We have officially announced the Gilgit Baltistan Tour Package from Lahore, Karachi, and Islamabad with scenic drive & off-road jeep safari. Moreover, you will explore Shigar, Manthokha Waterfall, Katpana Cold Desert, Chunda Valley, Deosai Plain, Shangrilla, Khaplu, and Sheosar Lake with less traveling.
Hunza Valley Tours in Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan, take you through lush green mountainous valleys. Its natural beauty and its position along the Central Asian Silk Route have historically drawn travelers, merchants, and mountaineers to the Hunza Valley. Apart from its glaciers, apricot farms, and turquoise lakes, the region has a rich cultural heritage.
A tour of the Hunza Valley will allow you to discover local culture, taste local cuisine, and see history come to life. The combination of these elements will make you an excellent traveler. Traveling to Hunza Valley is considered to be the ultimate in Pakistani travel. The area is a popular vacation spot among foreigners and locals.
There is no question that the Hunza Valley Tour in Pakistan is one of the best tours in the world. It includes the Khunjerab Pass, Ancient Silk Road, Baltit Fort, Altit Fort, Fairy Meadows, and the world-renowned mountains Nanga Parbat and Rakaposhi. Hunza Adventure Tours has been organizing tours to the amazing Hunza Valley for enthusiasts from all over the world for many years.
Hunza Valley is a paradise on earth for tourists, because of its spectacular landscape. During the Hunza trip, the Hunza valley was a highlight thanks to its lively people and beautiful scenery, which gave a wonderful feeling of well-being. As trekking has become increasingly popular, we would be lying if we said Hunza did not have several treks to choose from.
To experience the beauty of Hunza Valley, visit its different points. Each point is unique, combining natural beauty with the culture of Hunza. Moreover, you can choose some fascinating Hunza Valley tours regarding cultural and traditional sightseeing.
The adolescent thing to do in Hunza Valley is to explore its back streets on your bicycle. This is one of the most enjoyable experiences. Although this may seem like such an offbeat activity, it shouldn’t be, because it should be quite enjoyable! Cycling can be especially magical during the blossom season in the spring, and during the fall foliage in October when all the leaves change color. It’s time to prepare for an adventure in the majestic Hunza Valley. Here’s what you need to do.
If planning a sightseeing trip to Hunza, don’t forget about the wildlife day tour. Hunza Valley has numerous things to see. One of the most striking aspects of Hunza Valley is its rare species. Snowcapped mountains in Hunza are home to many wild species. When visiting this region, take the opportunity to view some wild species the Himalayan ibex, Snow Leopard, Blue Sheep, Marcopolo Sheep, and Mountain Yaks. Khaunjerab National Park and Shimshal Valley are frequent destinations for Yak sightings.
In the Hunza Valley, there are several excellent opportunities for white water rafting. A mountain range and glaciers flank the Hunza River, which flows down from the Karakoram mountains. When you visit the magnificent Hunza Valley, you must try white water rafting on the Hunza River to enjoy the thrill of adventure.
Hunza Valley offers a wide range of trekking options. The Hunza Valley is one of the finest places in Pakistan for hiking, trekking, and exploring native wildlife. There is something inherently enticing about its mountain. A multi-day adventure to unclimbed summits, or vantage points just 20 minutes away, you will find something for everyone in the Hunza valley.
Despite this, we will make all the arrangements if you wish to try trekking. Hiking requires at least moderate fitness, and trekking will need more exercise.
It is the highest national park in the world, and some of the highest peaks on this planet are found here, including 8000- and 7000-meter peaks. Skardu offers an iconic trek to K2 Base Camp, a World Heritage Site recognized by UNESCO.
Concordia is 7.5 miles from K2 base camp, which offers trekkers a rare opportunity to see four eight-thousand-meter-high peaks at once: K2 (the world’s second highest mountain), Gasherbrum-I, Gasherbrum-II, and Broad Peak. As one of the tallest granite faces on the planet, Trango Towers offers rock climbing adventures for daring adventurers.
The best time for trekking is between July and August due to extreme weather conditions in the winter season. The trekking season is only open from June to early September at lower altitudes (below 5,500m).
One of the best places to visit in northern Pakistan is the Central Karakoram National Park, but it is a trekker’s paradise, not a tourist spot. For trekking in CKNP, foreigners and domestic trekkers will need trekking permits from the Gilgit Baltistan Council.
