K-7 Peak / Saraksa Group 30 Days

Peak Highlights 

Height:  5655,5520,5490-M         

  • The shining rocky & Ice walls
  • Location: Part of the Karakoram Range on the Pakistan-China border.
  • First Climbed: July  1977,1992
  • challenging sixt,five-thou sander of rock  walls
  • Trek to beautiful valley.
  • Technical mountains
  • Two Days trek to base camp is perfect for good acclimatization
  • Non / HAPs / Sherpa's supported climb.
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Introductions

Saraksa Group Of Mountains are located at Hushe Village, the road-end village of Baltistan, opens for  ideal trekking and mountaineering opportunities for deferent ages and tastes. Charakusa glacier is situated in area of magnificent mountains just few kilometers from Hushe. The K6 (7281 m), K7 (6934 m), Link Sar (7041m), Drifica (6650m), Niza Peak, Namika (6325m), Leila peak 6400m provide unique opportunity to climb rock and ice pinnacles in the heart of Karakorum. There also many  peaks are less than 6000 meters, which means no permit fee and no liaison officer, and with just a three-day walk from the end of road makes an affordable Karakorum expeditions.

All the approach treks to these peaks starts from Hushe village and passes through some best trekking routes in Karakorum. Base camps are located in stunning verdant site surround.

Climbing History.

East of Hushe is a rock climbers dream, this is a trek into the Tsraksa valley and the granite walls of K-6,7200M and K-7,6932M Granite face is one of the world largest, it was first climb in  1984 by a JapaneseExpeditions. On the same ridge of upper Tsraksa glacier is linksar 7040m, while on the south side of the glacier is K-6, 7281M.The area between Spangsar and K-7 Base camp is a climber paradise, with several 5000m peaks and tone of unclimbed granite. From the base camp you retrace your route back to Hushe.