| List of Hunza Valley Tours 2025 | Trip Durations | Starting Price* | Registration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hunza Skardu Group Tour Package | 8 Days / 7 Nights | Rs.38,500/- | Book Now |
| Gilgit Hunza Valley Vacation Packages | 5 Days / 4 Nights | Rs.52,500/- | Book Now |
| Hunza Valley Trip Package By Air | 5 Days / 4 Nights | Rs.67,500/- | Book Now |
| Hunza Gilgit Family Travel Packages | 7 Days / 6 Nights | Rs.75,500/- | Book Now |
| Hunza By Air Tour Package | 5 Days / 4 Nights | Rs.85,500/- | Book Now |
| Hunza Valley Travel Package from Lahore | 5 Days / 4 Nights | Rs.26,500/- | Book Now |
| Hunza Tour Package from Islamabad | 5 Days / 4 Nights | Rs.25,500/- | Book Now |
| Hunza Holiday Package from Karachi | 10 Days / 9 Nights | Rs.45,500/- | Book Now |
| Fairy Meadows Hunza Vacation Package | 7 Days / 6 Nights | Rs.55,000/- | Book Now |
| Gilgit Baltistan Pakistan Tour Package | 10 Days / 9 Nights | Rs.84,500/- | Book Now |
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Hunza Valley, located in the Karakoram Mountain Range of Pakistan, is transformed into a winter wonderland by a breathtaking amount of snowfall. The Hunza Valley experiences heavy snowfall from November to March, with an average snow depth of 4 feet to 6 feet.
In the Hunza Valley, snowfall contributes to an ecosystem that supports agriculture and households during the summer months. Due to its high elevation, Hunza Valley receives abundant snowfall, making it an ideal winter destination for nature lovers and winter enthusiasts.
Experiencing Hunza Valley is like stepping into a fairytale, with every corner adorned with breathtaking natural beauty—from the towering peaks of the Karakoram Range to the crystal-clear waters of the Hunza River. The warm hospitality of the locals, along with their fascinating traditions and vibrant festivals, adds a unique charm to the journey, making Hunza Valley an unforgettable experience for any adventurer.
Due to climate change-induced changes in weather patterns, the Hunza Valley has experienced an increase in snowfall. Snowfall attracts tourists and contributes to the region’s economy through winter tourism activities, such as skiing and snowboarding. Snowfall in the Hunza Valley is a significant natural phenomenon in Northern Pakistan, both for its scenic beauty and its economic benefit.
A shimmering turquoise gem nestled amidst towering peaks, Attabad Lake is ethereal in its beauty. Its tranquil waters and dramatic surroundings create a scene straight out of a fairy tale.
The serenity of Attabad Lake is unmatched, and there are plenty of activities to enjoy, including boating, jet skiing, and fishing. The locals are incredibly welcoming, and the nearby cafés serve delicious local food with breathtaking views.
Whether you are in search of adventure or want to relax and soak in the beauty of nature, Attabad Lake is a must-visit destination. It is a photographer’s dream and a soul-soothing escape.
Khunjerab Pass, the highest border crossing, is at an altitude of 4,733 meters. A feat of engineering completed in 1982, the bridge connects two nations and provides access to a remote and pristine area. Also, check the weather first before visiting the Khunjerab Pass.
Step back in time as you explore Altit Fort, a historical gem that echoes the tales of Hunza’s past. Its ancient architecture and commanding views make for a captivating visit.
Immerse yourself in the rich heritage of Hunza at Baltit Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This architectural marvel showcases the cultural depth.
Ascend to Duiker Viewpoint, where the world unfolds before your eyes, to feel the peak aerial beauty of Hunza and Nagar Valley. Seven peaks paint the stunning views, each exceeding 7,000 meters in height, displaying nature’s power and beauty.
The Hussaini Hanging Bridge is a relatively new addition to the attractions of the upper Hunza Valley, built by the local community after the previous bridge washed away. The bridge spans 660 feet and was constructed with 472 wooden planks, positioned 50 feet above the Hunza River. The planks are about six feet long and spaced relatively wide apart, meaning some people may find it challenging to cross while holding onto both sides of the bridge cables. We have Hunza Skardu Tours to enjoy the surreal beauty of the Gilgit Baltistan region in one go.
The bridge is a well-constructed piece of engineering, and crossing it is quite the adventurous experience. If you have the time and inclination, you can hike up the precarious rocky pathway to the nearby village. You can choose to return the way you came or opt for the zip line back, which costs Rs 2,000 per person and is well worth the money. Returning via the zip line makes for a thrilling trip.
Experience breathtaking views on our 30-minute trek to see the Passu Glacier! We stopped frequently to capture the spectacular scenery around us. While Passu Glacier itself is not the destination, the journey to it and the experience of being in the mountains are truly unforgettable.
Passu is a small village located about 15 km from Gulmit. We paused at the Passu viewpoint to take in the magnificent views of the Passu Peaks and the glacier. The Passu Peaks, also known as Passu Cones or Passu Cathedral, reach a height of 6,106 meters (20,033 ft). Nearby, you can see the towering peaks of Passu Sar, Shispare Sar, and Batura.
Batura, also Batura Sar, stands at 7,795 meters (25,574 ft), making it the 10th highest mountain in Pakistan and the 25th highest on Earth. The Batura Glacier, at 57 kilometers (35 miles) long, is considered the 5th-longest glacier outside the polar regions.
The Borith Lake, an area shaped like a hamlet. It is in the northwest of Husseini, a village near Ghulkin, Gojal, in the upper Hunza. It is a small, beautiful, remote lake where you can swim during the summer. Dry snowcapped mountains surrounded the Borith Lake. The water is from the Passu glacier, which is 15 minutes by Jeep from the lake.
Naltar Valley is a stunning natural marvel, featuring breathtaking lakes and lush forests as well as wildlife and hospitable locals. Located just 34 km from the capital of Gilgit-Baltistan, Gilgit City, this valley is increasingly popular as a ski resort in winter.
The nights in Naltar Valley are enchanting, filled with the Milky Way, starry skies, and the warm glow of cozy cottages. The valley is rich in surprises for visitors, with three captivating lakes: Strangi Lake, Blue Lake, and Bodlok Lake. Naltar Valley is a must-visit destination. It is perfect for family trips, as adequate tourist facilities are readily available.
Hopar Nagar is a beautiful attraction in Hunza, located about a 50-minute drive from Karimabad and accessible by any fit vehicle. The hike to the Hopper area takes an additional 15 to 20 minutes. The black glacier is stunning, and the surrounding mountains are majestic. The local people are kind and courteous, and a few restaurants and hotels are available in the base area. It is serene during the cherry blossom season.
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We will send you a trip payment receipt or ticket as proof. You will pay the remaining amount when you depart. Happy traveling!
People often call Hunza Valley the spectacular Heaven on Earth. Hunza Peak, Rakaposhi, Ultar Sar, and Ladyfinger Peak surround the Hunza Valley. This valley offers various beautiful natural sights that attract millions of tourists. Two major historical attractions are Altit Fort and Baltit Fort.
The Hunza Valley is a remarkable destination that showcases the surreal beauty, favorable climate, and rich culture of Pakistan’s Northern Areas. Families and visitors of all backgrounds find the Hunza Valley safe and secure. Tourists, both international and local, are hypnotized by its stunning landscapes and attractions every year.
To fully appreciate the primary attractions of Hunza Valley and its stunning natural scenery, 5 to 8 days is recommended for visitors.
You can visit Hunza Valley the whole year through the Karakoram Highway. The best time to visit Hunza Valley is Spring (April to June) offering blooming flowers and pleasant weather. Summer (June to September) is ideal for trekking and outdoor activities. Autumn (October to November) shows beautiful fall colors.
The Karakoram Highway significantly enhances accessibility for tourists traveling to the region. The recently constructed Hazara Expressway, which includes tunnels, has reduced the travel time from Islamabad to approximately 3 hours.
Visitors to Hunza Valley may engage in several activities at notable locations, such as Attabad Lake, the Hussaini Suspension Bridge, and Karimabad Bazar.
A flight from Islamabad to Gilgit takes about 1 hour, while a flight to Gilgit takes around 45 minutes. From Gilgit to Hunza Valley is about 100 km and takes a travel time of 3 to 4 hours.
Scom, Telenor, and Zong provide mobile service in the Hunza Valley, ensuring connectivity for travelers.
The spring season spans from mid-March to mid-April and draws many tourists due to the vibrant blossoms of cherry and apricot trees. Conversely, the autumn season from mid-October to mid-November is the optimal period to witness the picturesque 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.
In recent years, numerous newly constructed hotels have opened, providing visitors with exceptional hospitality.
Yes, we offer female-only tours. We have female travel agents available to ensure that all female travelers have a comfortable and safe experience. Male travelers are not permitted to join a female-only tour. However, we do offer mixed-gender tours for all travelers to enjoy.
We recommend bringing your original CNIC, a jacket, raincoat, and torchlight, warm clothes according to the weather conditions, backpack, trekking shoes, thermal, water bottle, power bank, chocolates or dry fruits, ORS, bandages, or Panadol/Paracetamol, sunblock, and sunglasses.
We will provide the best possible luxury transportation to visit the selected places. However, payment for Jeeps is not included in the package.
The weather is generally cold in Hunza Valley, with temperatures ranging from 20-25 degrees Celsius during the day and 10-15 degrees Celsius at night. We recommend bringing warm clothes accordingly.
5 to 7 days are required to cover all main attractions of Hunza Valley from Lahore or Islamabad. Need 2 to 3 more days for the people of Karachi.
