Duration: 8 Days / 7 Nights
Style: Private Comprehensive
Starting Point: Islamabad
Group Size: Private — 1 to 12 travelers
An unobstructed roadside view of 7,788m Rakaposhi, one of the most photographed peaks on the Karakoram Highway.
Hunza's 700-year-old royal fort and former seat of the Mirs of Hunza, restored as a heritage museum overlooking Karimabad.
Hunza's oldest fort, predating Baltit by centuries, with restored royal gardens above the Hunza River.
An alpine side valley reached by 4x4, known for pine forests, colorful lakes and a small ski resort.
Turquoise waters formed by a 2010 landslide, explored by boat between sheer mountain walls.
Jagged, needle-like peaks rising above the Karakoram Highway, among the most striking mountain silhouettes in the world.
A quiet historic village and a high-altitude lake favored by birdwatchers and landscape photographers.
One of the highest paved border crossings in the world at 4,693m, with chances to spot Marco Polo sheep and ibex.
Pakistan's last town before the Chinese border, offering a glimpse of cross-border trade along the old Silk Road route.
Travelers who want every major Hunza highlight in one trip.
Those who have done a shorter Hunza trip before and want to go further, including Naltar and Khunjerab.
Naltar's lakes, Borith Lake and Khunjerab's high-altitude landscapes in a single itinerary.
4x4 access to Naltar Valley and a border crossing at nearly 4,700 meters.
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