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arsalank2 - Nov 5, 2004 11:35 pm - Hasn't voted

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Great information. The height of Gasherbrum II is 8035m as officially declared!

jck

jck - Jun 20, 2005 6:58 pm - Hasn't voted

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In1934 G.O. Dyhrenfurth's expedition made exploration on Abruzzi Glacier.They climbed Sia Kangri(7315)-peak located in the south-east part of the glacier.

The second expedition which arrived into that area was austrian expedition led by Fritz Moravetz.He and his two team mates: Sepp Larch and Hans Willenpart climbed the top of Gasherbrum II on 7th of july 1956.Their route led from South Gasherbrum Glacier by south-west buttres,snowy terrace and then left to the summit.

Scarcely 19 years later Marc Batard and Yanic SIgneur made the second ascend.Their route was south buttres.Only 13 days after French success the top was reached by a Polish team led by Wanda Rutkiewicz.Leszek Cichy,Janusz Onyszkiewicz and Krzysztof Zdzitowiecki reached the summit via north-west wall.Few days later five Poles reached the summit.Two of them were women:Halina Kruger-Syrokomska and Anna Okopinska.

1 July 1983.Wojtek Kurtyka and Jerzy Kukuczka traversed the summit acending south-east buttres of east summit and then to the main summit and descending via normal route.

In 1984 Reinhold Messner and Hans Kammerlander reached the top climbing normal route but they descended via north wall.

Josh

Josh - Dec 17, 2005 10:32 am - Hasn't voted

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Ministry of Tourism Pakistan has decided to continue the 50% reduction in mountaineering royalty fee for climbing mountains above 6500-M located in Northern Areas of Pakistan during the Calendar Year 2006.



1 K-2 (8611-M) $ 6000 for 7 member

for additional member $ 1000



2 8001-8500-M $ 4500

for additional member $ 750



3 7501-8000-M $ 2000

for additional member $ 250



4 7001-7500-M $ 1250

for additional member $ 150



5 6001-7000-M $ 750

for additional member $100



WAIVER OF THE ROYALTY FEE FOR PEAKS UPTO 6500-M FOR THE YEAR 2006

Ministry of Tourism Pakistan has also decided to make an extension of one year viz, 2006 to waive off royalty fee for Peaks upto 6500-M.



Government of Pakistan also announced 10% Peak Fee (90% reduction) for mountains situated in Chitral, Gilgit and Ghizar (Tirich Mir, Noshaq Peak, Istoro Nal, Rakaposhi Peak, Diran Peak, Ultar Peak, Passu Peak and many more in order to attract expeditions for utilizing the peaks which are presently unutilized. This peak package will be for summer 2006. In these three areas there are hundreds of Peak above and between 7000m to 7500m. The full peak fee for mountain between 7000m to 7500m is 2500 US dollars for up to 7 climbers. Now 10% will be 250 US dollars only.



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dmiki

dmiki - Feb 4, 2011 5:36 am - Hasn't voted

first winter ascent

GII 02 Feb 2011 Simone Moro (Italy), Denis Urubko (Kazakhstan), Cory Richards (Canada)

Shahid Hussain

Shahid Hussain - Apr 20, 2019 3:32 am - Hasn't voted

updated information

Thank you for the great information about G2. I have noted that this article was written in 2004. There are so many changes took place during the last 14 years period. For 2019, Royalty fee for G2 is, USD $5400 for 7 members group, USD $ 900 Per additional person.
Environment Fee/Waste Management Fee will be 68 US$ for each member of mountaineering expedition.
Flight from Islamabad To Skardu is very frequent. Pakistan International Airline is operating an Airbus PK451on daily basis. From Islamabad To Skardu is now only 20-22 Hours drive via Babusar Pass or via Karakoram Highway.
As you said in your article that it would be wise to contact a local Tour Operator to organise the trip, Documentations and get up to date information. One of the oldest and Government licence Tour Operator from Skardu is Trango Adventure. they will be happy to provide the Latest and up to date informations. info@trangoadventure.com
https://www.trangoadventure.com

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