Hunza, a remote mountain kingdom, is believed to have inspired James Hilton’s “Shangri-La.” This hidden gem opened up in the 1970s with the construction of the Karakoram Highway. Here, you’ll encounter the fair-skinned, light-eyed Hunzakuts, said to be descendants of Alexander’s lost soldiers. Their language, Burushaski, remains a linguistic enigma. The beauty of this paradise is unparalleled, from the delicate apricot blossoms to Rakaposhi (7788 m).
Must-Visit Highlights of the Experience Hunza Valley Jeep Safari
- Baltit Fort: A UNESCO World Heritage site near Karimabad, offering a glimpse into rich history.
- Hunza Valley: A breathtaking valley surrounded by Mountains, known for its serene beauty and the Burusho people.
- Passu Cones: Famous for the landscape and unique structure.
- Hussaini Suspension Bridge: A thrilling crossing over the Borit River, a unique experience.
- Attabad Lake: it’s a stunning lake surrounded by dramatic mountain landscapes.
- Khunjerab Pass: The highest paved international border crossing globally, connecting Pakistan and China.
- Nagar Valley: Home to picturesque mountain peaks like Rakaposhi, Rush Peak, Diran Peak, and Golden Peak.
- Naltar: Renowned for its dramatic mountain scenery, ski resort, and three stunning lakes.
The Perfect Adventure Awaits
Join us on a remarkable adventure that will introduce you to the wonders of Pakistan. Travel along the ancient Silk Route, witness the Batura Glacier, and discover the beauty of Hunza. Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or new to exploration, our Hunza Valley Jeep Safari promises an unforgettable experience.
Why Choose Us?
- Flexible Scheduling: We offer tours from March to November, covering spring, summer, and autumn.
- Tailor-Made Tours: Customize your adventure with our expert guidance.
- 24/7 Support: Your safety and comfort are our priorities; we provide comprehensive support.
- Budget-Friendly: Enjoy top-quality service without compromising your budget.
Day 1, Rawalpindi/Islamabad
Transfer to the hotel. We will have ample time for sightseeing and shopping in the colorful old bazaars here. We may also drive to the Faisal Mosque in Islamabad.
Day 2, Islamabad to Gilgit
One of the most thrilling mountain flights to reach Gilgit. In Gilgit, we have time to shop and do some sightseeing. If the flight is canceled, we will travel to Gilgit by road via the Karakoram Highway (KKH).
Day 3, Karimabad
A 3-hour drive into the heart of the Hunza valley. Enjoy the majestic view of Rakaposhi (7,788 m), which towers above the KKH. We do sightseeing in the Hunza Valley and overnight stay there.
Day 4, Passu
Departure for Upper Hunza, visit to Attabad Lake, Hussaini Suspension Bridge, Photography stop at Passu Cones viewpoint, and overnight stay at Passu.
Day 5, Khunjarab Pass
Visit Khunjerab Pass (Pakistan-China Border) Subject to road clearance. Reach the hotel by evening
Dinner and night stay in Hunza.
Day 6, Nagar
Visit Nagar District, Minapin, Rakaposhi viewpoint, and Hoper. Reach the hotel by evening, stay in Hunza.
Day 7, Gilgit city:
Reach the back hotel in Gilgit by noon, take some rest, visit Kargah Nala, and do city sightseeing
Dinner and night stay in Gilgit.
Day 8, Naltar:
Leave for the lush green Naltar Valley. We will visit Satrangi & Blue Lakes and enjoy the mesmerizing Naltar valley. Reach the back hotel by evening Dinner and night stay in Gilgit.
Day 9, Naran:
Departure for Naran. Stop for a while at the Nanga Parbat viewpoint. Reach Naran by evening, and visit the Naran River Rafting point. Dinner and night stay in Naran. We will be traveling on Babusar Top to reach Naran.
Day 10, Rawalpindi/Islamabad
Departure for Islamabad. Reach Islamabad by evening. Visit Monal Restaurant for dinner. End of the memorable trip. Night stay in Islamabad
Day 11: Departure
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Tour Reviews
Beautiful place
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This jeep safari tour sounds absolutely amazing — I haven’t personally tried it yet but based on the itinerary and the photos here, it looks like a truly unforgettable experience! Hunza Valley is one of the most breathtaking places I’ve ever visited. On my first trip to Pakistan, I explored Hunza and wrote about my experience here if anyone’s interested. Would definitely recommend both this tour and doing some personal exploration — there’s just so much to see!
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