Beyal Camp
Under the Giant
4 packages0 rating
At an altitude of 3500m, Beyal Camp is dominated by utterly prominent views of Nanga Parbat. At Beyal, Nanga Parbat’s view spans the widest almost 180 degree and the peak rises so high as if it will hide the sky. Beyal Camp is a gentle hike of less than two hours from Fairy Meadows passing through mature pine, fir, juniper and birch forest. On your left is the Raikot Glacier and occasional fine views of Indus Valley and Karakorams. Spending overnight at Beyal is recommended if you are hiking to base camp.
Packages in Beyal Camp
4 flexible packages — your dates, your tier
Where to Stay in Beyal Camp
1 hotel & properties
Four chapters
Best Time to Visit
spring
April – May
ShoulderJeep road opens as snow clears — early hikers get quiet meadows and lingering snowdrifts on the plateau.
summer
June – September
Best timePeak season — clear Nanga Parbat views, cabins fully open, wildflowers across the grassland.
autumn
October
Best timeLarch and birch turn gold with the last clear peak days before the road closes.
winter
November – March
ShoulderSnow-hiking season — jeep track from Raikot walkable on foot in fresh snow, quiet plateau, and the sharpest clear-day views of Nanga Parbat's north face; cabins open with wood stoves.