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Bondit Peak Expedition

Bondit Peak Expedition

Kanday Valley / Masherbrum Range — 5950m

Bondit Peak, rising to approximately 5950 meters, is situated in the remote Bondit Valley near Kanday in the Karakoram of northern Pakistan. Surrounded by impressive high mountains, the peak offers a genuine wilderness experience away from the more frequently visited trekking routes. From the Bondit Valley region, climbers are positioned close to some of the great giants of the Karakoram, including K2, Broad Peak, and the Gasherbrum group.

The approach to Bondit Base Camp is relatively short compared with many major Karakoram expeditions, but the climb itself demands strong mountaineering skills, good acclimatization, and the ability to operate safely at high altitude. This expedition is designed for experienced climbers looking for a challenging 6,500m Karakoram peak and an opportunity to explore a less-traveled part of Gilgit-Baltistan.

ondit Peak, standing at roughly 5,980 meters in the Karakoram range of Pakistan, remained unclimbed for decades despite multiple attempts by international expeditions. Early efforts by New Zealand, Japanese, and Korean teams—including a 2015 Korean attempt that was turned back at 5,200 meters—all failed due to the peak’s complex, heavily crevassed glaciers, high avalanche risks, and severe weather.
The historic first ascent was finally achieved on July 20, 2022, by a three-man expedition from the Hungarian National Alpine Team, consisting of Viktor Ágoston, László Szász, and Bence Kerekes. Operating in a strict, self-sufficient alpine style without high-altitude porters or fixed base camp staff, the team successfully navigated a highly technical route up the northeast spur. They braved a 1,500-meter wall of ice and snow with slopes tilting up to 80 degrees, ultimately conquering the mountain and establishing a new technical route (graded TD WI4) in the Karakoram history books.

Climbing Equipment and Gear List

Mountain climbing Gears

 

❏  Helmet ( Black diamond, Petzel )

❏  Alpine Ice Axe (65-70cm)

❏  A mountaineering harness, with adjustable leg loops.

❏  Carabiners: 3 locking and 6 regular

❏  Rappel device: ATC or figure 8

 

Mountaineering boots

 

❏  Mountaineering boots suitable for above 6000m; La Sportiva Gsm2 or equivalent

❏  Hiking shoes for the trek to base camp with ankle protection

❏  Gaiters

❏  Thermal mountaineering socks or equivalent: 6 pairs

❏  Liner socks or equivalent: 3 pairs

 

 

Body Layers:

 

❏  2 merino base layers: top / bottom set

❏  1 mid layer top: breathable Underwear

❏  Lightweight Nylon Pants: 1 pair

❏  Hooded Soft Shell jacket To be worn over other layers

❏  Soft Shell Guide Pants: Gore Tex and breathable

❏  Hooded Hard Shell: Gore Tex and breathable

❏  Hard Shell Pants: Gore Tex and breathable, big enough to wear over your guide trousers

❏  Insulated Down Jacket with hood: North Face Himalayan parka or equivalent

❏  Insulated synthetic Pants: Worn primarily when climbing below Camp 2

❏  Long jones equivalent to Rab’s Polartec or equivalent: 2 pairs

 

 

Headgear and Hand wear:

 

❏  Wool hat (ski hat)

❏  Sunhat: To shade your face / neck from the sun on a hot day

❏  Buff: To protect your neck / face from the sun

❏  Under helmet Balaclava

❏  Glacier glasses: Full protection with side covers or wrap around

❏  Ski goggles: To be worn on summit day in the event of high winds

❏  Lightweight synthetic liner gloves: For wearing on a hot day; 2 pairs

❏  Soft shell gloves: To wear for moderate cold / wind

❏  Shell glove with insulated liner: To wear for severe cold / strong wind

❏  Expedition Mitts for bad weather

 

 

Personal Gear:

 

❏  Expedition Backpack: 65L pack should be large enough.

❏  Trekking Backpack: To carry on the trek to base camp. Simple and light.

❏  Sleeping Bag: Rated to at least -40°F. Goose down or synthetic

❏  Compression stuff sacks: 3 large ones; for reducing volume of the sleeping bag, down parka, etc., in your pack.

❏  High Quality sleeping pad (1 for base camp and 1 for high camps): Full length is preferred.

❏  Closed cell foam pad: To be used in conjunction with the inflating pad for warmth and comfort when sleeping.

❏  Trekking poles with snow baskets: Adjustable poles

❏  Cup: Plastic insulated cup for drinking

❏  Bowl: A plastic bowl for eating dinner or breakfast

❏  Spoon: Plastic spoon

❏  Head torch: 1 normal for base camp and 1 with remote battery systems for climbing at night. This will be used whilst climbing at night

❏  Sunscreen: SPF 50 or above

❏  Lip balm with sunblock

❏  Water bottles: 2 wide mouth bottles with 1 liter capacity

❏  Water bottle parkas (2): fully insulated with zip opening

❏  Thermos: 1 litre (buy a good ones to keep your water warm for longer hours)

❏  Pee bottle: 1 litre minimum bottle for convenience at night in the tent

 

❏  Toiletry bag: Include toilet paper and hand sanitizer and small towel

❏  Hand warmers & toe warmers

❏  Pen Knife or multi tool (optional)

❏  Camera: bring extra batteries and memory cards

❏  Personal solar charging system (optional but recommended)

❏  Travel Clothes

❏  Duffel bags (2) with locks: To transport equipment

❏  Base Camp extra Items: Kindle, I pad, books, smart phone, etc

❏  Snack food: Please bring a few days of your favourite climbing snack food such as bars, energy gels, nuts, beef jerky, etc. A variety of salty and sweet is recommended to give you extra energy.

❏  Small personal first aid kit: Include athletic tape, Band-Aid’s, Ibuprofen, blister care, personal medications, etc

❏  Medications and Prescriptions: Bring antibiotics (Azithromycin, etc.), and altitude medicine such as Diamox and dexamethasone

Q1: Where is Bondit Peak located and what is its exact elevation?
A: Bondit Peak stands at an elevation of approximately 5,950 meters in the remote Bondit Valley near Kanday in the Ghanche District of Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan, within the broader Masherbrum range.
Q2: What peaks are visible from the Bondit Peak region?
A: Climbers in the Bondit Valley and on the higher slopes of Bondit Peak are positioned near major Karakoram giants, enjoying views of Masherbrum (K1), K2, Broad Peak, the Gasherbrum group, and the granite spires of the adjacent Nangma Valley.
Q3: How difficult is the climb on Bondit Peak?
A: Bondit Peak is a demanding 6,500m high-altitude objective requiring strong mountaineering skills, glacier navigation, fixed-rope technique, and proper acclimatization. It features 45° to 50° snow and ice slopes alongside mixed alpine sections.
Q4: How long is the approach trek to Bondit Base Camp?
A: Compared to the 6 to 7-day treks required for Baltoro peaks, the approach to Bondit Base Camp (3,650m) is relatively short, taking only 2 days of hiking from Kanday Village via Khotid.
Q5: How many days are allocated for the climbing phase on Bondit Peak?
A: The itinerary provides a dedicated 17-day window (Days 8–24) at Base Camp and high camps, allowing maximum flexibility for acclimatization rotations, load carries, weather windows, and summit pushes.
Q6: What permit, NOC, and visa requirements are needed for Bondit Peak?

A: As Bondit Peak falls in open area and don't need permit, NOC and trekking/mountaineering visa. You only need a valid visa .  Skardu Expedition Treks and Tours will provide you all neccessary document for processing your visa. Granting Visa is totally the authority of Government of Pakistan.

Q7: What happens if domestic flights between Islamabad and Skardu are delayed?
A: Skardu flights are weather-dependent. The itinerary accounts for potential delays by including built-in overland travel options via the Karakoram Highway (or Babusar Pass) with overnight stops in Chilas on Days 2–3 and Days 27–28.
Day 1

Arrival in Islamabad

⛰ 540m

Arrive at Islamabad International Airport, where our representative will meet you and transfer you to your hotel. Rest and recover from your international journey while the expedition team assists with initial arrangements.

🏠 Hotel in Islamabad

Day 2

DAY 02 | Islamabad to Chilas or Fly to Skardu

⛰ 1,265m

If weather permits, fly from Islamabad to Skardu. If the flight cannot operate, begin the overland journey toward Chilas along the Karakoram Highway (or via Kaghan Valley and Babusar Pass when open).

🏠 Hotel in Chilas or Hotel in Skardu 

Day 3

DAY 03 | Chilas to Skardu

⛰ 2,467m | ⏱ 10–11 hours drive

Continue toward Skardu, following the Indus River through dramatic mountain scenery with impressive views of Nanga Parbat along the way or rest day in Skardu

🏠 Hotel in Skardu

Day 4

Preparation and Briefing in Skardu

⛰ 2,467m

Complete necessary formalities, inspect climbing equipment, and organize expedition loads. Meet the local team and make any final preparations before leaving Skardu.

🏠 Hotel in Skardu

Day 5

Skardu to Kanday Village

⛰ 2,900m

Drive from Skardu to Kanday Village, passing through the landscapes of Baltistan and the Indus and Shyok river systems.

🏕 Camp in Kanday or Hotel stay in Kanday

Day 6

Kanday to Khotid

⛰ 3,250m | ⏱ 5–7 hours

Begin the approach trek following local community and shepherd trails into the Bondit Valley, passing traditional shelters to reach Khotid.

🏕 Camp at Khotid

Day 7

Khotid to Bondit Base Camp

⛰ 3,650m | ⏱ 5–7 hours

Trek deeper into the upper Bondit Valley as Bondit Peak comes into view. Establish the expedition base camp at 3,650m.

🏕 Bondit Base Camp

Day 8-24

 Climbing and Acclimatization Period

⛰ 3,650m – ~5,950| ⏱ 17 days

Strategy includes acclimatization around Base Camp, load carrying to higher elevations, stocking camps, rotating between Base Camp and high camps, rest and recovery, and executing the final summit push to approximately 5,950 before returning to Base Camp.

⛺ Bondit Base Camp / Higher Camps

Day 25

Bondit Base Camp to Kanday

⛰ 2,900m

Descent trek from Base Camp through the valley back to Kanday with local porter support.

🏕 Camp / Lodge in Kanday

Day 26

Kanday to Skardu

⛰ 2,467m | ⏱ 4–5 hours drive

Drive back to Skardu. Rest, reorganize equipment, and enjoy a farewell dinner with the team.

Day 27

Skardu to Islamabad / Chilas

⛰ 540m / 1,265m

Transfer to Skardu Airport for the flight to Islamabad (weather permitting). If canceled, travel overland by road toward Chilas.

🏠 Hotel in Chilas or Islamabad

Day 28

Chilas to Islamabad

⛰ 540m

If staying overnight in Chilas, complete the drive to Islamabad. Otherwise, enjoy a buffer/rest day in the capital.

🏠 Hotel in Islamabad

Day 29

Departure from Pakistan

⏱ Breakfast included

Transfer to Islamabad International Airport for onward international flights, marking the end of the expedition with Skardu Expedition Treks and Tours.

✈ Departure — transfer to airport

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