7 Days Trip Package to Gilgit Hunza Valley, Pakistan

• Breakfast at hotel in early morning
• Departure for Gilgit Hunza Valley Trip
• Sightseeing of Upper Kaghan Valley
• Short stay at Lulusar Lake for photography
• Crossover Babusar Top (Highest Pass) to enter Gilgit Baltistan
• 5 hours drive to Hunza via Karakoram Highway
• Sneaky view of Nanga Parbat – 9th Highest – 8,126 m (26,660 feet)
• Visit 3 Mountain Junction Point (Himalaya – Hindukush – Karakoram)
• Stopover at Rakaposhi View Point (Mother of Mist) – 7,788 meters (25,551 feet) 
• Overnight stay in Hunza hotel.

• Departure for Khunjerab Pass (Pak-China Border)
• Visit breathtaking Attabad Lake with Water Sports Activities
• Sightseeing needle-like Passu & glacial Shispar Peak View
• Shopping at Sost (Duty free Dry Port Market)
• Proceed to Khunjerab Pass – Pak China Border (4700 m – 15400 feet)
• Crossover to thrilling Hussaini Suspension Bridge over Hunza River
• Local Music Dance Party in local restaurant at Gul-e-Gircha
• Drive back to hotel after spectacular Upper Hunza Tour
• Overnight stay in Hunza comfortable hotel

• Breakfast in Hunza at 8:00 am.
• Explore the medieval Altit Fort in the old village of Hunza.
• Discover the Royal Garden of Altit Valley.
• Take a short trek to Baltit Fort in Karimabad Hunza.
• Enjoy the aerial views of Hunza Valley from the fort.
• Have a photography session with the stunning view of Rakaposhi.
• Head out to explore the Karimabad Market for local shopping.
• Taste local cuisine while engaging in cultural interactions.
• Overnight stay in a comfortable hotel in Hunza.

• Breakfast in hotel at 8:00 am.
• Visit Eagle Nest Duiker (Highest Point)
• Take in the aerial views of Hunza and Nagar Valley.
• Travel towards Nagar Valley, crossing the Old Ganish Bridge.
• Experience the breathtaking scenery of Nagar Valley.
• Visit the impressive Hopar Glacier near Rakaposhi Mountain.
• Enjoy refreshments and sightseeing in Nagar Valley.
• Return to Hunza Valley after immersive day tour.
• Overnight stay in a comfortable hotel in Hunza.

• Breakfast at Hotel in early morning
• Check out from Hotel & move back to Naran 9:00 am
• Sightseeing stays on the way
• Short stay at mother of mist & lofty Rakaposhi View Point
• Explore spectacular views of Babusar Top
• Headed towards Naran or Besham City
• Refreshment stay at Besal in Moon Restaurant in evening
• Reach Naran or Besham at night and transfer to Hotel
• Overnight stay in Hotel Naran or Besham City

• Tasty Breakfast in Hotel 
• Check out from Hotel and Travel back to Lahore/Islamabad
• Short refreshment stays on the way
• Visit Kiwayi Waterfall (Abshaar Cafe)
• Shorty stay at Balakot for some rest
• Headed towards Lahore/Islamabad via Hazara Motorway
• Reach Islamabad in evening & Lahore at night
• End of Services with unforgettable memories

• To reserve a tour, pay a 40% advance by bank transfer, EasyPaisa, or JazzCash for local tourists.
• For Foreigners: You can send an advance payment via remittance, Western Union, or SWIFT code to reserve your Pakistan Tour.

People often call Hunza Valley the breathtaking Heaven on Earth. Hunza Peak, Rakaposhi, Ultar Sar, and Ladyfinger Peak surround the Hunza Valley. This valley offers a range of stunning natural sights and cultural experiences that draw millions of tourists.

There are many hotel options in Hunza Valley:

• Hunza Elites
• Hunza Bliss Hotel
• Offto Resort
• Famree Resort
• Darbar Hotel
• Roomy Dastan
• Serena Hotel
• Luxus Hunza

Apples, grapes, Cherries, and Apricots are the famous fruits of Hunza. Life revolves around the apricot, and people eat it in all forms: fresh, dried, as oil, and as kernels. The Apricot tree flowers from March to April, and this delicious fruit is harvested in July.

The Apricot Cake at Glacier Breeze next to Passu Cathedral is my favorite cake in Hunza Valley or anywhere along the KKH.

Cafe De Hunza prepares Walnut Cake using walnuts, honey, and flour, and the ingredients, especially walnuts and honey give the cake a high nutritional value.

Foreigners from around the world can visit Pakistan through online visa services. E-visa and Visa prior to arrival are available just a few clicks away. Visit the NADRA e-visa website to apply for a visa using your photographs, passport images, and the invitation letter we provided. No NOC is required to visit the Gilgit-Baltistan region of Northern Pakistan.

The secret to Hunza water (the long-lived people’s formula: the silica colloid) is secret. This water is naturally gray-black and 100% drinkable, making it more digestible and better for health. A magnetic effect is created in water by silica colloid minerals (the circle in the center) are made up of silica and oxygen atoms.

A flight from Islamabad to Gilgit takes about 1 hour, while a flight to Gilgit takes around 45 minutes. The distance from Gilgit to Hunza Valley is about 100 km, and the drive takes about 3 to 4 hours.

Scom, Telenor, and Zong provide mobile service in the Hunza Valley, ensuring connectivity for travelers.

Spring runs from mid-March to mid-April and draws many visitors for the vibrant blossoms of cherry and apricot trees.

Conversely, autumn, from mid-October to mid-November, is the best time to see the dramatic display of falling leaves and the vibrant colors characteristic of Hunza Valley.

Hunza Valley is home to various restaurants that offer a range of delectable cuisine. Notable establishments include Cafe De Hunza, Rainbow Restaurant, Pizza Pamir, and a Chinese Restaurant serving pizza, burgers, fast food, and traditional local dishes available for delivery.

For those looking to fully explore and enjoy Hunza Valley’s main attractions and breathtaking natural landscapes, it is best to spend about 5 to 8 days in the area. This duration lets visitors experience the valley’s beauty and culture to the fullest.

The Hunza Valley is a stunning destination in Pakistan’s Northern Areas, known for its beautiful landscapes, pleasant climate, and rich culture. It is a safe and secure place for families and visitors of all backgrounds, attracting tourists every year.

1. Standard hotel check-in is at 12:00 pm, and check-out is at 10:00 am.
2. Meals other than those specified are excluded from the package.
3. Vehicles will be provided based on group size.
4. ACs don’t work in Hilly Areas as the climate is moderate.
5. Hotels are subject to availability; guests will be accommodated in similar properties if unavailable.
6. The monument entry fee and camera charges are not included in the package.
7. Children above 8 years of age will be considered adults only. No charges apply to children below 5 years of age.
8. All international and domestic airfare, visa fees, airport tax, and any insurance cover are not part of the package.
9. Govt. Approved ID is mandatory for each guest when booking and upon arrival.
10. All foreign nationals must share their passport and visa details when booking and upon arrival.
11. Prices may vary greatly on Blackout Dates (special dates like Eid ul Fitr, Eid ul Adha, New Year’s, etc.). You can contact us directly for the best rates for these days.
12. Prices may vary based on the season and the number of travelers per day in a specific region, as hotel availability is limited in hilly areas.
13. Any deviation from the Vehicle’s planned route at the customer’s request during the tour will be chargeable on a per-km basis.
14. Any breakage or damage to items at the hotels/resorts/camps/vehicles will be charged at actuals.
15. The package cost will not include personal expenses like porterage, tips, laundry, mineral water, etc.
16. TripMaker reserves the right to rearrange the itinerary due to any disturbances (i.e., severe weather conditions, political unrest, or others).
17. Any rescheduling/rearrangement of a package due to circumstances beyond NatureAdventureClub’s control might invite additional hotel charges and/or vehicle charges.
18. If a traveler wants to leave the trip midway, the traveler will bear all expenses from that point onward. Neither the operator nor Nature Adventure Club will be responsible for such decisions or refunds.
19. Avoid using plastic bags and maintain the ecological balance of the destinations. Travelers who litter may be fined.