Trekking in this beautiful part of northern areas is so unique and interesting. He three faces of Nanga Parbat offer magic views and hold enough space also for non-mountaineers who desire to pilgrim this awesome mountain which is the end of Himalayas and a present in the land of Pakistan form the nature.

All the three base camps of Nanga Parbat, Diamer, Rupal and fairy meadows are considered real paradises on the earth. This is the beginning zone of northern areas where there the last thunders of monsoon arrive from the west, comparing to the other regions of northern Pakistan, because of more raining, here is much greenery and the places of interest and camps are well carpeted with herbals and wild flowers. Then the area is situated in the open zone and the KKH gives easy access, the base camps of Nanga Parbat particularly Fairy Meadows are over crowded during the season. The shepherds, the forest, grazing cattle, singing birds, the view of sunrise and sunset from the windows of the wooden huts offer would have no other parallel on the earth. Often the people of Tato organize polo matches at fairy meadows pastures, which lead the trip on the heights of enjoyment and beauty of memories. From the Rupal side, Nanga Parbat presents another gigantic view as the wall rises 5000 meters high holding the pride of being the longest mountain wall (5km) in the world. While proceeding towards this face, the scenic beauty of Astore region enhance your experience and interest making pictures and observing the lives of people living under the shadow of this Killer mountain. If you have enough days, we can arrange a trip round Nanga Parbat to give you a lifetime memory and experience of trekking and camping. For this purpose, you need to make a mind at first and contact us that how many days are required to realize this dream. We are available by all means of correspondence, Internet, fax, phone and surface mail to reply you all with priority. Before to all, we must say you that, during this trip, while breathing the air, drinking the water, leaving foot prints and enjoying the scene, please remember to salute and greet the souls of those brave men who lost their lives in love with this land of fairies and the giant mountain.