Laila Peak (in Haramosh region)
Laila Peak stands tall at an elevation of 6985 meters in the main Karakoram range within Gilgit District, specifically near Haramosh Valley's serene Kutwal Lake. This towering spear-shaped mountain is recognized for its awe-inspiring appearance and challenging ascent that requires technical expertise to conquer it successfully.
The best time to visit is during June, July and August. These months offer the most favorable conditions for visitors.
Laila Peak (in Haramosh region) is located at an elevation of approximately 6,985 meters (7.0 km) above sea level.
The difficulty level of Laila Peak (in Haramosh region) is rated as Hard — requires excellent fitness, prior trekking experience, and proper gear.
Yes, a guide is recommended for Laila Peak (in Haramosh region). Hiring a local guide enhances safety and provides valuable insights about the area.
Laila Peak (in Haramosh region) may not be suitable for young children due to terrain or conditions. Consider the difficulty before bringing family.
Yes, a trekking or mountaineering permit is required depending on the planned ascent height. For peaks in this region, permits are applied for through the Gilgit-Baltistan Council or the Alpine Club of Pakistan.
Climbers must provide a detailed CV of previous mountaineering experience and a list of expedition members. Foreign expeditions also require an official invitation letter from a licensed Pakistani tour operator.
Rescue support is available through Askari Aviation, provided the expedition has secured the necessary insurance and rescue bond before departure. Local authorities must be informed of your specific route and timeline for coordination.
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