Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure to Karambar Lake, nestled in the remote wilderness of Gilgit-Baltistan’s Ishkoman Valley. Stretching over 14 days, this challenging yet rewarding trek leads you through raw alpine terrain, ancient glaciers, and untouched valleys that few travelers ever see.
Located at an elevation of 4,272 meters, Karambar Lake is the second-highest alpine lake in Pakistan and one of the most pristine in the world. The surrounding Kutshkulin and Karambar glaciers, jagged sub-6000m peaks, and the dramatic Karakoram backdrop make this trek ideal for experienced hikers and photographers seeking an off-the-grid escape.
The trail winds through high-altitude meadows, river crossings, and natural landscapes untouched by modern life. Unlike the crowded eastern Karakoram routes, the Karambar region offers complete serenity, with star-filled skies and silent valleys that echo only the sounds of nature.
Key Highlights:
Discover Karambar Lake, one of the world’s highest alpine lakes
Trek through the wild, rarely explored Kutshkulin Glacier region
Ideal for professional trekkers seeking raw, remote adventures
Basecamp exploration near Karambar Glacier and rugged peaks
Best travel window: May to September
Who Is This Trek For?
This is not your average mountain trek. The Karambar Lake Trek is tailored for professional-level trekkers and seasoned explorers looking to test their limits in one of the planet’s least-touched corners. If you thrive on wilderness, high-altitude routes, and total digital detox—this journey is your calling.
3 Hours Before Flight Time
Karakoram
Trekking
Summer
Professional
Hard
