About this trip
Seven days exploring Hunza Valley and the surrounding region, starting and ending in Islamabad. This is a tailor-made trip built around slow immersion in the mountains rather than ticking off a checklist.
You travel the Karakoram Highway up to Khunjerab Pass, the world's highest border crossing, then spend your days wandering villages, forts and valleys where the Karakoram, Himalaya and Hindukush ranges meet.
Flights are used for one leg of the journey to cut out a 15-hour road transfer, leaving more time for the valleys themselves.
What you'll do
- Drive the Karakoram Highway to Khunjerab Pass on the Pakistan-China border
- Explore villages in Hunza and Nagar
- Visit forts in Hunza Valley that are 800 to 900 years old
- Take in views of the Karakoram, Himalaya and Hindukush ranges
- Meet locals in the valleys and try traditional organic mountain food
- Optional hikes and treks along the way
- A flight replaces one long 15-hour road transfer to save time
- Private room and personalized itinerary rather than a fixed group schedule
- Easy-paced trip built around exploring rather than physical challenge, though optional hikes are available
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Where to stay
A night before your tour in Islamabad · 14 Jan – 15 Jan
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