US EditionMountaineering in Pakistan Becomes More Expensive – but Not as Expensive as Initially Planned – Adventure Mountain
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The eight-thousander Broad Peak in Pakistan (with shadow of K 2) The uprising of the Pakistani tourism industry has been at least partially successful. The regional government of the province of Gilgit-Baltistan has somewhat reduced the higher prices for climbing permits of the highest mountains of Pakistan decided for this summer. The Association of Pakistani Tour Organisers (PATO) had complained against the initial price increase. This has bee…
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