Laila Peak Expedition(2024-25)
The Laila Peak Expedition is perfect for resilient mountaineers aiming to ready themselves for higher altitude peaks. Laila Peak, situated at 6,000 meters in the Karakoram range, presents an ideal challenge.
The Laila Peak Expedition offers a remarkable opportunity for avid climbers to tackle a challenging 6000-meter peak nestled in the heart of the Karakoram range. Laila Peak, often referred to as the “Queen of Karakoram,” stands as one of the most breathtaking peaks globally, known for its stunning beauty. Situated between the Dalsangpa and Khuspang camps in the Hushe Valley of the Karakoram range, this distinctively needle-like summit soars to an elevation of 6096 meters.
Laila Peak’s splendor and its iconic spear-like shape make it an enticing destination, especially for nature enthusiasts and skiers. We cater to both individual climbers and groups, offering Laila Peak expeditions throughout the year, drawing participants from around the world. Our services encompass both full board and base camp support for the expedition.

Laila Peak Expedition
The journey to conquer Laila Peak embarks from Islamabad, where we commence our expedition. From there, we fly to Skardu, the principal town in the Karakoram region. Following several days in Skardu to prepare, we embark on a drive to the Hushe Valley, and the subsequent two days are spent trekking to the base camp of Laila Peak. For experienced mountaineers, ascending Laila Peak typically takes less than a week. The expedition primarily commences from the west face of the peak, originating from the Gondogoro glacier.
Imagine Karakorum Tours provides a comprehensive package for the Laila Peak Expedition, catering to all the essential elements required for a successful journey to the summit. This expedition’s services encompass a wide range of offerings, including hotel reservations, climbing permits, domestic air travel, skilled chefs, knowledgeable tour guides, visa support, porter services, camping gear, daily sustenance, kitchen supplies, and various essential tools, among other provisions.
Other Expedition Packages
In addition to Laila Peak Expedition we have three others 6000 – 7000 m peak expedition packages for beginners. This expedition is rare difficult than other 7000 – 8000 m peaks expedition.
| Expedition Below 7k m | Cost (USD) | Cost (Euro) |
| Spantik Peak Expedition ( 7,027 m) | 5,200$ | 3,500€ |
| Trango Tower Expedition (6,286 m) | 3,550$ | 3,490€ |
| Khosar Gang Expedition (6,060 m) | 2,100$ | 2,000€ |
| Expedition Below 7k m | Cost (USD) | Cost (Euro) |
Laila Peak Expedition – Cost
Below, you’ll find a breakdown of our estimated expenses for the Laila Peak Expedition. The expedition’s basic package begins at a minimum cost of USD 2,990 per person.
| Solo Climber | 2 Pax | 3 Pax | 4 Pax | More than 4 |
| $4, 500 | $4,200 | $4,000 | $3,500 | $3,000 |
| Solo Climber | 2 Pax | 3 Pax | 4 Pax | More than 4 |
Departure and Costs
The departure and costs for Laila peak is given below. You can join our fixed departure or you may choose your dates.
| START | END | STATUS | PRICE SOLO | REGISTRATION |
| 04 July | 26 July | Available | USD $3,200 | BOOK NOW |
| 01 Aug | 24 Aug | Available | USD $3,200 | BOOK NOW |
| 01 Sep | 24 Sep | Available | USD $3,200 | BOOK NOW |
| START | END | STATUS | PRICE SOLO | REGISTRATION |
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K2 Trekking Holiday Packages
You may interest in our K2 Holiday Trekking Packages. To see the details about the trekking packages visit the trips by clicking the trips name link in table below.
| K2 Trek Holidays | Cost USD | Cost Euro |
| Baltoro Glacier K2 Trek-20 days (All-Inclusive) | $2,100 | €1,930 |
| K2 Concordia Trek | $2,250 | €2,070 |
| K2 Basecamp Trek (All Inclusive) | $2,100 | €1,930 |
| K2 basecamp – Trek Only (14 days) | $1,690 | €1,555 |
| Four 8000m Basecamp Trek(24 days) | $2,700 | €2514 |
| K2 & Nanga Parbat Basecamp Trek | $3,000 | €2794 |
| Gondogoro La Trek (20 days) | $2,250 | €2,070 |
| Snow Lake and Hispar La Trek(21 days) | $2, 980 | €2,745 |
| K2 Trek Holidays | Cost USD | Cost Euro |
Climbing Info
Laila Peak’s western face is steep, with slopes that are as steep as 45 to 50 degrees and stretch over 1500 meters vertically. This makes it a popular choice for climbing expeditions. The lower part of the peak is covered in soft snow, while the upper section has a thin layer of ice, which means climbers have to deal with a mix of ice and rock as they ascend.
Reaching the summit of Laila Peak offers you a spectacular view of the major peaks in the Karakoram range, including famous ones like K-2, Broad Peak, and various Gasherbrum peaks. It’s a rewarding experience for any mountaineer.
If you need to get acclimated to the altitude, you can also consider climbing the nearby Gondogoro Peak, which is at a lower elevation of 5650 meters. This can help you prepare for the challenges of Laila Peak.
Highlights
1. The stunning Laila Peak
2. Competitive prices and excellent service
3. An Expedition to experience the great Karakoram
4. Views of all prominent peaks in the Karakoram range, including Masherbrum Peak and Drifitkhar Peak
5. Exploration of Amin Brak
6. Immerse in the lifestyle of Hushe Valley
7. Breathtaking vistas of glaciers, glacial lakes, waterfalls, and streams
8. Encounter numerous other peaks above 5000 meters in the Baltistan Valley
9. Dive into the rich culture and heritage of Balti people, with a beautiful Pro-Tibetan influence
10. Visit Khaplu Valley and the scenic Shyok River
11. Discover Skardu Valley, the Indus River, and the preservation of old traditions
12. Enjoy a scenic flight over the Himalayas and Karakorum
13. Experience the Karakoram Highway in case of flight cancellation
14. Savor the delicious cuisine of Pakistan
15. Optional sight-seeing in Islamabad or Rawalpindi
Altitude – Laila Peak(6,096 m)
The altitude of Laila Peak has been a subject of debate, with varying estimates offered by different sources. While some assert that it stands at 6200 meters, others contend that its height reaches 6614 meters. The initial British ascent team credited it as 6614 meters, whereas an Italian team views it as 6200 meters. In a Japanese mountaineering map by Tsuneo Miyamori published in 2003, Laila Peak is recorded at 6096 meters, a measurement supported by more recent climbers. This discrepancy highlights the ongoing discussion surrounding the precise elevation of this striking peak.
Climbing Permit
Climbing and trekking in Pakistan require the necessary permits. Peaks above 6500 meters demand a climbing permit, while those below 6500 meters need a trekking permit. All mountains in the Central Karakoram National Park area (CKNP) require a trekking permit. We handle the permit process, including fees, rules, and regulations.
Royalty fees
Royalty fees, established annually, vary based on the mountain and the climbing season. We can apply for permits 4-6 weeks before your Pakistan arrival. Royalty fees are non-refundable and payable to the Gilgit-Baltistan council.
Government clearance
Government clearance for your expedition team is vital, so it’s best to submit team member details early, ideally at least three months in advance, as clearance times have been extending in recent years.
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