Overview
Designed for travelers who want the essential Hunza experience in one well-paced road journey. The route combines scenic drives, historic settlements, Upper Hunza landscapes and time to enjoy Karimabad without turning every day into a race.
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5 Days Hunza & Naltar Group Tour
A compact Karakoram journey combining Hunza's heritage, lakes and high-mountain viewpoints with a Naltar excursion.
Starting fromPKR 27,000per person
Tour highlights
01Karakoram Highway scenery
02Altit and Baltit heritage area
03Attabad Lake and Passu Cones
04Naltar Valley excursion
05Karimabad and Eagle's Nest viewpoints
Itinerary
Day 00Night departure+
Depart Lahore in the evening; Islamabad travelers join the following morning at the confirmed pickup point.
Day 01Journey toward Chilas+
Travel north with planned refreshment stops. The exact route may follow Babusar Pass or the Karakoram Highway depending on seasonal access.
Day 02Chilas to Hunza+
Continue through dramatic Indus and Karakoram scenery, reaching Hunza for check-in and an easy evening.
Day 03Upper Hunza+
Explore Attabad Lake, Gulmit, Hussaini suspension bridge and Passu Cones, with time for optional local experiences.
Day 04Heritage and viewpoints+
Visit the Altit and Baltit heritage area, Karimabad bazaar and a sunset viewpoint when conditions allow.
Day 05Naltar and return journey+
Take the planned Naltar excursion, then begin the return journey according to the final operational schedule.
Trip arrangements
Accommodation
Clean partner hotels on sharing basis. Exact properties and room category are confirmed with the final quote.
Transport
Air-conditioned road transport appropriate to group size; local 4x4 transport is included only where stated in the final booking confirmation.
Meals
Breakfasts are normally included. Dinner and lunch arrangements vary by departure and are confirmed before payment.
Departure
Lahore & Islamabad. Selected weekly departures.
Included
What the plan covers
- Road transport, fuel and tolls
- Hotel accommodation on sharing basis
- Trip coordination
- Breakfasts as confirmed
- Sightseeing in the published itinerary
Not included
Plan separately
- Personal expenses
- Entry tickets unless specifically listed
- Lunches and meals not confirmed
- Travel insurance
- Activities affected by weather or local closures
Before you book
- Mountain travel is weather-sensitive; the route may change for safety.
- Original identity documents may be required during travel.
- Final hotels, pickup points and inclusions are issued with the booking confirmation.
Booking and change policy
The final quotation states the payment schedule, cancellation terms, hotel rules and response to weather or operational changes. Review and accept that document before paying.
Tour FAQs
Is this tour suitable for families?
Yes, it is commonly chosen by families, but road travel is long. Tell us the ages of children and any mobility needs before booking.
Is Naltar jeep transport included?
It depends on the published departure. We confirm local jeep arrangements in writing before payment.
Can international travelers book a complete Pakistan itinerary?
Yes. We can plan airport transfers, ground arrangements, domestic travel, accommodation and guided sightseeing. Visa and current entry requirements are confirmed separately from official sources.
Are prices and departures guaranteed on the website?
Displayed prices are starting points where shown. Final cost and availability depend on dates, room plan, transport, operational conditions and the written booking confirmation.
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