Travel Dates: 2025

Our aim is to become Pakistan’s leading adventure tour company without
forgetting our origin sand key values.We strive to provide our clients with the
best of services and the greatest of memories and at the same time we hope
to help rehabilitate the positive
image Pakistan deserves. Gilgit Baltistan is the exotic and best region to
explore and spend a holiday.

The Peoples Of North Pakistan are so kind, friendly, and hospitable. They are also
humble,give goodrespecttootherpeople,and peaceful.You Will Always See Pretty
Smiles on their faces.

Itinerary:

Day:1 Arrival at Islamabad International Airport – Mansehra 126 km( 2
and Half hour);
Islamabad is the capital city of Pakistan and is administered by the Pakistani federal
government as part of the Islamabad Capital Territory. It is the ninth-largest city in
Pakistan,
Our representative will receive you and transfer you to the Hotel.

Day:2 Mansehre – via Naran if road open or via karakoram Highway
Chilas – Gilgit (Karakoram Highway) 453 km(12-14 Hours):
After Breakfast we’ll continue on the fabled Shahrah-e-Resham towards Gilgit. After
the Long Journey, we’ll stay at Gilgit Continental Hotel. Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) is a very
sparsely populated high-mountain area in the north of Pakistan. Its natural
environment is usually described with superlatives-the longest glacier outside of the
popular region, home of the World’s second highest peak(K2), and four more
eight-thousands. Gilgit-Baltistan is largely a high-mountain desert, geologically,it
spreads over three high mountain systems: Himalaya, Karakoram, and Hindukush.

Day:3 Gilgit -Old Silk Road – Rakaposhi view point -Altit Fort –
Karimabad local Bazar – Duiker 100 km (2 and Half Hour):
Rakaposhi(7788m):Rakaposhi view point or “the Zero point of Rakaposhi” is a
prominent viewpoint offering the closest view of Rakaposhi and the natural beauty
lies in its scenery.
Silk Road:The Silk Road is neither an actual road nor a single route.The term
instead refers to a network of routes used by traders for more than 1,500 years, from
when the Han dynasty of China
opened trade in 130 B.C.E .until 1453 C.e, When the Ottoman Empire closed off
trade with the West.Altit Fort:Altit Fort is an ancient fort above Karimabad in the Hunza Valley. It was
home to the hereditary rulers of the Hunza state who took the title Mir. Altit Fort was
the residence of a former prince around 1100 years old. Now serving as a museum
over there. The magnificent design was renovated by Agha Khan Culture Trust, a
preserved heritage for the future generations.
Duiker:Duiker is a small village commonly known as Eagle Nest as the hotel is
situated there and offers panoramic views of the whole Hunza. We will reach
Eagle-Nest-Duiker in a 30 minutes’ drive from the capital of Hunza Aliabad, and here
you can witness the incredible view of your whole life.Here we will see the sunset
and sunrise you can see the 5 highest peaks which above are (7000m)High.

Day:4 Duiker – Nagar valley – Hopper Valley – Junction Nagar and Hunza
River – Hopper Glacier view point – Karimabad 47 km ( 2 Hours):
After breakfast we will drive towards Hopper valley and we will stop at Junction point
Hunza and Nagar River.
Nagar tour is magnificent and an unforgettable experience. It is the best time for
exploring the beautiful Hunza valley. Hunza valley is the prime attraction for tourists,
as the spectacular scenery of the surrounding mountains is overwhelming. A view of
Tupopdan peak, Shisper peak, kuroon peak and Gulmit Tower from various points of
Hunza valley makes it unique. The valley is known for its delicious fruit, terraced
fields and longevity of local people and also for its changing colours in various
seasons. Blossom turns the valley into different colours.
Visit Hopper glacier- Miar peak- after exploring our day trip we will continue drive to
Karimabad

Day:5 Karimabad -Suspension Bridge-Borith Lake-Passu Glacier view
point Passu Cones (47 Km):
Departure for Karimabad, en-route we will visit Attabad lake, Gulmit village, Borith
lake, Trekking to the Passu Glacier new Viewpoint and Passu suspension bridge.
Attabad Lake:One of the most amazing palaces in Hunza valley is Attabad Lake.
The crystal turquoise water makes anyone spellbound within the gigantic mountain
of Karakoram. The length of the lake is 13 miles and the depth of the lake is almost
358 feet.Hussaini Bridge (Suspension Bridge):Another most visited tourist spot in Hunza
valley located about 30 minutes’ drive from Attabad Lake. It is a 400 steps long
Bridge, scary to some, thrilling to others, but one thing is for sure, the place is truly a
spot to take stunning photos.
Passu: Passu Cones is considered one of the most scenic tourist spots to visit in
Hunza Valley. It is a peaceful town, surrounded by magnificent mountains, with a
river flowing through it. If you’re looking to spend some quality time with your family,
this is your place. You can walk, trek, hike, and take photos of the serrated peaks of
Passu Valley.

Day:6 Passu – Borith Lake – Passu Glacier – Passu Village walk:
Borith Lake:While exploring the beauties of Gulmit valley, you will encounter a
saline lake of Borith. The lake is beautiful and surrounded by the vast plains. The
lake formed by the melted water of Ghulkin Glacier. Additionally, the lake is about at
the surface elevation of 2500 meters and a life saver for trekking to Passu Peak.
Moreover, the lake is accessible by a 2 km jeep ride from Hussaini village that is
parallel to Ghulkin village.
Passu Glacier: Passu Glacier is situated in the south side of Passu village. Passu
peak is situated in the back side of the Glacier. This Glacier is linked with Batura
Glacier and many other Glaciers of the region.

Day:7 Rainbow Bridge – Khyber village – Sost Bazar – Minapin 115 km:
Rainbow Bridge:The bridge’s sturdy steel cables and wooden planks provide a safe
passage, allowing locals and adventurous tourists to cross the river and explore the
hidden.
Khaibar(Khaiber,Khay-bar,Khyber) is a village in the upper Hunza Valley of
Gilgit–Baltistan in Pakistan. It is situated between Kirilmaz Peak (4,797 metres
(15,738 ft)) and Shanoz Peak(4,172 metres (13,688 ft)), below the Shaujerab
Glacier, and just to the west of the Hunza River.Administratively the village governs
an area of 330 square kilometres (82,000 acres).
Both Wakhi and Burushaski speakers live in the village. The village is mostly famous
for its own law made by the people and the follow it by every mean
Sost:Sost or Sust is a village located in the Gojal, Upper Hunza within the
Gilgit–Baltistan region of Pakistan. Situated at an elevation of 2,800 meters above sea level

Day:8 Minapin – Naltar valley – Naltar Snow Leopard – Gilgit 74 km:
Naltar Valley – Ski Resort – Ski resort – forest area. Naltar is one of the majestic
places to visit in Pakistan. It’s an all weather tourist destination.It’s a highly
recommended place to visit.
Naltar Ski Resort is the highest Ski Resort in Pakistan. It was established in 1965.
The Shah Khan Ski Slope offers one of the skiing facilities in Pakistan. The resort
hosts International Ski Championship, National Ski Championships, Ice hockey &
Snowboarding competitions. Pakistan’s highest Chairlift is also installed at the resort.
The resort is easily accessible on Karakoram Highway or N-35
After finishing our day trip we will drive to Gilgit.

Day:9 Gilgit – Chilas – Besham 333 km 12-14 Hours:
On the next day, we’ll start our journey from Gilgit toward Besham. Today we drove
our whole journey on Karakoram Highway to Besham Valley along the Indus River.
En route, stop for lunch at Dassu. After a quick lunch, we continued our journey on
Karakoram Highway. It is the Eighth wonder of the world. This is the only overland
way to access Pakistan – China and connect with central Asia. The contraction
period is 1966 to 1978 by Chinese and Pakistani engineers.

Day:10 Besham-Taxila Museum- KhanPur Lake – Faisal Mosque-super
Market Shopping Mall – Hotel:
After breakfast we’ll drive to the Taxila Museum. Taxila is very popular for the centre
of Gandhara civilization. Ancient Taxila was situated at the junction of South Asia
and Central Asia. The origin of Taxila city goes to 1000 BCE. Some ruins date back
to the 6th century BCE. Here Mauryan Empire, Indo Greek, and Kushan Back to
islamabad visit Shah Faisal Mosque and Shopping Complex.
After visiting the several areas and Dinner. Our representative will give you a thank
you speech. With a bundle of memories and good times with a heavy heart we’ll say
goodbye to you and we’ll drop you at Islamabad International Airport. Hope to see
you again.