14 Days Pakistan Trip Package to Hunza & Skardu 2025
With its rich history, diverse landscapes, and warm hospitality, Pakistan has emerged as a remarkable tourist destination in recent years. Pakistan offers many attractions, including breathtaking mountain ranges, ancient archaeological sites, vibrant cities, and a rich cultural heritage.
Skardu, Hunza and Fairy Meadows during blossom season is a breathtaking experience, as the valleys transform into a vibrant paradise of blooming cherry and apricot trees. The serene landscapes of Hunza, with its towering snow-capped peaks, combine with the crystal-clear waters of Skardu’s lakes to create a picture-perfect scene.
The gentle hues of pink and white blossoms blanket the valleys, offering travelers a peaceful retreat and a perfect backdrop for exploration, photography, and cultural immersion in these northern gems of Pakistan. Click Pakistan tourism services are dedicated to showcasing the hidden gems of Pakistan to the world and providing a memorable and immersive experience for our guests.
Our experienced team will accompany you throughout the trip, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable trip experience. Your visit to Pakistan will also allow you to experience our warm hospitality and immerse yourself in our vibrant culture. You will have the opportunity to savour delicious Pakistani cuisine, witness traditional arts and crafts, and interact with the friendly locals known for their generosity and hospitality.
To express our commitment to making your visit memorable, we will cover the expenses for accommodation, transportation, and other necessary arrangements during your stay in Pakistan.
We look forward to welcoming you to our country and showcasing the best of what Pakistan offers.
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Group Size : 20 Persons (Minimum Required 2 Person)
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Departure Date: 13 to 26 April 2025
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Discount: A group of 5 persons will get 7% discount on each seat
ITINERARY
Day 1 – Arrival in Islamabad
Day 2 – Driving the Karakoram Highway to Chilas
Day 3 – Driving the Karakoram Highway to Skardu
Day 4 – Full day in Shigar Valley
Day 5 – Khaplu Valley
Day 6 – Hiking to organic village
Day 7 – Karimabad & Altit fort
Day 8 – A day in Gulmit & Passu village
Day 9 – Attabad Lake & Baltit Fort
Day 10 – Trekking to Fairy Meadows
Day 11 – Trekking for Nanga Parbat base camp
Day 12 – Driving to Besham
Day 13 – Driving to Islamabad
Day 14 – Departure
Day 1 – Arrival in Islamabad
Guests’ arrival day in Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan. Meet & greet and transfer to hotel. In the evening we will invite the guests for a welcome dinner in Islamabad.
Day 2 – Driving to Chilas through the Karakoram Highway
Chilas is a small town along the Karakoram, where we will get our first glimpse of the local life in this region of Pakistan. The whole journey will take around 12 hours, but of course, we will take stopovers on the way for sightseeing & photography in multiple locations.
Day 3 – Driving to Skardu
After breakfast, we will move to visit Shangrila Lake & Upper Kachura Lake (The beautiful lakes attract thousands of tourists yearly because of its crystal clear waters and spectacular views around it) Enjoy boating in Lower & Upper Kachura Lakes. Sightseeing and photography.
After spending quality time at lakes and interactions with locals will drive to Skardu for an overnight stay
Day 4 – Full day in Shigar Valley
On this day we will travel to visit Shigar Valley. After breakfast, we will depart for Shigar Valley. Stopover for sightseeing at Cold Desert (Bike riding & Paragliding activities in the desert). Enjoy distance view of scenic Blind Lake and Sarfaranga Desert. Visit old town of Shigar and the famous Shigar fort (built in the 17th century by the Raja of Amacha Dynasty of Shigar). Leisure time in the peaceful lawn of Shigar fort. Visit Amburiq Mosque (one of the oldest Mosque in Baltistan). Drive back to Skardu for dinner and an overnight stay.
Day 5 – Driving to visit Khaplu Valley
Today will be other great attractions to visit. After breakfast, we will drive to Manthoka waterfall & Khaplu (Khaplu was the second-largest kingdom in old Baltistan under the Yabgo dynasty) Stopover at the confluence point of river Shyok and Indus River. Sightseeing nearby waterfall. Drive to Khaplu. Visit the old town of Khaplu and the famous Khaplu fort (built in the mid-19th century). Visit 600 years old famous Chaqchan Mosque. Dinner and overnight stay will be in Khaplu
Day 6 – Hikking to an organic village
On this day we will move to visit Organic village (2 hour’s hike). Drive to Sadpara Lake and enjoy sightseeing. Visit Skardu’s local market for shopping. Drive back to the hotel and enjoy your free time. Dinner & Overnight stay in Skardu.
Day 7 – Karimabad & Altit Fort
On this day we will move to Hunza Valley (5h – 10m) Stopover at Rakaposhi viewpoint for sightseeing.
Arrive in Hunza (Hunza is a mountainous valley surrounded by a spectacular landscape and the most hospitable people) and visit Altit fort, Altit village and Royal Garden (originally home to the hereditary rulers of the Hunza state).
Visit Karimabad’s local market for shopping and interaction with local people. Dinner and stay will be in Hunza.
Day 8 – A day in Gulmit & Passu Village
On this day we will spend the day exploring Gulmit & Passu village and its surroundings, especially focusing on the local culture, including visiting a women-run carpet workshop and having lunch in a local house. In the afternoon, we will trek to Ondra Polygah for the best views of the valley. Dinner and overnight in Gulmit.
Day 9 – Attabad Lake & Baltit Fort
After having breakfast we will visit the magnificent Attabad Lake (Attabad Lake is a great attraction to visit with families and friends. Its fascinating blue-coloured water gives a new spectrum of beauty) Get back to Karimabad and visit Baltit Fort (UNESCO World Heritage Tentative list since 2004). Drive back to visit Eagle Nest and witness majestic sunset on the mountain and a bird-eye view of Hunza Valley. Get back to Hunza, free time to visit the local market, dinner and night stay will be in Hunza.
Day 10 – Trekking to Fairy Meadows
On this day we will travel to visit Fairy Meadows, one of the most breathtaking detonations.
Move toward Raikot Bridge and transfer to a 4X4 local jeep and reach Tatu Village. From Tatu village will start a scenic hike toward Fairy Meadows (4-5 hours moderate level hike). Arrival at Fairy Meadows where dinner would be ready and will serve in the lap of mountains. Night stay will be in camping or huts.
Day 11 – Hike to Nanga Parbat Base Camp
Breakfast will be served sitting under the beautiful view of the mountains.
This day will be a free & relaxing day to enjoy the beauty of Fairy Meadows or Hike to Beyal camp & Nanga Parbat Base Camp (8h hour moderate hike) and enjoy the sightseeing. Trace steps back to Fairy Meadows.
Enjoy Bonfire. Night stay will in camps or huts.
Day 12 – Driving back to Besham
After breakfast will travel back same as Tatu village and then drive to Raikot Bridge on 4X4 jeep and travel towards Besham. Short stays on the way back. Reach Besham and check in at the hotel for a night’s stay.
Day 13 – Back to Islamabad
This day will be our last day in the mountain region. After breakfast, we will head towards Islamabad with stopovers on the way for sightseeing and photography. Arrive in Islamabad and check in at the hotel for a night’s stay.
Day 14 – Departure
After breakfast, we will take care of your transfer to Islamabad Airport.
Package Includes
- Air-conditioned transport
- 13- nights hotel accommodation
- Sightseeing as mentioned in the itinerary
- Entrance fees, cultural activities and guided tours to all places
- Jeep safari where require
- Quality meals, breakfast & dinner
- Invitation Letter and visa assistance
- English-spoken tour guide/driver
- Clearance for all checkpoints
- Airport transfers
Not Included
- International flights to Islamabad
- Visa fees (from 35 to 60 USD, depending on nationality)
- Travel Insurance
- Alcoholic drinks or any extra drink
- Single supplement. Having your own private room for 13 nights costs 350 USD
FAQ
Which hotels do we stay?
These are the hotels we always stay in – subject to availability.
All are relatively comfortable hotels and lodges with private rooms and attached toilets, usually the best available option in the region we visit.
- Islamabad: Grand Hotel Islamabad
- Chilas: Shangrila Hotel Chilas
- Skardu: Hotel Himalaya Skardu
- Khaplu: Khaplu Palace
- Hunza: Hunza Qayam Hotel Karimabad & Famrri Resort at Attabad Lake
- Gulmit: Roomy Marcopolo Inn
- Tarnishing: Fairy Meadows Lodges
- Besham: Hilton Palace
How does the room distribution work?
Price of the tour includes accommodation in a twin room.
If you are a solo traveler, you will be sharing the room with another like-minded traveler from the group. We always try to group people of same gender and age together but note that this won’t always be the case. Moreover, in the hypothetical case there weren’t perfect pairs, one of the rooms would be a triple room.
If you wanted to have your own single room, you will have to pay an additional $350.
How to get a visa?
With our Letter of Invitation, you’ll be able to apply for a Pakistan tourist visa online.
It’s recommended to start applying 1 months in advance.
Which nationalities can join this tour?
Pretty much all nationalities.
Is this tour for everyone?
As mentioned, in the mountain areas, we always stay in the best available accommodation. However, note those areas of Pakistan are so remote that even the best possible accommodation can be an issue for some, since electricity and running water might not always be reliable.
Moreover, we always try to eat in the cleanest places but note that hygiene standards in Pakistan are poor and many travelers get sick due to the food they eat outside of the hotels we stay.
Nevertheless, if you are keen to have the most epic adventure and are flexible when it comes to tourist facilities, you are welcome to join this tour!
What’s the best way to reach Islamabad?
Islamabad has an international airport with plenty of connections with Dubai, Istanbul, Doha, Abu Dhabi and even London.
Can I fly to Lahore instead?
If you want to visit the cultural capital of Lahore, I recommend flying there, yes, and then you can take a bus to Islamabad (around 5 hours).
Is it safe?
Nowadays, Pakistan is quite safe, especially in the northern areas.
How many people will attend this tour?
We limit our tours to a maximum of 10-12 people.
Are there ATMs in Pakistan?
You can find ATMs in every city of Pakistan still better to bring hard cash for the northern areas.
Exchanging money: which currencies do they accept?
Both € and $ can be easily exchanged for Pakistani rupees.
Is there a lot of trekking involved in this tour?
We don’t do anything extreme, only day treks, which can be relatively easy for someone in good shape.
How does payment work?
In order to secure your slot of the tour, we require 30% deposit.
All details will be shared upon booking your slot.
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