Broad Peak, located on the border of Pakistan and China, stands as the 12th highest mountain in the world. Known locally as "Falchan Kangri," it earns its name from the immense breadth at the top. Despite its challenges, Broad Peak is considered one of the easiest 8000-meter peaks to climb, although climbers must be physically strong and possess extensive skills and expertise.

The climb begins steep and presents continuous challenges throughout, with the upper sections being particularly dangerous. The first ascent of Broad Peak was achieved on June 9, 1957, by Fritz Winterstellar, Herman Buhl, and Kurt Diemberger from Austria. Remarkably, they accomplished this feat without the aid of oxygen supplements, base camp support, or porters.

Broad Peak offers an incredible expedition experience for those seeking an 8000-meter climb with less technicality than K2, located opposite to it. However, climbers must have prior experience of climbing peaks at least 6800 meters high before attempting Broad Peak. Despite its accessibility, the climb offers an awe-inspiring adventure that draws climbers from around the world.