Climb Minglik Sar & Shimshal Pass (6050m) — 15 Days

It's rated Strenuous/Extreme. Long trekking days, high altitude, cold weather, and a pre-dawn summit push make this the most demanding trip TourRangers runs.

Yes — you can join the group up to Shimshal Pass and skip the Minglik Sar summit. The price stays the same.

Minglik Sar (6,050 m) is a non-technical snow peak but a serious high-altitude undertaking — slopes of 30–35° and a 9–10 hour summit day with ~1,500 m of gain and loss. You'll need excellent physical and mental stamina; the necessary basic climbing skills are coached on the expedition.

Yes — foreigners with a valid tourist visa and paperwork are welcome. We provide visa assistance and an invitation letter.

Summit attempts always depend on conditions. The itinerary includes an acclimatization day and a contingency buffer, and your expedition leader makes the final safety call on the summit push.

Yes — on a clear day the summit panorama includes K2 (8,611m), along with Kanjut Sar, the Mustagh ranges, and the Pamir.

Your group is led by the most professional and experienced team at TourRangers. We specialise in arranging trekking tours and have successfully run multi-day treks and expeditions across the north — including the Churko Peak Winter Summit (4,300 m), K2 Base Camp Trek, Ratti Gali to Besal–Naran Trek, Chitta Katha Lake, Supat Valley Trek, Musa Ka Musalla, Makra Peak and the Ganga Choti winter summit, backpacking in Chitral, and a successful expedition to Shimshal Pass and Minglik Sar (6,050 m).