3 Days

Combine watching the sunrise/set over the high mountains in the Hindukush & Hindu Raj in Chitral

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It’s a wonderful and beautiful world we live under the shadow of Tarichmir, the highest mountain peak of Hindukush (7,709)
meters.

This part of the world is filled with indescribable beauty and places to go to see nature, and it’s hard to say whether a single lifetime would indeed be enough to experience all of it.

Most of us will probably never see everything that the region has to offer us, but it’s worth a shot! Here one of them Chitral Gol National park and incredible Birmoghlasht, to see around and watch the mountains panorama at sunrise and sunsetdefinitely worth adding to your bucket list of best vacation spots, ecological tourism-climbing mountains, exploring biodiversity and adventure.

If you are afflicted with a case of wanderlust, you know that seeing the most beautiful places to visit can be a profoundly moving and valuable experience.

There’s nothing like seeing Tarich Mir- the highest mountain peak of Hindukush, and the huge mountain hub of Hindu Raj, lit with gold as the sun rises over its peaks from the grassy Tarich Mir. Watch the Hindu Raj Mountain and Tarich Mir awash with sunset hues from a terrace in Birmoghlasht (Summer Palace)

Trekking through the high land of Birmoghlasht, which was established in 1910 by the then Mehtar Shurja Ul Mulk. During the existence of the Chitral state, the Mehtar and his family would move to the fort in the summer to enjoy the cooler temperatures and also to hold court. The fort is situated in close proximity to core areas of the Chitral Gol National Park which is home to snow leopards, markhors, ibexes, black bears, red foxes, otters, golden eagles, cranes, falcons, snow partridge and hundreds of other species of wildlife The Birmoghlasht Summer Fort is a dilapidated fort of the former ruler is perched on top of a hill at an elevation of about 9,000 feet. It is located in what is now a core area of the Chitral Gol National Park.

The way leading to the park is quite narrow and dangerous, highly risky during the rainy days. It is located 1450 metres and about 5000 metres above sea level. It has an area of 7750 hectares.

This park includes three valleys. Several glaciers also lie in the park through which several springs make their way and ultimately form a stream which runs 18 kilometres. The cold water of this stream flows towards the east, into the River Chitral. The park is rich in trees particularly cedar trees. The park also serves to provide shelter to a vast bio-diversity, especially markhors, an endangered wild goat species. The subspecies, which are found in the park, include the Astor markhor, the largest population in the world.

Itinerary for three days trekking:

Day 1	Chitral –city to Fort by jeep and easy trek to wildlife hut an hour and a half hours walk. Enjoy the mountain panorama of Hindukush and Raj with the sun setting fantastic view over Tarich Mir till the darkness. Transferred to summer palace fort by jeep and acclimatization for high land stay at the hut.
Day 2	Early morning wake up to watch the beautiful phenomenon of the sun rising and capturing the beauty. Early morning wake up to watch sunrise and breakfast for day trekking in the National Park overnight at Chaghbini hut.
Day 3	Return following the trek to Birmoghlasht for the return to Chitral city Same route or footstep down words up to tower to catch jeep for the return to Chitral.

Package Includes:

• This includes; transport for group members =2 for Pick and drop 1 jeep for kitchen staff and food stuff+ One jeep for porters for pick and drops
• Food 3 breakfast, three lunch and two dinners for the group
• Food for porters for two b/f two lunch and one dinner
• Guide, cook and helpers with kitchen+ utensils crockery and cutlery.
• Camping on double occupancy in one tent, mattress and cooking items.