Hunza Valley tour packages

A. 2021 Budget Tour Package to Hunza Valley, Pakistan

Explore this Shangri-La during a 9-day group tour. Best recommended for a group size of maximum 15 persons, this earthly paradise is a feast for the eyes. 

A peek into all that you’ll see:

• Discover the strikingly beautiful & capital city of Pakistan: Islamabad.
• Tread on the gateway between China & Pakistan: the high mountain Khunjerab Pass.
• Drive to glory on the famous Karakoram Highway, which is well known as the highest paved international road across the globe. 
• Get spellbound by the beauty and magnificence of the mighty Karakoram Mountains.
• Enjoy the adventurous 4WD Jeep ride up to the picturesque Hopper Glacier.

B. 2021 Best-Selling Tour Package to Hunza Valley, Pakistan

This 9-day (8 hours each day) tour that will take you far away from the daily hustle & bustle is best experienced in a group of 15 persons.

A peek into all that you’ll see:

• Begin the tour with a visit to Islamabad, the capital city of Pakistan. The modernity of this place will charm you.
• Sit back & enjoy the lull of the drive along the famous Karakoram Highway that has its surroundings full of scenic landscapes.
• Reach atop the Karakoram Mountain range where you will see the splendor of Hopper Glacier. Here, witness and behold the natural wonder surrounding K
• Avail cheap Hunza Valley tour packages in Pakistan.hunjerab Pass, the gateway into China. 

C. 12-Day Rakaposhi Base Camp Trek with Hunza Sightseeing Tour

A luxurious 12-day tour with 13 hours spent traveling each day will let you know why Hunza Valley is one of the most sought-after tourist destinations among the youth. Book one of the most sought-after adventure tours in Pakistan for a group of at least 3 persons and at the most, 16 persons to get the best experience. 

A peek into all that you’ll see:

• Visit Rakaposhi, the 12th highest mountain in Pakistan & 27th highest mountain in the world.
• Starting from Pakistan’s capital Islamabad, drive across the Karakoram Highway to Chilas, and then eventually, onwards to Gilgit city.
• Cross the Rakaposhi View Point (also known as the Zero Point of Rakaposhi) that is located in Ghulmet.
• About a four-hour trek from Minapin will lead you along the Hakapun campsite, from where the Diran glacier is visible.
• After another three-hour trek, reach the Rakaposhi Base Camp that lies in the mountain’s shadow. 

D. 13-Day Rush Lake Trek With Hunza Sightseeing Tour

This is one among the most famous tourist places in Pakistan and a 13-day adventure tour that is best explored in a 3 to 12-person group. Tickle the travel bug in you and satiate your wanderlust by breathing the crisp, fresh air and hearing the soothing sound of the lake waters. 

We guarantee that this trek will not leave you disappointed in terms of the final destination. 

A peek into all that you’ll see:

• Our Pakistan tour company will make you reach the 27th highest lake across the world & also the highest alpine lake in Pakistan that stands tall at an elevation of 15,400 feet. Lying at the base of the mountain Rush peak, this lake is covered with snow for almost eight months every year. An interesting fact is that usually, the ice (due to freezing temperatures) sometimes causes it to assume the peculiar shape of a teardrop, which further lends it beauty.
• Begin the tour by arriving at the capital city of Islamabad, where you’ll receive a warm welcome.
• Travel for about nine hours to reach Chilas that lies in the Diamer district of Gilgit Baltistan. Then, you’ll head towards Karimabad (or Baltit) and the nearby Aliabad village, replete with greenery and nature’s bounty.
• From here on, you will arrive at Hopper, and then to Nagar Valley. Next, take a 6-hour trek to reach Barichokor.
• After the visit to the lake, you will return to Islamabad via the Besham route.

Top 10 Places in Hunza:

Rakaposhi Peak

Located about 100 km north of Gilgit, Pakistan, the peak lies in the Karakoram mountain range. The word literally translates to “Snow Covered” in the language of the natives.

Ranked as the 12th highest peak in Pakistan & 27th highest peak in the world, Rakaposhi is also known as Dumani aka Mother of Mist.

Karimabad

Climb Up The Baltit Fort

Its location is majestic & circled by snowy mountains. No wonder it is among the greatest photogenic spots in Pakistan.

Also, visit the local village that lies near the fort & have a gala time.

Hike To The Ultar Base Camp

Witness the splendid jagged peaks of Ultar and the mighty Ultar glacier. You will also see a hut here where tea and food are served during summers. It is also a good camping site.

Ganish Village

This place must undoubtedly be visited, precisely because of its historical significance: it is the first human settlement of the Hunza Valley. 

There is also a Shikari Watchtower here. There is a mosque as old as 400 years old, among several other old mosques, which you can visit.

Altit Fort

Built by the rulers of Hunza as a way to display power to the Mirs of Nagar, it has been standing tall near the Karakoram since the eleventh century.

Neither the great number of earthquakes nor the several attacks by aggressors have been able to bring this fort down.

Attabad Lake

The incredible Attabad Lake lies in the Gojal Valley of Pakistan. A fascinating fact about this lake is that it was created by a natural disaster in 2010.

Baltit Fort

It is a 700-year-old fort that was given the World Heritage Status by the UNESCO in 2004.

Rush Lake

It is surrounded by snow-clad, magnanimous peaks. But the most interesting fact about it is that the lake waters remain frozen for nine months while its waters are visible for just three months. 

Gulmit

This comprises nine colored valleys that lie between the Gojal valley of Upper Hunza.

Its beauty showcased by its towering peaks & mountains is sure to enrapture one and all. And its pleasant climate is a great bonus point.

Sost Border

This is the last village of Hunza Valley that lies next to the Chinese border.

Borith Lake

This place is a sanctum for migrating wildfowl & so, is a perfect hub for nature lovers & bird watchers.

 If you want to see the great number of ducks that migrate from the warmer regions of southern Pakistan, visit between March & June.

Eagle Nest, Duiker

See the glorious mountain peaks of Rakaposhi & Lady Finger from the popular hotel, Eagle Nest, famous for the beautiful views of Hunza that it offers.

Skardu Valley tour packages

A. Skardu Valley Budget Tour Package

One of the most affordable online tour packages in Pakistan, embark upon this 8-day adventure tour to the colossal mountains, pristine brooks, cold deserts, & green meadows. Best known for its rich culture & Tibetan influence in architecture, buy a Pakistan tour package online for a group of maximum 15 people so that it makes for a memorable experience.  

A peek into all that you’ll see:

• The journey starts at the iconic capital city of Islamabad where you’ll explore the city’s food, culture, and heritage.
• Once you arrive at the well-renowned Karakoram Highway, it will lead you to the Skardu road where you’ll discover many hidden valleys that lie unexplored.
• This tour will soothe the trekker, wanderer, and explorer in you as you trek through the enormous valley that is full of rich history & culture. Also, visit the museums here to know more about the history of this place.
• This is one of the great deals among Pakistan tour packages, through which you’ll get to reach the Shangrila resort, here you’ll get to enjoy some hiking & boating. Later, travel to Kachura Lake and then onward to Shigar valley, where you will witness the ancient Shigar fort.
• Reach the Ghanche district that is full of rich heritage. Arrive at Khaplu valley and then drive to Kharmang district to get a taste of the ultimate trip.

9-day Skardu Valley value tour - A cheap tour package in Pakistan

Skardu Valley is undoubtedly one of the top places to visit in Pakistan, made even better by availing the luxury version of our Skardu Baltistan Valley tour. This 9-day luxury trip will turn out to be the most special tour of your life whether you go with your friends or family members.  

A peek into all that you’ll see:

• The adventure will start from Islamabad, from where you’ll head north into the very centre of Baltistan. 
• Traverse across the beautiful Naran & Kaghan valleys to reach Babusar Pass. Experience the bone-chilling temperatures of the Katpana Cold Desert & delve into the region’s great heritage in Khaplu & Shigar.
• Ride in a 4x4 Jeep from Deosai Plains to reach the serene Astore Valley.

21 Days K-2 Base Camp Concordia Trek (One of the best deals in Pakistan tour packages)

With a travel time of 21 hours each day, this 21-day trek requires the participation of at least 4 and at the most, 16 members. The second highest mountain across the globe, K-2 is every mountaineer and trekker’s dream.

A peek into all that you’ll see:

• After your arrival in Islamabad, you’ll travel to Chilas, which lies in the Diamer district of Gilgit Baltistan. This is one of the best online tour packages in Pakistan that will make you experience heaven on earth.
• It will then take you another 9 hours to reach Skardu. This drive from Chilas to Skardu is full of various astounding sceneries & landscapes.
• After a 6-hour trip to Askoli, you will camp in Julla, where dinner will be served. From here on, you’ll go for a smooth trek to Bardumal and then a rocky one to Paiju.
• You’ll stay for an entire day in Paiju and then go to Khuburse, and on to Urdukas.
• Once you’ve traveled many other places along the way, you will reach Skardu from Askoli and then your journey will eventually culminate at the starting point: Islamabad.

Top 10 Places in Skardu Valley:

Skardu Fort

This great fortress (aka the Kharpocho Fort) is perched above the Skardu city that lies in Gilgit-Baltistan. The term Skardu is used to describe "a low land amid two high places" in Balti language. 

The fort tells the tale as old as time; one of destruction & conquest. Now, only its walls stand tall as the sole witnesses of all that happened during those times.

Kachura Lake

Skardu is a place that has a number of pristine lakes & these visions enchant one & all. But the Upper Kachura Lake is one that captures the heart of one & all. Surrounded by the magnificent Himalayas and a dense forest, you do not wanna miss visiting this site in Skardu. 

Here, you also have a lot of opportunities to do fishing, rafting, and boating in crystal clear waters.

Khaplu Valley

This glorious landscape is circled by peaking summits, lucid waterfalls, & blue, glassy waters.

Beside the River Shyok lies a community, the members of which are welcoming and shower you with hospitality.

A well-constructed road lined up with poplar trees on both sides offers a grand entrance to this valley that offers a magnanimous shadow for travelers who have culminated their journey here after spending hours in the scorching heat. 

Shangri-La Lake

Shangri-La is a Chinese word that means "Heaven on Earth". The popularity of the term is attributed to its mention in the book ‘Lost Horizon’ authored by James Hilton.

It was in 1983 that the Lower Kachura Lake was attributed the moniker ‘Shangri-La Lake’ as it lay beside the Shangri-La Resort that was opened at that time.

An aircraft had crashed a long time back near the lake. The USP of this place is that a restaurant has been set up on this crashed aircraft’s fuselage.

Shigar Fort

This fort that was built around four centuries back is a must-visit as it has been erected right between the Shigar plains. Soothe your tired feet by walking on the cold sand of the Shigar desert that lies nearby. 

Interesting fact: Shigar fort was earlier known as the ‘Palace of Rock.’ But at present, it serves as a spacious guest house having 20 rooms. Visit the grand hall here that showcases the Baltit treasures.

Satpara Lake

Having an elevation of 8,650 feet above sea level, the turquoise blue waters of this lake are a sight to behold. Spread across more than 2.5 kms, an escapade here is enough to lull your senses and put you at ease. 

A solitary island is situated in the middle of the lake. You can also indulge in fishing & boating in freshwater. 

Deosai Plains

The word ‘Deosai’ comes from assimilating the words ‘Deo’ (meaning giant) & ‘Sai’ (meaning shadow). The plains were given this name because it is believed that these were haunted by giants.

Though these remain snow-laden for about eight months, flowers of many hues bloom & decorate these plains for the rest of the year. Interestingly, not even one tree is found on these plains that are spread over 3,000 sq km.

Katpana Lake

To date, this lake is one of those places in Pakistan that have not been tarnished by human activity. Situated in Katpana village, it is situated about 4kms away from Skardu. 

Sheosar Lake

Within the Deosai plains, lies the world’s highest lake of its own kind; it has an elevation of 13,589 feet above sea level. Add to this the mesmerizing backdrop of the Nanga Parbat and what you get is a view that you always remember. 

Basho Valley

A 1.5-hour drive from Skardu, the Basho Valley has a sprawling forest that is home to various species of flora & fauna. Besides, there are several gurgling & gushing streams that make the beauty of this place even more divine. 

These peaks remain snowbound even in summers.

Chitral Valley tour packages

A. 2021 Amazing and Affordable Tour Package to Chitral Valley, Pakistan

Being one of the many best places to visit in northern Pakistan, this sightseeing tour to Chitral Valley with a group of 15 persons (ideally family members) offers exotic cultural retreats & breathtaking mountain sceneries.

This tour will kickstart at Islamabad after which you’ll ride north through the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province towards the destination. 

A peek into all that you’ll see:

• Interact with the indigenous Kalasha community & experience the rich culture of Gandhara civilization.
• Drive through the longest high-altitude tunnel in Pakistan: the Lowari Pass.
• Take a ride to the three valleys of Birir, Rumbir, & Bumburat.
• Finally, visit the exquisite Chitral forts.

B. 7-day Naran and Kaghan Valley Family Tour

Lying in the northeast of the Mansehra District of the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province, the Kaghan Valley region is definitely among the top 10 places to visit in Pakistan. It is Alpine in climate & geography and climate.

A peek into all that you’ll see:

• After reaching Islamabad, you’ll take a morning drive to Shogran. Then, you’ll ride on a 4WD Willy Jeep to go for Siri-Paya excursions.
• You will then reach and stay overnight at Naran. From here, off you’ll go for an excursion to Saiful Muluk Lake.
• The trip will end in Islamabad.

Top 10 Places in Chitral Valley:

Tirich Mir

A side valley of the Mulkhow valley is called Tirich. And the name Tirich Mir means the "King of Tirich." 

In its structure, it consists of a chain of eleven peaks that have varying routes leading to their crowns.

The chain’s & Hindukush Mountain range’s tallest peak Tirich Mir stands 7,708 m tall.

We guarantee that you’ll witness great mountain vistas during this expedition. 

Shahi Masjid

Shujaul Mulk, who reigned over Chitral from 1895 to 1936, built this colossal architecture in 1924 A.D. 

The walls of the entire building have art engraved on them. Every nook & corner of the Masjid is made up of pure white marbles. If you wish to know the true tradition & culture of the aristocrats of Chitral, you must visit this historical place.

Chitral Museum

Its Ethnological Gallery comprises various weapons including daggers, swords, cannons, pistols, guns, and gunpowder containers. 

These reflect the kind of war weapons used by the natives here during the 19th & early 20th centuries. Here, you will also find a massive collection of brass, silver, bronze, & copper articles; a range of traditional utensils for cooking & other such ceramics; and musical instruments like Drums, the traditional Sitar, Rubab, Bugle, Banjo, Tambourine, & Harmonium. 

The other gallery represents the cultural scene of the Kalash Valley.

Shahi Qila

From here, get a captivating view of the city & the Gomti river. The impressions of Buddhist & Hindu architectural styles are showcased on the walls of this heritage site.

On the top, there is a huge dome that is secured by a striking front gate adorned with exquisite yellow & blue stones. There is a Mosque & a Turkish-styled bath inside. 

Barmoghlasht

This is a famous summer resort in Chitral that lies enveloped in the valley. Barmoghlasht, situated 14. 5 km away from Chitral, can be visited during winters (for skiing) & summers (for paragliding). 

Gram Chashma

The Lotkhow valley has an area where there are hot water springs-this place is called Gram Chashma. It is a three-hour drive from Chitral and beholds for all travelers a mesmerizing natural landscape. Take a dip in the hot water here to soothe your senses or catch Trout. All you need to do is plan a four-hour trip to this wonderland. 

Ayun Valley

This is the perfect place for a getaway if you wish to take a pause, rewind, & reflect. It lies at the meeting point of the waters of Bumburet River & Chitral River. 

Full of towering mountains & lush greenery, the valley is situated about 12 km south of Chitral.

Kalash Valley

The Kalash people, who are members of a pagan tribe, reside in Chitral & comprise the smallest minority in Pakistan. They occupy three valleys in Chitral, namely Rumbur, Brumbret, & Birir. Of the three, the most traditional culture is that of Birir.

A visit to this place and intermingling with members of the Kalash tribe will fill you with warmth and a sense of brotherhood.

Shandur Polo Ground

The highest polo ground in the world (perched around 3,700 metres above sea level) lies in the middle of Gilgit & Chitral. 

It is located 155 km away from Chitral & is surrounded by Shandur Lake & the Shandur Pass. A famous Shandur Polo Tournament is held every year in July in which teams from Gilgit & Chitral participate.

Koghazi and Goleen

Located 14 km from Chitral, this is a valley of fruits, flowers, canals, lush green meadows, waterfalls, springs, & beautiful landscapes.

Swat Valley tour packages

A. 7-Day 2021 Summer Tour Package to Swat Valley, Pakistan

In these 6 days of adventure, ideally meant for 15 persons, you’ll get to discover Swat & Kalam valley in KPK.

A peek into all that you’ll see:

• Delve deep into the realm of the ancient Gandara civilization.
• Ride to Mahodand Lake and go for an excursion at Malam Jabba hill resort.
• Lastly, relish some scrumptious trout fish.

B. 7-Day 2021 Budget Tour Package to Swat Valley, Pakistan

Get everything that you get in the 7-Day Summer Tour Package, but only on a budget as you’ll be provided basic accommodation.

C. 7-Day 2021 Luxury Tour Package to Swat Valley, Pakistan

Get everything that you get in the 7-Day Summer Tour Package along with luxury accommodation.

Top 10 Places in Swat Valley:

Kalam Valley

The valley, full of waterfalls & streams, is located 99 km away from Swat Valley. It is circled by the waters of the Swat river & densely green mountains. 

A striking feature of this place that offers panoramic views is that the weather here is always pleasant for six months (April to September), while the rest of the year has bone-chilling temperatures.

Madyan

This is a hill station that is famously known as Upper Swat. Located 54 km from the Capital of Swat, that is Saidu Sharif, did you know that this place’s old name was Chorai? This was on account of the musical splashing sound of waters that flow in this area.

 Kumrat Valley

Stories of towering peaks, lush pines, roaring rivers, and foamy waterfalls here can’t keep tourists away from here for long. Lying in Upper Dir, it is approximately 1 km in width and over 30 km long. 

The most frequently visited places here are Jahaz Banda, Do Kala Chashma Lake, Katora Lake, Jandrai, Kalkot Banda, & Badagoi Pass. This is also a great site to camp along with your friends.  

Marghuzar

A tiny yet significant village of Swat, this place is well known for its White Marble Palace, which was occupied by the members of the Royal family. It was built by Wali-e-Swat Jahanzeb in the early 1940s. 

While, in the earlier times, this place served as a summer resort, today it serves as a hotel to the tourists. 

For the best experience, visit (or rather stay) at the palace during the night.

Bahrain

As the term suggests, this place is a hill station that lies at the meeting point of two rivers. The waters of these rivers gurgle as they cascade over the rocky riverbed. 

It is a basecamp for the trek that leads to Saidgai & Daral lakes.

The place is full of hotels for the tourists to stay & revel in the cool breeze of Swat & Daral rivers. 

Mahodand Lake

Nestled amid the snow-clad hills of the Upper Kalam valley, this emerald green lake captures the hearts of all those who visit here. No wonder it is being swarmed by tourists and nature enthusiasts. Its waters are freezing & ripe with trout fish.

The great vista of the 2-km long Mahodand Lake surrounds the valley. But that’s not all. The lush scenery, scores of gushing waterfalls, sprawling meadows, snow-bound mountains in the distance, & clumps of cedar & pine trees are just a few among the many other reasons why you need to plan a trip to this place.

Saidu Sharif

This is the administrative centre of Swat Valley & is named after the popular leader of the region, Saidu Sharif. You will find practically all amenities here. 

If the archaeological bug has bitten you, you will love to visit the Tomb of Saidu Sharif, the Royal Palace, & the Swat Museum (where you’ll find various antiques of the Gandhara art & Buddhist Stupas).

Malam Jabba

This one stands out in terms of the type of destination in Pakistan as it is a ski resort. Located 51 km from the Saidu Sharif Airport & 314 km from Islamabad, the path leading to this resort meanders. 

Another beautiful thing about this place is that it is surrounded by a dense forest. Malam Jabba is truly class apart as it has its own set of facilities for adventure tourism & winter sporting. 

Don’t believe us? Ask the skiers who came here for the International Alpine Ski Cup & declared this place as a Skier’s paradise.

Kundol Lake

There is an interesting story centered on this lake: it is said that on every night, you can see a golden bowl glistening at its centre. However, once you approach it, you cannot touch it as it has magical powers. 

The springs & melting glaciers of the Mount Hindu Kush feed this water body.

Evergreen peaks, full of thick vegetation, surround the lake. The banks of these waters are dotted with tents installed by campers & trekkers who visit here during the summers.

Fizaghat

Fizaghat is the perfect spot where you can see the gushing waters of the Swat River as part of the panorama of the whole valley.

It is the first tourist spot in Swat Valley. The ghat is famous for its amazing breezy weather & abundant greenery. There is a Fizaghat Park here where you can sit with your loved ones & have delicious local sweets. Fizaghat Park is located in Mingora, which is a town. 

Other places to visit here are Saidu Sharif museum, Budhkarha monastery, Marghazar White Palace, Mingora city, & Odigram village’s archaeological sites.

Azad Kashmir tour packages

Top 10 Places in Azad Kashmir:

Ratti Gali Lake

Situated in the heart of the Neelum Valley, the Ratti Gali Lake in Pakistan Administered Kashmir stands 3,700 m high. 

Waters from the nearby glaciers feed the lake. Near the lake, you’ll find densely colored slopes, full of scarlet flowers. Visiting this place is no less than an experience of a lifetime.

Pir Chinasi

The peak is named after a well-known saint whose name is Shah Hussain Bukhari. Perched 9,500ft above sea level, once you visit here, you can see the spectacular views of the Jhelum Valley as its peaks lie snowbound. Besides, there are many other paths & trails nearby that you’ll get a chance to see. 

Banjosa Lake

An artificial lake, it is located at the height of 6,499 ft. The surrounding areas are populated by dense mountains & pine forests, making it one of nature's most incredible beauties. 

For the whole year long, the weather remains pleasant. In the winter months, the temperature drops to -5°C, causing snowfall in the region. If the visit entices you to stay here for some time, a few guest houses, hotels, & tuck shops dot the lake's surroundings for your convenience.

Nergola Waterfall

This serene water body lies 120 km away (about a three-hour drive) from Rawalpindi, in Rawalakot. 

Just as you reach the entrance to the waterfall, you’ll find a tuck shop for you to nibble on some snacks & get energized after a long trip. 

Then, there’s a dense cover of trees outlying the region of the cascading waters. A trip to this site will give you a much-needed break from the daily rigmarole.

Toli Pir

A hilltop located in Rawalakot (in Poonch), Toli Pir stands at an altitude of around 8,800 ft above sea level. 

This is the highest peak in northeastern Rawalakot, and it is from here that three various mountain ridges originate. 

If you wish to see its paramount beauty, visit the place in the months of April & August.

Ramkot Fort

Nestled on a cliff that overlooks Mangla Lake, the structure is established where Jhelum and Poonch, the two rivers, meet. 

It has a distinct architecture, due to which it stands out among the several fortresses built in Kashmir. To reach here, hire a boat from the Water Sports Club at Mangla Dam.

Neelum-Jhelum Project

This is Pakistan’s first underground hydropower project.

Situated about 100 km northwest of Islamabad in Kashmir, the project diverts the Neelum River through a 32.5 km-long tunnel. 

It is basically an underground cavern (120 m in length) that is located 400 m beneath the ground level. Having a height of 56 m & width of 27 m, its total output is 969 MW. 

Gurez Valley (Kel to Taobat)

It is a narrow, lush green, extended valley that has several villages on the way. This is what you see in between (for 45 km) when you travel to the main town called Taobat from Kel, & vice versa. 

However, since there are only a few lodgings here, book the hotel room(s) or guest house of your choice in advance. 

Shounter Valley 

The valley is a part of the Upper Neelum Valley. From here, you can cross the Shounter Pass to go to Astore. 

May & August are the best months to witness the beauty of this place. You can travel here by jeep or simply trek.

It is also a great camping site.

Zalzal Lake

Also referred to as the Earthquake Lake (was formed as a result of the October 2005 earthquake that caused a mountain to slide into the valley), it is about 350 ft deep & 3.5 km long. 

It offers a panoramic view that is, in itself, a sight to behold.

Gilgit Valley tour packages

Top 10 Places in Gilgit Valley:

Ishkoman Valley

Lying around the Pamir Wakhan Corridor and Afghanistan, this valley is situated in the northern part of the Ghizer district. It has various peaks that have heights ranging from 2,100 m to 3,700 m. If nature and its raw beauty transcend you into a different dimension, you must visit this valley. 

With the river running beside the roads, flowers & fruit trees swaying with the wind, and the welcoming smiles of locals, you will surely have a gala time.

Nagar Valley

While you go northwards from Gilgit, the valley runs hand in hand with the Karakoram Highway. Soaring high at 2,438 m, it is a sanctuary for several towering peaks including Diran Peak, Rakaposhi, Rush Peak, & Golden Peak. There is truly no dearth of beautiful landscapes for you to see here. Nagar Khas is the valley’s main town where Gulmet is the most popular tourist attraction as it offers a panoramic view that is rarely found.

Interesting fact: This place has the world’s 27th highest lake & Pakistan’s highest alpine lake-the Rush Lake. 

Passu Village

Lying at the centre of Gojal is the Passu village, which is located in an idyllic setting near the snaking Hunza River, having majestic glaciers & mighty peaks in the backdrop. 

This village is among the few places where you get all kinds of aesthetic, cultural & traditional experiences. 

There is inexhaustible flora & fauna that can be studied by the researcher, the Batura Glacier for the adventurer, the mighty peaks of the Great Batura Wall for the mountaineer, & the divine guesthouses where the wandering traveler can sit back & relax. 

Trango Towers

Having miles of vertical granite, the Great Trango Tower is an underrated wonder of the world. These sky-high peaks featuring granite (found in most quantities, above any other place in the world) reach 4,396 ft high & are the most magnanimous formations in the Trango Valley. This duo singularly dominates the horizon among the vast spread of the Broad Peak, K2, Gasherbrum IV, and Nanga Parbat.

Chunda Valley

The unique fact about this place is that the entire land is fertile, which helps the local community to sustain itself completely. Here, you will also find seedless raisins. 

As it is located on high-level ground, it offers soothing views during summers as all the greenery encapsulates the onlooker. Almost all kinds of grains, fruits, & veggies are grown here. Then, of course, there’s the breathtaking landscape.

Chaaqchan Mosque

The mosque, established in 1370, is located in Khaplu.

That was a time when the residents of the area were converted from Buddhism to Islam. 

Another thing to note is that Kashmiri architecture influences the design of the structure. It is one of the reasons why the Pakistan Government has listed this mosque as a Heritage Site.  

Attabad Lake

This beau lies in the Gojal Valley, has crystal clear waters, which, combined with the backdrop of the Karakoram mountain range, lends a view that only a few have the chance to witness. 

Tourists here indulge in fishing, jet skiing, & boating.

Ghizer Meadows

The word comes from the term Gherz that translates to ‘Refugees’ in Khowar, the language of the region.

Encompassing the Phander Valley, this area is a spectacle to behold. Betwixt the Ghizer meadows lie colorful waters.

Naltar Lakes

These five famous lakes (Halima lake, Satrangi lake, Bodo lake, Blue lakes, & Green lake) lie between lush green forests & snow-capped mountains. 

Also, this area is popularly known as the place where the world's tastiest potatoes are found.

Manthokha Waterfall

Having a sprawling height of 180 feet, this lies in the Kharmang Valley (Madupur village). 

It is a popular spot for tourists to indulge in fishing (mostly Trout) & camping, or just go for hiking in the green meadows. The waters are freezing cold and on hitting the rocks below, cause the formation of a rainbow.