
Nanga Parbat Trek
The Nanga Parbat trek is a 7–9 day route in Pakistan's Gilgit-Baltistan to base camps of the world's 9th highest peak, starting from Fairy Meadows at 2,865 m.

High altitude treks climb past 4,000 metres into a world of big passes, thin air and the grandest Himalayan panoramas. They are serious routes that ask for fitness, careful acclimatisation and real respect for the mountains.
This is where the Himalaya shows its full scale, on glaciated passes, high desert plateaus and summit views that repay the effort. High routes reward experienced trekkers who have built the fitness and the acclimatisation habits to handle altitude safely.
This is where the Himalaya shows its full scale, on glaciated passes, high desert plateaus and summit views that make every hard step worthwhile. These routes reward experienced trekkers who have built both the fitness and the acclimatisation discipline to handle altitude safely, and they punish anyone who rushes.

The Nanga Parbat trek is a 7–9 day route in Pakistan's Gilgit-Baltistan to base camps of the world's 9th highest peak, starting from Fairy Meadows at 2,865 m.

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The Tarsar Marsar Trek is a 6–7 day, ~50 km alpine lake circuit in Kashmir's Pahalgam Wildlife Sanctuary, reaching 4,100 m via Tarsar Pass.

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The Buran Ghati Trek is a difficult 40 km trail in Himachal Pradesh crossing a 4,700 m pass with India's only glacier rappel descent on a mainstream trek.

The Rumtse to Tso Moriri trek is an ~80 km, 7–8 day strenuous Ladakh trail crossing Kyamar La (~5,460 m) and Polokongka La (~5,190 m), ending at Tso Moriri Lake

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Kedartal trek is a 34–36 km round-trip trail from Gangotri to a glacial lake at 4,750 m in the Garhwal Himalayas, completed in 4–5 days, rated Difficult.

The Lamayuru to Chilling trek is a 75–80 km, 6–7 day high-altitude route in Ladakh crossing three passes up to 4930m, best trekked July–September.
How these high altitude treks compare on difficulty, duration, season and altitude.
| Trek | Difficulty | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Nanga Parbat Trek | Very Difficult | 8 days |
| Roopkund Trek | Difficult | 8 days |
| Tarsar Marsar Trek | Moderate–Difficult | 7 days |
| Snow Leopard Trek Hemis | Moderate–Difficult | 7 days |
| Buran Ghati Trek | Difficult | 7 days |
| Rumtse to Tso Moriri Trek | Very Difficult | 8 days |
| Bara Bhangal trek | Difficult | 7 days |
| Kedartal Trek | Difficult | 5 days |
| Lamayuru to Chilling Trek | Very Difficult | 7 days |