DTS Tour Guide Lisc Number: 72

Hunza kalash Valley Tour

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Nestled in the heart of the Karakoram Range in Northern Pakistan, Hunza Valley is a true paradise on Earth, enchanting visitors with its breathtaking natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Surrounded by towering snow-capped peaks such as the iconic Rakaposhi and Ultar Sar, the valley offers a dramatic and majestic panorama. The meandering Hunza River, with its crystal-clear turquoise waters, adds to the allure, creating picturesque settings for leisurely walks along its serene banks.

Throughout the valley, lush terraced fields, abundant fruit orchards, and vibrant wildflowers create a dynamic landscape that changes with the seasons. Spring transforms the valley into a canvas of vibrant colors as apricot blossoms blanket the landscape in shades of pink and white. The Hunza people, renowned for their longevity, warm hospitality, and vibrant cultural traditions, warmly welcome visitors. Engaging with the local culture provides opportunities to witness traditional dances, savor local cuisine, and enjoy the melodious tunes of the region.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Baltit Fort stands as an architectural masterpiece and historical gem, offering insights into the valley’s rich past and commanding panoramic views of the surroundings. Hunza Valley serves as a gateway to thrilling adventures and treks, leading to nearby attractions such as the captivating Altit Fort, the mesmerizing Attabad Lake, and the tranquil Hoper Glacier.

Whether you are a nature enthusiast seeking solitude or an adventure seeker looking for thrilling explorations, Hunza Valley caters to all. With its breathtaking landscapes, cultural richness, and opportunities for immersive experiences, Hunza Valley unquestionably ranks among the world’s top destinations to visit, promising unforgettable memories and a profound connection with nature.

Days: 14

Age: 05- 90 Years

Best Time: April – October

Cost: 2150 Euro /person

Included:
  • Accommodation in 3-4 star hotels with breakfast
  • Air-conditioned transportation
  • English-speaking guide
  • Sightseeing tickets
  • Local lunch
  • Pick-up and drop-off services
Not Included:
  • Dinner
  • Tips for driver and guide
  • Services not specifically stated in the itinerary
Cost (More than one person)
  • for 2 persons: 1250 Euro per person
  • for 3 persons: 1050 Euro per person
  • for 4 persons:  950 Euro per person
  • for 5 persons:  850 Euro per person
  • for 6 persons:  800 Euro per person
  • for 8 persons:  750 Euro per person
  • for 10 persons: 700 Euro per person

Prices for more than 10 persons are available on request.

Day 01:

Arrival – Islamabad Sightseeing

Welcome to Islamabad! Upon arrival at the airport, we begin our journey with a visit to Lok Virsa Museum, showcasing Pakistan's rich culture. Next, we head to Daman-e-Koh for stunning city views, followed by a serene stroll in the Japanese Garden. Our tour continues to Shakarparian for leisurely walks and picnics, ending at Rawal Dam, perfect for lakeside relaxation. Enjoy insights from our guide on the history and culture of each site. Overnight stay in Islamabad.

Day 02:

Islamabad – Taxila – Besham

We start early, departing Islamabad and passing through Haripur, Abbottabad, and Mansehra, reaching the UNESCO World Heritage site of Taxila. After exploring the ancient Gandhara civilization, we drive along the scenic Karakoram Highway, stopping at Batagram for photos, before arriving in Besham. Overnight in Besham.

Day 03:

Besham – Gilgit

Today we journey to Gilgit, stopping at Nanga Parbat Viewpoint to admire the "Killer Mountain." We witness the convergence of the Karakoram, Himalaya, and Hindu Kush ranges and the meeting of the Gilgit and Indus Rivers. Along the Karakoram Highway, we see ancient rock carvings before reaching Gilgit. Overnight in Gilgit.

Day 04:

Gilgit – Hunza Karimabad

We travel to Hunza Valley, following the Hunza River to the Rakaposhi viewpoint for spectacular mountain views. Arriving in Karimabad, we explore the valley's natural beauty and historical significance along the ancient Silk Route. Overnight in Karimabad.

Day 05:

Hunza Valley Sightseeing

Our day begins with a visit to Hoper Glacier, surrounded by peaks like Ultar and Rakaposhi. In Karimabad, we explore Baltit Fort Museum and Altit Fort, delving into Hunza's rich history and culture. Overnight in Karimabad.

Day 06:

Day Excursion to Khunjerab Pass

We ascend to Khunjerab Pass, the highest point on the Karakoram Highway. Passing through villages like Gulmit and Sost, we marvel at Attabad Lake and cross the iconic Hussaini Bridge. Overnight in Karimabad.

Day 07:

Hunza Karimabad – Besham

Traveling back to Besham, we are captivated by the beauty of the Indus River and the rugged landscapes along the Karakoram Highway. Overnight in Besham.

Day 08:

Besham – Swat Valley

Our journey takes us to Swat Valley, known as the "Switzerland of the East." We explore its ancient Gandhara civilization sites, lush meadows, and serene streams. Overnight in Swat.

Day 09:

Swat Valley – Ayun Valley

Driving to Ayun, we pass through the stunning Lowari Pass, arriving in a village rich in history and traditional architecture. Overnight in Ayun Valley.

Day 10:

Full Day Excursion to Kalash

We visit Kalash Valley to experience the unique customs and vibrant festivals of the Kalash people. Overnight in Ayun Valley.

Day 11:

Full Day Excursion to Chitral

Exploring Chitral, we admire its majestic landscapes, vibrant bazaars, and historical sites like Chitral Fort and Shahi Mosque. Overnight in Ayun Valley.

Day 12:

Ayun Valley – Peshawar

Departing Ayun, we drive to Peshawar, passing through diverse landscapes and charming villages. Overnight in Peshawar.

Day 13:

Peshawar Sightseeing – Islamabad

We explore Peshawar's Qissa Khwani Bazaar, Peshawar Museum, and Sethi Street before returning to Islamabad. Overnight in Peshawar.

Day 14:

Islamabad Sightseeing – Departure

Our final day includes a visit to Taxila, exploring the museum, Julian Monastery, Sirkap, and Dharmarajika Stupa. Returning to Islamabad, we tour the city's modern attractions before your departure.

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