The Pakistani definition of a mountain according to the Ministry of Tourism in Islamabad is a peak higher than 6500 meters, 21,450 feet. Therefore you dont need permits for peaks lower than that mark. Anything higher, or if you are hiking within 20 km of an international border you will need permits. For a permit, you need to either: 1. Licensed mountain guide OR 2. Pakistan Army Liason Officer (LO) to guide you along the way. The guide/LO has to be equipped with gear that will allow him to hike with you till the base camp of your peak.
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Raikot Face of Nanga Parbat (the mountain is 30 km...
Description
This is the face attempted by an Italian expedition in summer 2008 where the world-class alpinist Karl Unterkircher fell through a crevasse and perished. Videos of their expedition can be found here:
This face was attempted by several German expeditions from their traditional camp-ground Marchen Weiss (Fairy Meadows)
Getting There
Fly from Islamabad to Gilgit and then hire a jeep to take you to the Raikot Bridge. At Raikot Bridge a private jeep hire will take you to the village of Tato (5500 feet). From Tato hike up to Fairy Meadows (10,880 feet). From Fairy Meadows hike up to base camp in 4-5 hours.