, not handle any cash nor undertake any financial transactions on behalf of a leader / party.
Kit and Equipment
(I) For Liaison Officer 19. A L.O. shall accompany a party to a maximum height with the consent of the leader or at least stay at the base camp till the party descends and return with the party for debriefing at Islamabad. For this purpose a party shall provide him, free of cost necessary kit and equipment as detailed at Annexure – C in order to enable him to perform his duties without any risk to his person. 20. Kit / equipment for L.O. should be brought to his measurements sent to a party in advance. If a party does not receive measurements before its departure for Pakistan it may bring a standard size kit and equipment. Shirts and Jean trousers may be purchased in Pakistan to avoid size problems. (ii) For Low Altitude Porters 21. A low altitude porter shall accompany a party up to the base camp (Maximum height 5,500 meters low-altitude). For, this purpose a party shall provide him with standard kit/equipment as detailed at Annexure – D free of cost. 22. In case a low altitude porter is desired by the party to go above 5,500 metres (except passes route) he shall be entitled to kit/equipment and ration as prescribed for high altitude porters at Annexure – E. 23. The cook will be provided the kit / equipment (except climbing tools) of a high altitude porter. (iii) For High Altitude Porters 24. A party shall arrange to provide, free of cost, standard kit and equipment to a high altitude porter as detailed in Annexure – E in order to enable him to perform his duties. (IV) For Communication 25. A party shall be equipped with reasonable communication means such as Walkie talkie, Radio / Transistor set, and a high powered transmitter for communication from mountains with district headquarters (optional frequencies allotted are 5201 KHZ, 6996-KHZ, 10282-KHZ, 15951-KHZ and 16411-kHz). (iv) General 26. Kit/equipment for porters shall be handed over to them in the presence of L.O. prior to the start of caravan. 27. No party shall be allowed to proceed to its destination if the kit/equipment provided by it to L.O. / Porters is found incomplete or sub-standard in quality. Before leaving Rawalpindi / Islamabad a L.O. shall satisfy himself that the kit/equipment is complete and of required standard. Kit and equipment given to L.O. is returnable but, the items of personal use and clothing such as jackets, trousers, shirts, gloves, socks, caps, approach march boots, pull overs, ruck sack and sleeping bag are to be retained by the Liaison Officer. 28. Use of communication system. It will be advisable to carry proper communication system by a party. The L.O. will also be provided appropriate communicational equipment. The obtaining clearance of communication system to be used by the party is indispensable which should be intimated will in time on prescribed form (Annexure-K).
Import / Export of Equipment / Kit
29. Equipment, non-consumable and consumable stores imported by a party into Pakistan shall be subject to the following conditions : a. Equipment and non-consumable stores will be allowed temporary entry free of customs duty and sales tax leviable there on subject to an undertaking (Annexure-F) being furnished by a leader of the expedition to the effect that the equipment etc. will be re-exported out of Pakistan on completion of the mission and that no part of it will be sold or otherwise disposed of in Pakistan, failing which duty and sales tax leviable thereon will be paid. b. Consumable stores and medicines will be allowed exemption from customs duty and sales tax subject to the said undertaking (Annexure – F) being furnished by the leader of the expedition to the effect that they will be used for the purpose for which they will be used for the purpose for which they have been imported and will not be sold or otherwise disposed off in Pakistan failing which customs duty and sales tax leviable thereon will be paid. The un-consumed portion will be re-exported out of Pakistan on completion of the mission. c. Above conditions shall not apply when donation of consumable stores and medicines etc. is made in Pakistan with the prior permission of the Government and for which official receipt will be issued. 30. A party shall send to Tourism Division an application in triplicate as per said Annexure – F along with three copies of the list of equipment. The cost price of all the items shall also be shown on the said list. Tourism Division shall return one copy to the party after affixing signature/seal. Another copy shall be sent to the customs authority at the point of entry who shall clear the equipment when it arrives with a party. 31. If some equipment is to be sent to Pakistan in advance. Tourism Division shall be so informed. In that case one copy of the application at the said Annexure-F along with its enclosures, shall be handed over to a clearing and forwarding agent to be nominated for his purpose by a party. Another copy shall be sent to the customs authority at the point of entry. 32. After clearance of the equipment, the local agency shall have to arrange for its transport, storage and protection till it is handed over to the party on arrival. He shall also pay local octroi duty, if any. He shall be advised to contact a representative of Tourism Division in case of difficulty.

 

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Mountain list in Pakistan

S #	Mountain	Height	Range	Group	District
1	Chogori/K-2	8,611	Karakoram	Boltoro	Shigar, Skardu
2	Nanga Parbat	8,125	Himalayas	Diamer	Diamir
3	Gasherbrum No. I/Hidden Peak	8,068	Karakoram	Boltoro	Shigar, Skardu
4	Falchan Kangri / Broad Peak	8,047	Karakoram	Boltoro	Shigar, Skardu
5	Gasherbrum No. II	8,035	Karakoram	Boltoro	Shigar, Skardu
6	Broad Peak Middle/Central	8,016	Karakoram	Boltoro	Shigar, Skardu
7	Gasherbrum No. III	7,952	Karakoram	Boltoro	Shigar, Skardu
8	Gasherbrum No.lV	7,925	Karakoram	Boltoro	Shigar, Skardu
9	Distaghil Sar Main	7,885	Karakoram	Hispar	Gilgit
10	Kunyang Chhish/Main	7,852	Karakoram	Hispar	Gilgit
11	Masherbrum NE/ (K-1)	7,821	Karakoram	Hushe	Ghanche Skardu
12	Masherbrum	7,806	Karakoram	Hushe	Ghanche Skardu
13	Rakaposhi	7,788	Karakoram	Bagrot	Nagar, Gilgit
14	Batura No. I	7,785	Karakoram	Batura Mustagh	Gilgit
15	Batura II	7,762	Karakoram	Batura Mustagh	Gilgit
16	Distaghil Sar No. II	7,760	Karakoram	Hispar	Gilgit
17	Kanjut Sar No. I	7,760	Karakoram	Hispar	Gilgit
18	Masherbrum W	7,750	Karakoram	Boltoro	Shigar, Skardu
19	Saltoro Kangri No. I	7,742	Karakoram	Soltoro	Ghanche
20	Batura No. II	7,730	Karakoram	Batura Mustagh	Gilgit
21	Batura III	7,729	Karakoram	Batura Mustagh	Gilgit
22	Trivor / Peak No. 8	7,720	Karakoram	Hispar	Gilgit
23	Tirich Mir (Main)	7,708	Hindukush	Hindukush	Chitral
24	Saltoro Kangri II	7,706	Karakoram	Saltoro	Ghanche
25	Saltoro Gang R1 N	7,705	Karakoram	Saltoro	Ghanche
26	Distaghil Sar (E)	7,700	Karakoram	Hispar	Gilgit
27	Tirich Mir (East)	7,692	Hindukush	Hindukush	Chitral
28	Saser Kangri I	7,672	Karakoram	Siachen (disputed)	Ghanche
29	Chogolisa No. I SW/E	7,665	Karakoram	Boltoro	Shigar, Skardu
30	Chogolisa No. II/NE	7,654	Karakoram	Boltoro	Shigar, Skardu
31	Yukshin Garden Sar	7,641	Karakoram	Hispar	Gilgit
32	Kunyang Chhich(S)	7,620	Karakoram	Hispar	Gilgit
33	Shispare	7,611	Karakoram	Batura Mustagh	Gilgit
34	Batura IV	7,594	Karakoram	Batura Mustagh	Gilgit
35	Broad Peak (N)	7,550	Karakoram	Boltoro	Shigar, Skardu
36	Skyang Kangri No.I	7,544	Karakoram	Boltoro	Shigar, Skardu
37	Batura V	7,531	Karakoram	Batura Mustagh	Gilgit
38	Yakshin Gardaan No. I	7,530	Karakoram	Hispar	Gilgit
39	Mamostong Kangri	7,516	Karakoram	Soltoro	Ghanche
40	Saser Kangri E	7,513	Karakoram	Siachen (disputed)	Ghanche
41	Tirich Mir (West II)	7,500	Hindukush	Hindukush	Chitral
42	Skyang Kangri No. II	7,500	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
43	Kunyang Chhish (W)	7,500	Karakoram	Hispar	Gilgit
44	Saser Kangri II W	7,500	Karakoram	Siachen (disputed)	Ghanche
45	Saser kangri III	7,495	Karakoram	Siachen (disputed)	Ghanche
46	Pumari Chhish (W)	7,492	Karakoram	Hispar	Gilgit
47	Tirich Mir (West I)	7,487	Hindukush	Hindukush	Chitral
48	Pasu Massive M	7,478	Karakoram	Batura Mustagh	Gilgit
49	K-12	7,469	Karakoram	Soltoro	Ghanche
50	Teram kangri 1	7,463	Karakoram	Siachen (disputed)	Ghanche
51	Malubiting (W)_	7,453	Karakoram	Haramosh	Gilgit
52	Muchu Chhish	7,453	Karakoram	Hispar	Gilgit
53	Pumari Chhish (N)	7,440	Karakoram	Hispar	Gilgit
54	Yazghil Dome (S)	7,440	Karakoram	Hispar	Gilgit
55	Sia Kangri No I / N	7,422	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
56	Haramosh No. I	7,409	Karakoram	Haramosh	Gilgit
57	Teram Kangri II	7,406	Karakoram	Siachen (disputed)	Ghanche
58	Istro-Nal (Main)	7,403	Hindukush	Hindukush	Chitral
59	Tirich Mir (West III)	7,400	Hindukush	Hindukush	Chitral
60	Kunyang Chhish (E)	7,400	Karakoram	Hispar	Gilgit
61	Pumari Chhish (S)	7,400	Karakoram	Hispar	Gilgit
62	Yazghil Dome (N)	7,400	Karakoram	Hispar	Gilgit
63	Ultar No. I	7,388	Karakoram	Batura Mustagh	Gilgit
64	Rimo (S) No. I Peak 51	7,385	Karakoram	Siachen (disputed)	Ghanche
65	Teram Kangri III	7,382	Karakoram	Siachen (disputed)	Ghanche
66	Sherpi Kangri I Main	7,380	Karakoram	Soltoro	Ghanche
67	Istro-Nal (North I)	7,373	Hindukush	Hindukush	Chitral
68	Rimo (S) No. II P-50	7,373	Karakoram	Siachen (disputed)	Ghanche
69	Istro-Nal (North II)	7,372	Hindukush	Hindukush	Chitral
70	Sherpi Kangri No. II	7,370	Karakoram	Soltoro	Ghanche
71	Istro-Nal (North III)	7,365	Hindukush	Hindukush	Chitral
72	Skil Brum	7,360	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
73	Skyang Kangri M	7,357	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
74	Karun Kuh	7,350	Karakoram	Hispar	Gilgit
75	Kunyang Chhish W	7,350	Karakoram	Hispar	Gilgit
76	Pumari Chhish S	7,350	Karakoram	Hispar	Gilgit
77	Saragharar (Main)	7,349	Hindukush	Hindukush	Chitral
78	Skyang Kangri W	7,345	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
79	Momhil Sar / Peak – 7	7,343	Karakoram	Hispar	Gilgit
80	Ghent (N)	7,342	Karakoram	Batura Muztagh	Gilgit
81	Saraghrar (Central)	7,330	Hindukush	Hindukush	Chitral
82	Yutmaru Sar (S)	7,330	Karakoram	Hispar	Gilgit
83	Bojohagur Duanasir	7,329	Karakoram	Batura Mustagh	Gilgit
84	Sia Kangri No II/E	7,325	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
85	Yazghil Domes S	7,324	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
86	Gasherbrum No. V	7,321	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
87	Kunyang Chhish (SE)	7,320	Karakoram	Hispar	Gilgit
88	Malanghutti	7,320	Karakoram	Hispar	Gilgit
89	Baltoro Kangri No. I	7,312	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
90	Ultar No. II	7,310	Karakoram	Batura Mustagh	Gilgit
91	Saragharar (S)	7,307	Hindukush	Hindukush	Chitral
92	Istro-Nal (South)	7,303	Hindukush	Hindukush	Chitral
93	Saraghrar (NW)	7,300	Hindukush	Hindukush	Chitral
94	Istro-Nal (West I)	7,300	Hindukush	Hindukush	Chitral
95	Urdok No. I	7,300	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
96	Baltoro Kangri No. III	7,300	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
97	Malubiting (NW)	7,300	Karakoram	Haramosh	Gilgitt
98	Yazghil Domes N	7,300	Karakoram	Hispar	Gilgit
99	Sherpi Kangri No. III	7,300	Karakoram	Siachen (disputed)	Ghanche
100	Teram kangri IV	7,300	Karakoram	Siachen (disputed)	Ghanche
101	Malubiting Central	7,291	Karakoram	Haramosh	Gilgit
102	Rakapohsi (E)	7,290	Karakoram	Bagrot	Gilgit
103	Savoia Kangri	7,286	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
104	Baintha Brakk/Ogre	7,285	Karakoram	Panmah	Skardu
105	Passu/Peak No. 55	7,284	Karakoram	Batura Mustagh	Gilgit
106	Pasu Massiv E	7,284	Karakoram	Batura Muztagh	Gilgit
107	K-6	7,282	Karakoram	Siachen (disputed)	Ghanche
108	Istro-Nal (West II)	7,280	Hindukush	Hindukush	Chitral
109	Baltoro Kangri No. III	7,280	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
110	Istro-Nal (Northwest)	7,276	Hindukush	Hindukush	Chitral
111	Golden Throne SE	7,275	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
112	Golden Throne NW	7,274	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
113	Diran /Minapin	7,273	Karakoram	Bagrot	Gilgit
114	Mustagh Tower (E)	7,273	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
115	Sia Kangri No. IV/Central	7,273	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
116	Mustagh Tower (W)	7,270	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
117	Golden Throne NE	7,270	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
118	Golden Throne SE	7,265	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
119	Summari	7,263	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
120	Baltoro kangri No. V	7,260	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
121	Baltoro Kangri No. IV	7,254	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
122	Saraghrar (SW-I)	7,250	Hindukush	Hindukush	Chitral
123	Apsarasas-1	7,245	Karakoram	Siachen (disputed)	Ghanche
124	Apsarasas II	7,239	Karakoram	Siachen (disputed)	Ghanche
125	Apsarasas III E	7,236	Karakoram	Siachen (disputed)	Ghanche
126	Rimo No. II P-49	7,233	Karakoram	Siachen (disputed)	Ghanche
127	Apsarasas IV	7,227	Karakoram	Siachen (disputed)	Ghanche
128	Saraghrar (SE-I)	7,208	Hindukush	Hindukush	Chitral
129	Mt. Rose/Singhi Kan	7,202	Karakoram	Siachen (disputed)	Ghanche
130	Saraghrar (SW-II)	7,200	Hindukush	Hindukush	Chitral
131	Istro-Nal (X)	7,200	Hindukush	Hindukush	Chitral
132	Urdok Kangri I	7,200	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
133	Malubiting LC	7,200	Karakoram	Haramosh	Gilgit
134	Bularang Sar	7,200	Karakoram	Hispar	Gilgit
135	Lupghar Sar (E)	7,200	Karakoram	Hispar	Gilgit
136	Lugpahur Sar MD	7,200	Karakoram	Hispar	Gilgit
137	Apsarasas V	7,187	Karakoram	Siachen (disputed)	Ghanche
138	Apsarasas III E	7,184	Karakoram	Siachen (disputed)	Ghanche
139	Apsarasas III W	7,181	Karakoram	Siachen (disputed)	Ghanche
140	Mustagh Tower (NW)	7,180	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
141	Rimo No. III	7,169	Karakoram	Siachen (disputed)	Ghanche
142	Kampir Dior	7,168	Karakoram	Batura Muztagh	Gilgit
143	Karun Koh	7,164	Karakoram	Khunjerab	Gilgit
144	Hachindar Chish	7,163	Karakoram	Batura Mustagh	Gilgit
145	Yermanenbu Kangri	7,163	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
146	Un-Named/Masherbrum	7,163	Karakoram	Siachen (disputed)	Ghanche
147	Un-Named	7,150	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
148	Depak	7,150	Karakoram	Siachen (disputed)	Ghanche
149	Latok No. I	7,145	Karakoram	Panmah	Skardu
150	Kampir Dior	7,143	Karakoram	Batura Mustagh	Gilgit
151	Gasherbrum V	7,133	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
152	Shakawar	7,125	Hindukush	Hindukush	Chitral
153	Apsarasas (S)	7,117	Karakoram	Siachen (disputed)	Ghanche
154	Koh-I-Nadir Shah	7,116	Hindukush	Hindukush	Chitral
155	Udren Zom (N)	7,108	Hindukush	Hindukush	Chitral
156	Kunyang Chhish (N)	7,108	Karakoram	Hispar	Gilgit
157	Langar (Main)	7,100	Hindukush	Hindukush	Chitral
158	Saraghrar (SS)	7,100	Hindukush	Hindukush	Chitral
159	Ghenta	7,100	Karakoram	Batura Mustagh	Gilgit
160	Sia shish	7,100	Karakoram	Batura Mustagh	Gilgit
161	Lupghar II / Central	7,100	Karakoram	Hispar	Gilgit
162	Yakshin Gardaan No. I	7,100	Karakoram	Hispar	Gilgit
163	Sherpi Kangri	7,100	Karakoram	Siachen (disputed)	Ghanche
164	Ghenta	7,090	Karakoram	Batura Muztagh	Gilgit
165	Urdok No. II	7,082	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
166	Mandu Pk	7,081	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
167	Udren Zom (Central)	7,080	Hindukush	Hindukush	Chitral
168	Chogolisa Kangri I	7,071	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
169	Langar (SE)	7,061	Hindukush	Hindukush	Chitral
170	Pyramid/Thyor	7,058	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
171	Udren Zom (S)	7,050	Hindukush	Hindukush	Chitral
172	Link Sar	7,041	Karakoram	Siachen (disputed)	Ghanche
173	Saraghrar (N)	7,040	Hindukush	Hindukush	Chitral
174	Spantik/Ghenish Chish	7,027	Karakoram	Haramosh	Skardu
175	Akber Chioh/Akher	7,020	Hindukush	Hindukush	Chitral
176	Chogolisa Kangri II	7,014	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
177	Rakaposhi (E)	7,010	Karakoram	Bagrot	Gilgit
178	Malubiting (E)	7,010	Karakoram	Haramosh	Gilgit
179	Gasherbrum No. VI	7,004	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
180	Sangemer Mar	7,000	Karakoram	Batura Muztagh	Gilgit
181	Un-Named	7,000	Karakoram	Boltoro	Skardu
182	Lupghar Sar III (E)	7,000	Karakoram	Hispar	Gilgit
183	Chogolisa(W)/Prupoo	7,000	Karakoram	Siachen (disputed)	Ghanche
184	Ghent III	7,000	Karakoram	Siachen (disputed)	Ghanche
185	Kaberi Peak	7,000	Karakoram	Siachen (disputed)	Ghanche
186	Apsarasas(E)/Un-Named	7,000	Karakoram	Siachen (disputed)	Ghanche

Royalty Fee for Peaks in Pakistan

Pakistan Mountain Royalty Fee for the last Year (Amount in USD $)

S.No	Height Of Mountain	Up To 7 Member Team	Each Additional Member
1.	K-2 (8611-M)	USD $ 7,200	USD $ 1,200
2.	8001 – 8500-M	USD $ 5,400	USD $ 900
3.	7501 – 8000-M	USD $ 2,400	USD $ 300
4.	7001 – 7500-M	USD $ 1,500	USD $ 180
5	6501 – 7000-M	USD $ 900	USD $ 120

 

Mountain Royalty fee in Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan

Royalty Fee Rates:

Royalty Fee Rates  (Rules and Regulation Edition – 1999)

Ministry of Tourism reduced royalty fee rates from time to time since 2002 in order to overcome the negative effects of 9/11 2001 incident and to promote adventure tourism in Pakistan. It is still being continued with the Existing 40% Discounted Fee

 

S.No	Height of mountain	Royalty fee, 7 Member	Each Additional Member	S.No	Height of mountain	Royalty fee	Each Additional Member
1	K2 – 8611m	$ 12000	$ 3000	1	K2 – 8611m	$ 7200	$ 1200
2	8001 – 8500m	$ 9,500	$ 3000	2	8001 – 8500m	$ 5400	$ 900
3	7501 – 8000m	$ 4000	$ 1000	3	7501 – 8000m	$ 2400	$ 300
4	7001 – 7500m	$ 2500	$ 500	4	7001 – 7500m	$ 1500	$ 180
5	6501 – 7000m	$ 1500	$ 300	5	6501 – 7000m	$ 900	$ 120

(Note) Trekking and Mountain Royalty fees Pakistan are set by Government Of Pakistan at the beginning of every year.

We suggest to reserve each of your trip at least 6 months earlier. However, Expeditions suggested to plan 6-8 months earlier. Trekking destinations suggested to be fixed within 6 months. But, it is not to worry about timing so earlier. We would suggest to avoid hustle and to have a better plan. However, one-month earlier reservation is even smoother for you.

We have Simple, Easy and Secure way of reservation for you. Once every member of your group finalize departure and arrival dates, will be best time to contact with us. You can send us e- mail on info@visitinpakistan.com or visitinpakistantours@gmail.com WhatsApp us on +92-3408864460

Once you get in touch and finalize your plan its time to reserve your placement for Pakistan desired destination tours. We have secure payment options for your convenience. You can send us payment via bank, National identity card, online transfers on below given details.

Each year Pakistan is getting attraction of worldwide travellers, mountaineers, adventurous enthusiasts. The peak seasons have high possibility of cancelation of your desired dreamed tours. It is just to confirm your tour as first come first serve basis. On the other hand, reservation in advance is
secure for your traveling and availability of our best services.

TERMS & CONDITIONS

Please read the terms & condition carefully. This term and condition contains with all necessary information such like booking method, cancellation terms, payment policy I.E. once you agreed to travel with Visitin Pakistan Tours, you/team shall bond for further changes. We highly recommended that you must read and understand it carefully, before declaration of booking any packages.  The Booking Terms and Conditions constitutes a legally requirement contract between you/party who willing to get services from visitin Pakistan tours. Thus the details are listed below:

1. MODE OF PAYMENT IS VIA ONLINE PAYMENT OR BANK TRANSFER:

NAME OF THE BANK	NATIONAL BANK OF PAKISTAN
BANK BRANCH NAME	NATIONAL BANK OF PAKISTAN, SKARDU BRANCH-0486
ACCOUNT TITLE	VISITIN PAKISTAN TREKS TOURS AND EXPEDITIONS
ACCOUNT NUMBER	3154714483
IBN	PK19NBPA0486003154714483
SWIFT CODE	NBPAPKKA

1. BOOKING REQUIREMENTS.

• For booking and documentation process we require your passport copy and one passport size photograph, please provide by email to our office.
• You must complete the booking forms under signature by each participant on arrival to Pakistan.

1. PERMISSION PROCESS.

No permission is required to visit in Pakistan including Gilgit baltistan and Azad Kashmir.

Remarks: Once we get climbing/trekking permit, then no any refund will be made by Gilgit Baltistan Council in Islamabad.

4.VIP-RESPONSIBILITY. 

Better working conditions and basic human rights of the porters and staffs.

Providing more facilities for staff and improving its staff’s skills & working conditions, a safe working environment and reasonable salary and daily wages are guaranteed.

In order to carry out our commitment for improving the livelihood of the poor,  VIP will give a portion of its profits to support social projects, in particular helping poor , Orphans, widow & lower cast children to go schools is one of our main targets.

It is always our pleasure to provide the best service for our clients. Besides our team is just like a big family, we are very much concerned about working staff as a team. Please feel free to contact us for any information regarding travel in Pakistan.

VIP  will not able to take responsibility in changes of alternation itinerary due to road block, natural disasters, delay arrival, flight cancellation, landslides, floods, political-unrest, sickness. Any extra cost due to quoted reason, we shall request to clients to borne the normal amount on the spot.

VIP  while undertaking transportation, accommodation, and other all services as per given list. In other way if flight cancelation/ delays, accident, damages, loss or inconvenience caused in connection no responsibility is undertaken for any change or deviation because of factors beyond our control.

Remarks: VIP  will help you, to get obtaining Pakistan tourist visa, also you can apply for visa on arrival in this respect we will send you invitation letter and hotel reservation letter.

1. PAYMENTS POLICY:
2. Its requested to all of individual participants / team leader must deposit of 50% non refundable advance money from the total project amount.
3. The rest of amount must be paid on arrival in Pakistan.

Remarks: The advance amount we require for confirmation, all reservations and preparation of trip.

1. CANCELLATION POLICY

VIP reserves the right to deduct: in respect of hotel reservation, conformation of airline ticket, compile of documentation, and other further necessary work which are being done before the arrival of clients.

A Notice of cancellation shall be send by client in writing and refund procedure will be made as follows:

• Cancellation before 90 days of the trip, 30% cancellation will be charged. Clients must be paid the bank transfer charges.
• Other than this date/days your 50% advance payment will not able to claim as refund amount.

Note:- Anyone deciding to abandon the trip after arrival or leave during the trip due to health or for whatever reason(s) whether the clients own or external (of the nature of force mature) will not be eligible for any refund. This also applies in case the entire group completes/abandons the trip and decides to return earlier than the agreed time schedule.

1. SUPPOSITION OF RISK

The climbers/ trekker should aware that the entire trip certain risks and dangers it may occur. The challenges contain hazards in mountaineering, accident or illness in remote places and without medical facilities. The traveler of nature agrees to assume all associated risks with the journey and also shall agrees that the company no liability undertaken or its outfitters.

1. TRAVEL INSURANCE

It is a strongly recommend  that while booking treks and tours with us that travelers/trekkers must be protected by insurance themselves that covers cancellation, accidents, health, emergency evacuation, and loss of items, theft of or damage to baggage and personal effects.

1. PRIVACY

Once you are collecting any details information regarding your trip from us. Where shall contain certain things. It is strongly requested to you that not disclosed for any other purposes please.

No private or personal information that you supply to us when making a booking will not be disclosed for any other purposes.

1. COMPLAINTS

If you have any concerns or complaints about the trip, you must inform the tour leader or guide at the earliest opportunity to allow them to correct the situation.  Any other complaints can be made to us via email or telephone.

1. ADDITION CHARGE

On our trekking and tour packages, rooms or tents are provided in twin sharing basis.  Single room supplement charges will be imposed to clients who do not have another tour participant to share room / tent with.

1. REVISION OF TOUR COST

We reserve the right to revise the pricing rates disclosed to you, under such circumstances that are deemed necessary, or for reasons out of our control, for example, changes in exchange rates, governmental actions, permit fees etc.

1. UNFORESEEN CIRCUMSTANCES

If Visit in Pakistan cancels your trip due to unforeseen circumstances like, natural disasters, conflict, unfavorable climate etc., we would be happy to refer you to an alternative trip of a similar standard.  If this does not suite for your personal interest, all monies paid by you to our company will be refunded, minus costs.  However, any other expenses incurred by you because of this booking are entirely your responsibility.

1. CLIENT IS RESPONSIBLE

A tour/trek guide who represents VIP will have full authority during your trip.  The guide will make decisions about the trip based upon your safety and the safety of the group.  If you commit any unlawful act, you are compelled to leave the tour immediately and no refund will be made in such a case.  An unlawful act is defined as anything that would be deemed illegal in the Pakistan Tourism.

1. IMPACT ON YOUR JOURNEY

We will do our best effort to ensure you are comfortable during the trip, but many of these locations flight cancellation, roads block i.e., Weather is such factor that may directly affects your trip, therefore we ask for your patience in such matters please.

1. HELICOPTER RESCUE:

The expedition/ trekking team must have to paid in cash U$D 15000/- for emergency aviation  in Islamabad. The amount is refundable after deduction of service charge U$D 300/- for more details click the website www.askariaviation.com

HOPE YOUR TRIP WILL PLEASANT WITH TEAM VIP TOURS.

THANKS FOR YOUR BUSINESS WITH US. 

 

Season
Pakistan has blessed variety of seasons throughout the year to experience every nature of adventure, tour and excursion. However, the following information would facilitate your planning.

March-April-May
The northern part of Pakistan is blessed with mesmerizing beauty of Apricot cherry blossom season. The beautiful flowers of apricot trees and spring season welcome you to the magnificent valleys of Gilgit Baltistan and Chitral. Your Jeep safari, Photography, Rafting, Bird watching and day long trekking or hiking most relevant season during March to May each year.

June-July-August
All traveling enthusiasts, mountaineers, trekkers, photographers, adventure lovers and hikers have best option during these three months. Every basecamp has opened, routes are suitable to hike, trek, and enjoy. 99% mountaineers travel to Pakistan during these three months to make their dreams true. The high altitude trekking suggested to be practice in your home countries by attending Gyms, cycling, daily basis running and hiking. Your trekking stamina, Mountaineering sprit and trainings are more feasible working atmosphere during these months.

September-October-November

This season is the best season to observe northern Part of Pakistan for Autumn colour. Every tree have various color and mountains have lighter snow and the enchanting beautiful look of the valleys like Gilgit Baltistan, Hunza, Skardu and Chitral. However, apart from Autumn this season is best for jeep safaris, traveling and day long hiking, trekking and photography tours.

These three months in Pakistan called winter season. There are some groups who are trying to accomplish their dreams and aims to summit Karakorum, Himalaya and Hindukush during winter. The cultural tours in all over Pakistan is highly recommended during these three months to avoid high temperature.