Overview

Hunza Valley, the most visited destination in Pakistan, is a magnificent region surrounded by the Karakorum and Himalayan mountain ranges. Situated 100 km from Gilgit-Baltistan, it covers an area of 7,900 square kilometers.

The weather in the valley is moderate during the summer, with temperatures around 31 degrees Celsius. Hunza Valley showcases diverse landscapes throughout the seasons. In the summer, it's lush green, while spring is adorned with beautiful white, pink, and purple flowers. In the autumn, the valley transforms into a sea of red, yellow, and orange hues, with temperatures dropping to 15 degrees Celsius by October.

Autumn in Hunza Valley is a burst of fascinating fall colors, featuring shades of gold, yellow, red, and green. Gold and red are the most dominant colors, creating a breathtaking reflection in the Hunza River's bluish-green waters. Distinguishing between the actual scenery and its mirrored image becomes a delightful challenge. These enchanting colors infuse a sense of wonder and vitality into the human spirit, and some visitors come to Hunza Valley for rejuvenation.

October is the peak of autumn in the valley when the landscape is awash with colors, and the flowers bloom and sway in the crisp mountain air. This is a time for relaxation and a retreat into nature's serene embrace. It offers respite from daily worries and a chance to immerse oneself in the enchanting natural beauty.

Additionally, October is the month of harvest, with apricots, mulberries, apples, peaches, and plums all ripening. These fruits are the valley's true treasures, with orchards overflowing with bountiful produce. In the mountains, one feels a sense of isolation and seclusion, detached from worldly concerns but warmly embraced by the people of the northern areas who are known for their hospitality and care. This season nurtures the soul, providing a tranquil environment for those seeking refuge from life's worries. It's the perfect place to escape, relax, and savor the captivating splendor of nature. Hunza Valley is a destination that beckons every year, drawing visitors with its breathtaking beauty and serene atmosphere.

Days Plan Residence
1 Arrive at Islamabad airport and transfer to hotel Hotel in Islamabad
2 Drive to Chilas on Karakorum Highway (11-12 hrs, 461 km) Hotel in Chilas
3 Drive to Karimabad (Hunza) (5-6 hrs, 240 km) Hotel in Karimabad
4 Visit Baltit Fort, Baltit Town, Altit Fort, and Altit Village Hotel in Karimabad
5 Morning visit to Hopper Valley, afternoon drive to Duiker Valley Hotel in Karimabad
6 Drive to Passu (1 hr), afternoon local visits Hotel in Passu
7 Drive to Khunjerab Pass (Pak-China Border, 4733 m) Hotel in Karimabad
8 Drive back to Chilas on Karakorum Highway (7-8 hrs) Hotel in Chilas
9 Drive to Islamabad, en-route visit Taxila Museum Hotel in Islamabad
10 Transfer to Islamabad airport for return flight Fly Out
Services Included
  • Professional local guide with multilingual support.
  • Private transportation with experienced driver.
  • Airport pick-up and drop-off (where applicable).
  • Accommodation in handpicked hotels, guesthouses, or camps.
  • All meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner) as specified in the itinerary.
  • Entry fees for all mentioned cultural, historical, and natural sites.
  • All applicable taxes and permit arrangements.
  • Guided cultural interactions and storytelling sessions.
  • Complimentary mineral water throughout the tour.
  • First aid kit and emergency support.
  • Traditional welcome reception and farewell dinner.
  • Basic photography and drone assistance (where permitted).
Services Not Included
  • International flights to and from Pakistan.
  • Visa fees and processing charges.
  • Travel insurance (mandatory for trekking and hunting packages).
  • Personal gear and clothing (e.g. trekking boots, jackets, etc.).
  • Tips and gratuities for guides, porters, and drivers.
  • Personal expenses such as souvenirs, snacks, and laundry.
  • Any additional activities not listed in the itinerary.
  • Excess baggage charges or additional transport requirements.
  • Medical expenses or evacuation costs (if any).
  • Optional add-ons like paragliding, rafting, or helicopter tours (unless pre-booked).