5-Day Tour to Hunza Valley From Islamabad

Highlights

Explore the historic Baltit Fort in Karimabad, Hunza Valley

Enjoy a scenic boat ride on the stunning Attabad Lake

Marvel at the iconic Passu Cones and Passu Glacier

Experience the breathtaking views at Khunjerab Pass, the highest border crossing

Discover the enchanting beauty of Khaplu Valley and Khaplu Palace

Islamabad

nature, cultural, Glaciers

Group Tour

5 Days

Medium

English

Description

Sign up for a remarkable 5-day tour to Hunza Valley. Explore the historic Baltit Fort, take a boat ride on Attabad Lake, marvel at Passu Cones and Passu Glacier, experience Khunjerab Pass, and discover the serene beauty of Khaplu Valley. Fly back from Gilgit, creating lasting memories of this extraordinary journey.

Itinerary

Day 1: Islamabad to Gilgit

Depart from Islamabad to Gilgit for a beautiful 600 km journey. The route includes scenic stopovers and sightseeing opportunities. If accessible, we can take the route via Babosar Top. The planned sightseeing spots include Balakot, Khagan, Naran, Lulusar Lake, Babosar Top, Chillas, and Gilgit City. Make a short stopover during the trip. Overnight stay in Gilgit.
Day 2: Gilgit to Hunza

Start the day by departing from Gilgit to Hunza Valley. Enjoy the breathtaking views of the heavenly valleys along the way. Don't miss the stopovers at the Old Silk Route and Rakaposhi viewpoints. Upon arrival in Hunza, check into a hotel. The must-visit places in Hunza include Baltit Fort, Altit Fort, and the Royal Garden. Explore Hoper Valley, Hopper Glacier, and Eagle's Nest Duiker 360 viewpoint for a mesmerizing sunset. Overnight stay in Karimabad.
Day 3: Hunza to Borith Lake

Embark on a journey to explore the Upper Hunza valleys. Make stopovers at Attabad Lake, Passu Glacier viewpoint, Passu Cones viewpoint, and the Hussaini suspension bridge. Overnight stay at Borith Lake.
Day 4: Borith Lake to Khunjerab Pass, Return to Gilgit

Depart from Borith Lake to witness the highest border of Pakistan, the Pakistan-China border at Khunjerab Pass. Make a stopover at Sost Bazar and capture memorable photos at Khunjerab Pass before returning to Hunza Valley. Overnight stay in Gilgit.
Day 5: Gilgit to Islamabad

Begin the journey back to Islamabad from Gilgit, following the same route. Enjoy the 600 km beautiful journey and make stopovers at scenic spots such as Balakot, Khagan, Naran, Lulusar Lake, Babosar Top, Chillas, and Gilgit City. Take short breaks along the way. Overnight stay in Islamabad.

What's Included

Transportation: Coaster/Grand Cabin or car

Fueling

Toll taxes and parking tickets

Driver expenses

Entry tickets

Breakfast and dinner

Mineral water

What's Excluded

Travel Insurance

Extra days if road blockage

Personal shopping

Know Before You Go

Before coming to the Northern areas of Pakistan as a foreign tourist, there are several important factors to consider and preparations to make. Here are some key points:

Visa Requirements: Check the visa requirements for your country and apply for the appropriate visa well before your trip.

Travel Advisory: Stay informed about the current travel advisories and security situation in the Northern areas of Pakistan. Check the website or contact the embassy or consulate of your home country for updated information.

Health and Vaccinations: Consult with a healthcare professional or travel clinic to ensure you are current on routine vaccinations and inquire about any specific vaccinations recommended for travel to Pakistan.

Travel Insurance: Purchase comprehensive travel insurance that covers medical emergencies, trip cancellations, and personal belongings. Ensure that it specifically covers the areas you plan to visit.

Cultural Sensitivity: Familiarize yourself with the local customs, traditions, and etiquette. Respect the local culture, dress modestly, and be mindful of religious and cultural sensitivities.

Currency and Finances: Carry sufficient cash in the local currency (Pakistani Rupees), as ATMs may be limited in some areas. Inform your bank about your travel plans to avoid issues with using your credit or debit cards.

Communication: Check with your mobile service provider about international roaming options or consider purchasing a local SIM card for communication during your stay.

Transportation: Research and plan your transportation options within the Northern areas. Consider hiring a reliable local driver or using reputable transportation services.

Weather and Clothing: Be prepared for varying weather conditions, especially in higher altitude areas. Pack appropriate clothing, including layers, warm jackets, and sturdy shoes for outdoor activities.

Respect Local Laws: Familiarize yourself with local laws and regulations to ensure you have a safe and enjoyable trip. Observe and follow any restrictions or guidelines implemented for tourists.

Before your trip, it is advisable to stay updated with the latest information and guidelines from official sources, such as the tourism department or embassy. Additionally, consider hiring a local guide or joining a reputable tour operator to enhance your travel experience and ensure your safety.

What To Bring

Clothing:

Lightweight and breathable clothes for daytime, including t-shirts, shorts, and light pants.

Warmer clothes for cooler evenings and higher altitude areas, such as sweaters, jackets, and thermals.

Comfortable walking shoes or hiking boots.

Rainproof jacket or poncho.

Hat or cap to protect against the sun.

Swimsuit (if planning to visit lakes or hot springs).

Personal Essentials:

Valid identification documents (passport, ID card).

Medications and a basic first aid kit.

Toiletries, including sunscreen, insect repellent, hand sanitizer, and wet wipes.

Prescription glasses, if required.

Travel-sized towel.

Travel Accessories:

Backpack or daypack for day trips.

Water bottle to stay hydrated.

Travel adapter for charging electronic devices.

Portable charger or power bank.

Camera or smartphone for capturing memories.

Travel guidebook or maps.

Miscellaneous Items:

Snacks and energy bars for long journeys or remote areas.

Cash in the local currency (ATMs may be limited in some areas).

Travel insurance documents.

Travel pillow and earplugs for comfortable rest during long drives.

Additionally, it is recommended to check the weather forecast and specific requirements of the places you plan to visit, as they may have additional recommendations. Remember to pack light and prioritize essential items, as you will have to carry your belongings throughout the trip.

Meeting Point

Islamabad Capital Territory, Pakistan

Cancellation Policy

For cancellations upto 2 days before the tour -

Refund of 80% of the tour price.

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1 to 18	/person
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1 to 18	/person
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5-Day Tour to Hunza Valley From Islamabad

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Itinerary

Day 1: Islamabad to Gilgit

Day 2: Gilgit to Hunza

Day 3: Hunza to Borith Lake

Day 4: Borith Lake to Khunjerab Pass, Return to Gilgit

Day 5: Gilgit to Islamabad

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5-Day Tour to Hunza Valley From Islamabad

Highlights

Description

Itinerary

Day 1: Islamabad to Gilgit

Day 2: Gilgit to Hunza

Day 3: Hunza to Borith Lake

Day 4: Borith Lake to Khunjerab Pass, Return to Gilgit

Day 5: Gilgit to Islamabad

What's Included

What's Excluded

Know Before You Go

What To Bring

Meeting Point

Cancellation Policy

Price

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