Autumn Tour – Hunza Valley – Naltar Valley – Phander & Ghizer valley

Take a road trip with us to the Roof of the world and discover the last frontiers of Pakistan! This autumn travels to the northern areas and spend your time relaxing in the soothing ambiance of the mesmeric Hunza valley.
As we ride the majestic Karakorum, explore the enchanting Hunza Valley in the hidden colors of autumn.
The beauty of this mountainous journey is matchless…
Driving along the banks of the river Indus onto the legendary Silk route we are simply awed by the grandeur of the landscape.
On route we witness at Jaglot, the coming together of 3 of the highest mountain ranges of the world…the mighty Himalayas, Karakoram & the Hindukush.
At Thailchi we come face to face with “The killer peak” Nanga Parbat (8125m), 2nd highest mountain peak of Pakistan and the 9th highest peak of the world.
Glowing in the colors of spring, surrounded by majestic snow clad peaks of Rakaposhi 7788m, Diran 7266m, Ultar 7400m, Golden Peak 7027m, Hunza Valley is a true paradise.
We explore the historical splendors of Altit & Baltit forts, the beautiful bustling narrow lanes of Karimabad, the ancient watch tower in the heart of Ganish Village, and the breathtaking views from Eagles Nest.
As we continue heading further North to the last frontiers, we cross the pristine blue waters of Attabad lake and witness the majestic Passu Cathedral (6,106 m) one of the most picturesque sights of the region on our way to Sost. Sost is the last town in Gojal inside Pakistan on the Karakoram Highway before the Chinese border. A visit to the Highest International Border in the world "Khunjerab Pass'' located in the Khunjerab National Park.
All around the mountain views are awesome. You can observe the scenery changing, on distant mountains yaks grazing, and orange-colored marmots running around, the clouds seem almost reachable at a distance.
All in all, it’s a lifetime experience for those with wanderlust for the treasures of Pakistan.
Come join us as we discover #Fabolous Pakistan.