There are various beautiful places to visit in Hunza, here is the breakdown of various things to do in Hunza. Hunza, being the most popular destination among tourists, has various natural, adventure, and historical spots. The top 10 Places to Visit in Hunza are as follows:
But the most famous among them are Altit Fort, Baltit Fort, Attabad Lake, Passu Cones, Rakaposhi View Point, Eagle’s Nest, Hussaini Suspension Bridge, Karimabad Bazaar, Ganesh Village, and Kunjerab Pass.
Altit Fort is an antique fort in the Altit town in Hunza Valley in Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan. It was home to the estate rulers of Hunza who received the title of ‘Mir’. This fort is around 1100 years old and it is also an ancient pile in Gilgit Baltistan. This fort received the UNESCO Asia Pacific Estate Award for cultural conversation in 2011. We have best Hunza Tour Packages to serve you in better ways.
Baltit Fort is located in Hunza Valley near the town of Karimabad in Gilgit Baltistan in the domain of northern Pakistan. It was created in the 8th century CE and also granted an award in 2004. This fort was the house of the Royal family of Hunza for 700 years. It is also known as Kanjut. Baltit Fort was also a part of a great game.
Attabad Lake Tourist Point:
Attabad Lake is a lake located in the region of Gilgit Baltistan Pakistan. It was created in 2010 due to a consequential landslide in Attabad. This lake allows a distinct range of activities from boating jet and fishing to several winter sports with charm and diligence year-round. The maximum length of this lake is 21km and the maximum depth of this lake is 109m (358 feet). The water volume of this lake is 410000m3.
Passu is a little village situated in Gojal Valley upper Hunza in the region of northern Pakistan. Passu is a very famous place for tourists in Pakistan and all around the world due to its easily obtainable sweeping landscapes and panorama of 7478m (24534 ft.) tall Passu Sar mountain and Tupopdan 6106m (20033ft).
Rakaposhi also known as Duman i (mother of mist) is a mountain within the Karakoram range. It is located in the middle of the Nagar Valley and the Bagrote Valley which is a part of Gilgit Baltistan Pakistan.
The mountain is over broad mearing almost 20km from east to west. It is the only pinnacle on earth that declines directly and without cessation for almost 6000m from its apex to its base.
Two hours testing yet rewarding walk or an equally dramatic 30-minute drive from the village of Karimabad the Eagles nest sits at 2850m above sea level with fabulous views of the Hunza valley 500m below. Variety of fruits cultivated in most of the regions of Hunza Valley.
This bridge is known as very dynamite bridge in the world. The Hussaini suspension bridge is only one of the risky rope bridges in northern Pakistan. This bridge is 7.08 miles far from Attabad Lake 13.65 miles from Baltit Fort and 42.02 miles from the world’s highest ATM.
Karimabad Bazaar is situated in the heart of Hunza Valley and is an electrifying and agitated marketplace that offers a solitary shopping experience. Known for its cultural estate and stunning natural surroundings Karimabad Bazaar attracts locals and tourists alike. This bazaar is must visit destination that showcases the rich culture and warmth of the Hunza valley.
Ganish is a village in Hunza. It is the earliest and first settlement on the ancient Silk Road and is the site of many ancient watchtowers and traditional masjid religious centers. It is situated 90km away from Gilgit. The mosques in Ganish village are 300-400 years old.
Kunjerab Pass is a mountain in northern Pakistan that is situated at an elevation of 463m(15397ft) above sea level. It is located in Karakoram and holds a significant strategic position on the northern border of Pakistan especially in the Gilgit Baltistan Hunza districts. Additionally, it is positioned on the southwestern border of China within the Xinjiang region.
One of the best tourist attraction in Hunza tour is Naltar Valley with 2 to 3 Naltar lakes which you can visit by hiring a 4×4 Jeep due to off road track.
