The second-highest peak Mount K2 8611m or CHOGORI in the Balti language means the king of mountains (8611m) and the highest peak in Pakistan. Because of the massiveness of its size and unsuccessful multiple attempts made on it by various expedition parties Mt. K2 has variously been described as an "Awesome", " Killer" and "Savage". Due to its technical difficulty, steep slopes, and harsh conditions, K2 is Often considered the most challenging and dangerous mountain to climb. Rocky Mountain up to 6000 m, beyond this it becomes an ocean of snow. Situated on the Pakistan-China border in the mighty Karakorum the traditional route to the K2 base camp goes from Skardu Baltistan which is linked with Islamabad by the Karakoram Highway as well as by air. From Skardu, the route goes via Shigar-Dassu-Askole up to Concordia over the Baltoro Glacier. To the summit, we use the safest route i.e. ABRUZZI route. Even though these routes have become common, our team of expatriates is very familiar with the steep snow slopes and difficult rock parts. 

The K2 expedition will begin from Islamabad and further flight to Skardu by Plane because that saves our time for climbing Mt. K2. The Vertical height gain from the Base camp to the summit is over 3500m. on which we will aim to place Four further camps to support your ascent and acclimatization. The route leads from base camp to C2, Chimney House, and climbs Black Pyramid to C3 and C4 (7950m2 / 6083 ft) below The Shoulder (8000m) of Mt. K2. Straight attempt through the Abruzzi route via Bottleneck (8210m) to the SUMMIT (8611m/28251 ft) and down to C4/C3 (safe zone). The expedition will be fully supported by a professionally and technically well-known Nepalese Sherpa team with previous experience in Mt. K2 climbing and technically skilled and worked with XTREME CLIMBER’S Treks and Expeditions. The Sherpa will have perfect knowledge of climbing, risk management, friendly behavior, and be highly motivated.

• Climbing any mountain especially 8000m above is tough but highly rewarding as well. So, do prepare yourself Psychologically and Physically to withstand all possible hazards that may come across your path during the mountaineering journey.
• The expedition is EXTREMELY Challenging but worth it.  Before the summit push, we will have enough time at the Base Camp where our supremely talented climbing Sherpa guide will train you very well to be in the Himalayas by providing you with all technical know-how and techniques.
• The summit lies at a higher altitude and can cause altitude sickness to anyone attempting the summit push. But proper acclimatization, enough Oxygen which will be carried and reserved at higher camps for emergency use, and support/assistance by our high altitude climbing Sherpa Guide will help you go through to reach the summit of your dream mountain. Above the higher camps, we will always have extra bottles of oxygen in case of emergencies. This is why one must go on an expedition to any of the 7 thousand before heading to any 8000m. This will not only help you gain experience in the high altitude but also familiarize you with all the gears and equipment while handling extremely cold temperatures, gaining great crampon skills on and on the rock, snow, ice, rappelling with a pack on, and using ascenders and jumars on a fixed-line. Along with tolerance at a high altitude, you need strength, endurance, and strong cardiovascular conditioning.

NOTE: Prioritize your training efforts with the following techniques assuming you are in good health and injury-free;

01. Climbing Conditioning: Uphill climbing with a backpack, walking and staircase climbing

02. Strength training for lower body and core

03. Cardiovascular Training: Include both aerobic and anaerobic workouts with and without pack-weight

04. Flexibility Training: Include stretches for overall body