Laila Peak, standing tall at 6,096 meters in the Hushey Valley, is an exquisite spectacle amid the world's snow-covered mountains. Nestled near the Gondogoro glacier, this remarkable Laila Peak is a majestic creation of nature. With an elevation of 6,096 meters, it shares this height with several other peaks within the Karakoram Range that witnessed numerous ascents by mountaineers during the '80s and '90s. However, the initial ascent of Laila Peak was executed without the required permits, and as a consequence, its recognition within the trekking community was somewhat subdued.

The first ascent was a daring endeavor undertaken by a team of four British mountaineers, prominently featuring the renowned climbers Sean Smith, Mark Miller, and Simon Yates. Mark Miller achieved the feat of climbing the mountain in 1987, taking the route via the Gondogoro Glacier's western face. Simon Yates also contributed to this remarkable achievement with his significant climb in 1985. Subsequently, when the climb was officially recognized, Simon Yates documented his adventure in a book entitled "The Flame of Adventure." This book not only chronicled his journey but also featured captivating images of the climb, shedding light on this incredible ascent.