Hunza is a place that every first-time visitor to Pakistan must see for themselves. This village, which has been compared to Shangri-La, can be reached by driving north through the Karakoram Highway along the Indus and Gilgit rivers.
The village is inhabited by beautiful people who speak the Burushaski language. On this tour, you will stay for consecutive nights in Karimabad, the center of the Hunza district. There, you’ll have the chance to visit Baltit fort, Altit village, Nagar Valley, a breathtaking mountain viewing point in Duiker, and the upper Hunza region where the Wakhi people live. Afterward, you can also visit the Pakistan-China border at Khunjerab Pass. The valley is replete with beautiful apricot blossoms in spring, greenery in summer, and the golden leaves of poplar trees in autumn.
Best time to visit
Mid-March - early November
Itinerary
* From Islamabad to Chilas, there is also the option of taking a domestic flight to Skardu or Gilgit instead of traveling overland.
* In the Hunza region, in addition to staying in Karimabad (the center of Hunza), you can also stay in Duiker, where you’ll have an excellent view of the prominent peaks of the Karakoram mountains, or in Passu, if you consider yourself to be more of an adventure-seeker.
Tour Price
Please contact us. We will provide you with a quote based on your requirements, such as number of days, itinerary, number of people, accommodations, etc.
Other Notes
* Driving hours on the Karakoram Highway section from Dassu to Chilas may be restricted due to the construction of a dam on the Indus River. In such cases, our travel time will be adjusted accordingly.
* The apricot blossom season from mid-March to mid-April and the autumn leaves season in mid-October are very busy. Please contact us and make a reservation ahead of time.
* Due to snowfall, it is often impossible to reach the top of Khunjerab Pass (4,700m), which is the border with China, in spring and autumn. In such cases, we will take you as far as is possible by car.