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Early Morning: Check out from the hotel and transfer to Islamabad Airport for your domestic flight to Skardu.
Flight to Skardu:
Enjoy a spectacular flight over the majestic Karakoram Range. This breathtaking journey offers passengers a chance to witness awe inspiring aerial views of some of the world's highest peaks, including K2 — the second-highest mountain on Earth. The flight traverses narrow valleys, massive glaciers, and snow-clad mountains, offering an unforgettable experience.
Arrival in Skardu:
Upon arrival, begin your exploration of the stunning Skardu Valley with visits to:
Upper Kachura Lake:
Located at an altitude of approximately 2,500 meters, this pristine freshwater lake is one of the highest in Pakistan and known for its serene beauty.
Lower Kachura Lake (Shangri-La Lake):
A picturesque, heart-shaped lake surrounded by dramatic landscapes. The tranquil waters and scenic views make it a perfect spot for photography and relaxation.
Lunch:
Enjoy a traditional lunch in the heart of Skardu before continuing your journey.
Afternoon Drive to Gilgit:
Depart for Gilgit by road (approximately 200 km / 4–5 hours). En route, make a short stop at Astak Nala, a peaceful rest area known for its refreshing natural beauty.
Evening:
Arrive in Gilgit and check in at your hotel. Dinner and overnight stay in Gilgit.

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Morning
Breakfast at hotel in Gilgit.
Depart for Hunza Valley – a scenic 3-hour drive through the heart of Gilgit-Baltistan.
Short stopovers en route:
Rest area for refreshments
Collision Point of Continental Plates – where the Indian and Eurasian tectonic plates meet, a significant geological site.
Old Silk Route Viewpoint – glimpse the legendary ancient trade route that connected East and West.
Midday

Lunch at Rakaposhi View Point – Enjoy your meal with panoramic views of Rakaposhi (7,788m), one of the most iconic peaks
of the Karakoram Range.
Afternoon: Arrival in Hunza
Visit: Hasegawa Memorial Public School & College, Karimabad
Learn about this remarkable educational institution, founded in memory of Tsuneo Hasegawa, a renowned Japanese climber who tragically lost his life on Ultar Peak in 1991. His legacy lives
on through this school, which provides quality education to both boys and girls of Hunza.
Explore Altit Fort
Discover the 800-year-old Altit Fort, a cultural gem perched above the Hunza River. This fort was the original seat of the Mir of Hunza and offers not only historical insight but also spectacular views of the valley.
Evening
Dinner and overnight stay at Hunza Savor regional flavors and relax in the serene atmosphere of Hunza Valley.
Check-in to hotel in Hunza.
Overnight stay in comfort, surrounded by the dramatic peaks of the Karakoram

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After breakfast at the hotel, begin your journey towards Nagar and Hopper Valley, renowned for their breathtaking scenery and cultural richness.
Sightseeing Highlights:
Baltit Fort, Karimabad:
Begin the day with a visit to Baltit Fort, an iconic structure in the Hunza Valley dating back to the 8th century CE. Perched above the town of Karimabad, the fort offers panoramic views of the surrounding valley and mountains. Once the residence of the ruling Mirs of Hunza, it was abandoned in 1945. Baltit Fort has been on the UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List since 2004 due to its historical and architectural significance.
Photography Stop at Nagar Proper:
A brief stop at Nagar Proper for photography, capturing the scenic landscapes and traditional lifestyle of the Nagar Valley.
Visit to Hopper Valley and Glacier:
Continue to Hopper Valley, famous for its dramatic landscapes, alpine beauty, and glacier systems. Visit the Hopper Glacier and enjoy views from the Keplé Peak Viewpoint.
Hopper Valley, home to five villages, serves as a base for treks into the Hispar Mustagh mountain range. The area features lush greenery in the summer, snow-covered peaks in winter, and is dominated by Burushaski-speaking communities. Notable peaks visible from the valley include Spantik (Golden Peak) and Bawalter, while Rush Lake, one of the highest alpine lakes, lies nearby.
Lunch:
Enjoy a traditional lunch at Hopper Keple Restaurant, featuring a local specialty — Mutton Gorkon, a savory meat stew beloved in the region.
Afternoon Visit: KADO (Karakoram Area Development Organization) – Hunar Khaan, Hyderabad Hunza

Visit the KADO Rehabilitation Center, also known as Hunar Khaan. Established in 1996, KADO is a grassroots initiative working to improve the socio-economic conditions of local communities in Gilgit-Baltistan. Their programs focus on empowering women, people with disabilities, and marginalized groups through vocational training, handicraft development, and education

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Morning:
Enjoy a hearty breakfast at the hotel before setting off for a scenic and adventurous day in the breathtaking Hunza Valley.
Sightseeing & Activities:
Attabad Lake:
Discover the stunning beauty of Attabad Lake, a remarkable turquoise lake that was formed after a massive landslide in 2010, which tragically claimed 20 lives. The lake is 14 km long and 109 meters deep, offering incredible opportunities for boating and jet skiing. It is one of the most picturesque locations in Pakistan.
Hussaini Suspension Bridge:
Experience the thrill of walking on the Hussaini Suspension Bridge, often called the “most dangerous bridge in the world.” With 399 wooden steps and swaying cables, crossing this bridge is a daring but unforgettable adventure. Located amidst towering mountains and deep valleys, the bridge is both challenging and scenic.
Passu Cones:
Visit the iconic Passu Cones, part of the majestic Karakoram mountain range. These sharply pointed peaks are a remarkable natural formation and are visible from various areas including Gulmit, Gulkin, Hussaini, and Passu. The dramatic landscape makes this a perfect spot for photography.
Afternoon:
Enjoy a traditional lunch in Gircha, a serene and culturally rich village in Upper Hunza.
After Lunch:
Visit the Children’s Library, a community initiative promoting education and reading among the local youth.
Explore the Sost Bazaar, the last major town before the Pakistan-China border, known for its unique market and cultural blend.
Evening:
Return to the hotel for a delicious dinner and a restful overnight stay.

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Start your day with breakfast at the hotel.
Begin your journey from Hunza towards Gilgit.
En route, enjoy a short stop at the Rakaposhi & Diran Peak Viewpoint in Nasirabad. Spend some time shopping at the local market near the viewpoint, offering scenic views and local handicrafts.
Continue the drive towards Nomal Valley, with a brief stop at Guro Nala, a picturesque spot known for its natural beauty. Upon arrival in Nomal, transfer to 4x4 jeeps for an off-road adventure to Naltar Valley.
Sightseeing in Naltar Valley:
Visit the enchanting Naltar Lakes:
Rainbow Lake
Blue Lake
Parri Lake
These lakes are nestled in dense pine forests and are accessible via a rugged dirt road running alongside a stream. Each lake is unique in color — vibrant greens from underwater vegetation, deep blues, and crystal-clear azure waters create a magical and serene landscape.
After exploring the lakes, return to Nomal and transfer back to your coach.
Proceed with the drive to Gilgit.
Upon arrival, check in to the hotel for an overnight stay in Gilgit

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Begin your day with a hearty breakfast at the hotel in Gilgit.
Depart for Skardu, embarking on a scenic drive through the stunning landscapes of Gilgit Baltistan. Enjoy a short stop at Askat Nala to stretch and take in the natural beauty. Continue the journey and have lunch at Kachura, near the picturesque Kachura Lakes. After lunch, proceed towards Skardu and upon arrival, head straight to the iconic Sarfaranga Cold Desert.
Visit: Sarfaranga Cold Desert
Experience the thrill and beauty of this unique desert, known for its snow-white sand dunes, majestic mountain backdrop, and the flowing Indus River. Unlike traditional deserts, Sarfaranga maintains a cool climate year-round, offering a rare blend of desert charm and alpine serenity.
Engage in a variety of adventure activities, including:
Jeep Safari
Paragliding
Horse Riding

Breakfast at the hotel.
Depart from Skardu for Manthokha Waterfall, with a short stop at a designated rest area along the way.
Arrival at Manthokha Waterfall:
Located in the picturesque Kharmang Valley, Manthokha Waterfall is approximately 180 feet high and surrounded by lush greenery and the breathtaking Karakoram mountain range.
Situated around 80 kilometers from Skardu, it is a must-visit natural attraction for tourists.
Lunch at a local restaurant near the waterfall.
After enjoying the scenic beauty and relaxing at the waterfall, begin the journey back to Skardu.
Upon arrival, visit the local market for shopping and to explore the cultural crafts and souvenirs of the region.
Return to the hotel for dinner and an overnight stay.
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Enjoy breakfast at the hotel.
Transfer to the airport for your flight to Islamabad.
Upon arrival in Islamabad, proceed for lunch at a Chinese restaurant.
Sightseeing in Islamabad:
Shah Faisal Mosque – Visit Pakistan’s largest mosque, and the fifth largest in the world. Located at the foothills of the Margalla Hills, the mosque is an iconic architectural Masterpiece named after the late King Faisal of Saudi Arabia. It is the largest mosque outside the Middle East and the largest in South Asia. Golra Sharif Railway Station. The station lies on the main line of the Pakistan Railways
which connects the rest of the country in the South and Peshawar in the north. The building has Victorian architecture and comprises 5 hall-like rooms constructed in yellow stone masonry. It now enjoys more importance due to the presence of its museum Visit a local market for shopping and leisure.
Dinner at a local restaurant.
Overnight stay in Islamabad.

Breakfast at hotel visit.
Pakistan Monument – Explore this national symbol located on the western Shakarparian Hills. Designed to represent the unity of the people of Pakistan, the monument is shaped like a blooming flower and spans approximately 3 acres Lok Virsa Heritage Museum– also known as the Pakistan National Museum of Ethnology is established in 1982 and serves as a significant repository of the country’s cultural heritage, showcasing traditional crafts and artifacts from all provinces and ethnic groups. The museum spans approximately 60,000 sq ft and features a diverse collection of pottery, textiles, jewelry, and sculptures, reflecting the rich cultural tapestry of Pakistan Lunch at Chines Restaurant Visit F6&F7 Market Safa Gold Mall for Shopping after Shopping Dinner and drop off at airport
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