NORTHERN PAKISTAN
Northern Pakistan is nature at its most dramatic – raw, timeless, and full of quiet wonder.
Journey through soaring ranges where the Karakorum, Himalaya, and Hindukush converge. Walk glacier-fed valleys, cross swaying suspension bridges, and watch the sun set over snow-capped giants. Explore ancient forts, Buddhist carvings, and villages where hospitality is a way of life.
Two distinct journeys await:
The Explorer Journey offers immersive experiences with comfort in mind,
while the Signature Journey elevates every detail – featuring even more exclusive, hand-picked accommodations.
Explorer
Journey
comfortable accomodations
flexible departure dates
13 days
for 4 or more gueststrip intensity: moderate
Signature
Journey
premium accomodations
flexible departure dates
13 days
for 2 or more gueststrip intensity: moderate
Explorer
Journey
Between Himalaya and Karakorum – A Journey Through Landscapes and Living Heritage
Over 13 days, this journey leads deep into the heart of Northern Pakistan – where nature’s vast drama meets the quiet strength of centuries-old culture.
Granite peaks and glacial rivers form the backdrop for villages steeped in tradition, fortresses that still watch over their valleys, and ancient trade routes that once connected empires. Buddhist carvings, Sufi shrines, and stone mosques speak of a region shaped by many beliefs, yet grounded in one enduring rhythm.
Carefully paced, with rich encounters and a guide deeply rooted in the region, this journey reveals not just what’s seen, but what’s felt – a quiet resilience, shared hospitality, and stories still carried on the mountain air.
Highlights at a Glance:
- Skardu, Khaplu & Shigar – forts, mosques and bazaars in the cultural heart of Baltistan
- Machulo Valley – spiritual sites and orchard paths with views of Masherbrum in the Karakorum
- Hunza Valley – stunning Karakorum views, ancient forts and sunset over the Duiker ridgeline
- Gulmit & Hussaini – traditional crafts and the legendary suspension bridge in Upper Hunza
- Hopper & Ganish – glacier walks and timeless village life on the edge of the Himalaya
- Gilgit – crossroads of empires, mountain ranges and the serene Kargah Buddha carving
- Babusar Pass – dramatic high-altitude drive between Himalaya and Karakorum with alpine lakes
- Taxila – UNESCO-listed ruins where Buddhist, Greek and Gandharan cultures meet
Day 1: Islamabad – Skardu – Scenic mountain flight – Kharpocho Fort – Skardu Bazaar
We start our journey with a spectacular flight from Islamabad to Skardu. On clear days, the aerial views are unforgettable: Nanga Parbat, Rakaposhi and Kanjut Sar tower above the clouds, and with some luck, even K2 and Broad Peak reveal themselves before landing.
Upon arrival, we meet our local guide and transfer to the hotel. After some rest, we head out to explore the historic Kharpocho Fort, built by the legendary Ali Sher Khan of the Anchan Dynasty. From here, we enjoy sweeping views of the valley before descending a short trail to the banks of the mighty Indus River.
The day ends with a stroll through the lively Skardu Bazaar and, if open, a visit to the small but fascinating K2 Museum.
Accommodation:
Green Pak K2 Hotel, Skardu
Meal plan: Breakfast
Note: In case of flight cancellation, we travel overland from Islamabad to Chilas (approx. 12–13 hours, depending on traffic).
Day 2: Skardu – Khaplu – Scenic drive through Shyok Valley – Khaplu Palace – Chaqchan Mosque
After breakfast, we begin our journey eastward to Khaplu. The scenic drive (approx. 3 hours) follows the winding Shyok River through breathtaking mountain landscapes, with views of the Masherbrum and Saltoro ranges unfolding along the way.
Once a key stop on the ancient trade route to Ladakh, Khaplu lies at 2,600 meters and holds a rich cultural and architectural heritage. Upon arrival, we check in at the beautifully restored Khaplu Palace, former seat of the Yabgo rulers of Turkic descent.
In the afternoon, we explore the atmospheric village on foot, visit the historic Khaplu Palace and the Chaqchan Mosque – one of the oldest in the region, dating back over 700 years.
Accommodation:
Hotel Khaplu
Meal plan: Breakfast
Note: In case of flight cancellation, we drive from Chilas to Khaplu (approx. 9–10 hours, depending on traffic).
Day 3: Khaplu – Excursion to Machulo Valley – Historic sites – Tauqseqar mountain hike
After a relaxed breakfast, we set out on a short drive to the scenic Machulo Valley (approx. 60–75 minutes). Nestled at 2,650 meters, the valley offers panoramic views of surrounding peaks and fertile orchards in bloom. With clear skies, the striking pyramid of Masherbrum (7,821 m) dominates the horizon.
Back in Khaplu, we visit two spiritual landmarks: the Khanqah-e-Mualla (grand monastery) and the Astana-e-Mir Muhammad, beautifully restored with support from the Royal Norwegian Embassy.
In the afternoon, we hike from the Serena Khaplu Palace up to Tauqseqar (approx. 3,000 m). The trail rewards us with sweeping vistas over the valley before we descend again to our hotel.
Accommodation:
Hotel Khaplu
Meal plan: Breakfast
Day 4: Khaplu – Shigar – Sarfaranga Cold Desert – Hashupi Gardens
We leave Khaplu and drive westwards to Shigar (approx. 3 hours). En route, we stop at the remarkable Sarfaranga Cold Desert – one of the highest deserts in the world at 2,226 meters. Towering sand dunes rise unexpectedly from the mountain landscape, creating a surreal contrast. Optional activities like parasailing or dune buggy rides are available (at own expense and risk).
We continue on to Shigar and check in at our heritage accommodation. In the afternoon, we visit the nearby Hashupi Gardens, a peaceful oasis with fruit orchards and native plants, nestled in the shadow of the Karakoram mountains.
Accommodation:
Himmel Resort Shigar
Meal plan: Breakfast
Day 5: Shigar – River walk – Kari Dong Fortress – Historic Shigar exploration
After breakfast, we set out on a peaceful two-hour walk along the Shigar and Lugma Rivers. The trail leads through green pastures where sheep and goats graze along the water’s edge.
On the way back, we stop at Kari Dong, the rocky hill where Shigar’s first fortress once stood. From here, we enjoy sweeping views of the valley and the distant Haramosh Range.
In the afternoon, we explore the UNESCO-awarded Amburiq Mosque, the old bazaar and the restored spiritual retreat known as the Khanqah. The rest of the day is free to relax in the gardens of our heritage hotel.
Accommodation:
Himmel Resort Shigar
Meal plan: Breakfast
Day 6: Shigar – Karimabad, Hunza – Scenic mountain drive – Nanga Parbat & Rakaposhi viewpoints
We leave Baltistan and begin our full-day drive to Hunza (approx. 7 hours, 350 km). We follow the Hargissa River toward Gilgit, hugging dramatic mountain slopes with steep drops to the Indus River below.
En route, we stop at several highlights: the viewpoint for mighty Nanga Parbat (8,126 m), the meeting point of the Karakoram, Himalaya and Hindukush ranges, and the confluence of the Gilgit and Indus rivers. From Gilgit, we join the legendary Karakoram Highway and pause for tea with a spectacular view of Rakaposhi (7,788 m), whose immense north face rises 6,000 meters from the valley floor.
In the late afternoon, we arrive in Karimabad and check into our hotel.
Accommodation:
Darbar Hotel Karimabad
Meal plan: Breakfast
Day 7: Karimabad – Baltit & Altit Forts – Duiker sunset viewpoint
After a relaxed breakfast, we visit Baltit Fort, an 800-year-old stronghold of the Ayasho Dynasty. Lovingly restored, it now serves as an award-winning museum and cultural landmark.
Next, we explore nearby Altit Fort and its peaceful orchard garden. At the women-run Altit Café, we can enjoy traditional Hunza cuisine and visit the local workshop for handmade crafts and wooden furniture.
In the afternoon, we drive to Duiker Village (3,000 m) and hike to Hoshat viewpoint, 500 meters above the valley. From here, we watch the sun set over the dramatic peaks of the Ultar Range – a truly breathtaking scene. Return to the hotel in the evening.
Accommodation:
Darbar Hotel Karimabad
Meal plan: Breakfast
Day 8: Karimabad – Gulmit – Passu – Suspension bridge adventure
We head north on the Karakoram Highway to Gulmit (2,450 m), a serene village in Upper Hunza, set along the strikingly blue Attabad Lake. This dramatic lake was formed after a landslide in 2010, and is now crossed via an impressive tunnel system.
In Gulmit, we stroll through the village, visit local workshops and see traditional handicrafts like carpet weaving. We continue to Passu to admire the stunning mountain scenery, including Tupopdan Sar, the iconic Passu Cones, and other 7,000-meter peaks.
Before returning to Karimabad, we take an exhilarating walk across the narrow, swaying Hussaini suspension bridge – not for the faint of heart!
Accommodation:
Darbar Hotel Karimabad
Meal plan: Breakfast
Day 9: Karimabad – Nagar Valley – Hopper Glacier – Gilgit
Today we head southeast to Hopper in Nagar Valley, a fertile bowl framed by towering peaks. The scenic drive offers stunning views of both Nagar and the Ultar Mountain Range of Hunza.
In Hopper Village, we take a walk to the glacier viewpoint and, if conditions allow, step onto the glacier itself for a short, adventurous trek. Along the way, we meet locals and take in the raw beauty of the valley.
On our return, we visit Ganish Heritage Village, one of the oldest and best-preserved settlements in Hunza. Later, we continue our drive to Gilgit (approx. 3 hours), stopping once more at the Rakaposhi viewpoint before checking in at our hotel.
Accommodation:
Riviera Gilgit
Meal plan: Breakfast
Day 10: Gilgit – Kargah Buddha – Gilgit Bazaar – Chinar Garden
Let’s explore Gilgit, a town that once played a key role in the strategic rivalry of the Great Game between the British and Russian Empires.
We begin with a visit to the 7th-century Kargah Buddha, a rock carving that once marked a stop for Buddhist pilgrims en route from China to Swat. We then stroll through Gilgit Bazaar, known for its colorful shops and lively atmosphere.
If open, we continue to Chinar Bagh, a peaceful garden that honors local freedom fighters. In the afternoon, we return to our hotel for a final evening in the mountains.
Accommodation:
Riviera Gilgit
Meal plan: Breakfast
Day 11: Gilgit – Naran – Mountain passes – Lulusar Lake
We drive from Gilgit to Naran (approx. 250 km, 6–7 hours), beginning on the legendary Karakoram Highway. Along the way, we pause at the junction point of the three highest mountain ranges: the Karakoram, Himalayas, and Hindukush.
We continue on the scenic Chilas–Babusar–Naran road, ascending to Babusar Pass at 4,173 meters. Along the route, we stop at the beautiful Lulusar Lake – the largest natural lake in the Hazara region and source of the Kunhar River.
By late afternoon, we arrive in Naran and check in for a well-earned rest.
Accommodation:
Northern Retreat Hotel Naran
Meal plan: Breakfast
Day 12: Naran – Taxila – Islamabad – UNESCO sites & capital landmarks
This morning we leave Naran and journey south through the lush Hazara Valley (approx. 8–9 hours). The route takes us via the scenic Kaghan–Mansehra road and then onto the modern Hazara Motorway.
Before reaching Islamabad, we stop in Taxila, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its Greco-Buddhist ruins. We visit the impressive Taxila Museum, the Dharmarajika Stupa from the Ashoka period (3rd century BC), and the ancient city of Sirkap – rich in Bactrian Greek heritage.
Upon arrival in Islamabad, we explore the capital’s highlights: the iconic Faisal Mosque, Pakistan Monument, and panoramic views from Shakarparian Park. In the evening, we check in at our hotel.
Accommodation:
Hill View Islamabad
Meal plan: Breakfast
Day 13: Departure – Farewell to Pakistan
After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your onward journey.
You return home not just with photographs, but with vivid memories of towering peaks, ancient cultures, warm encounters and peaceful valleys. The impressions gathered along the way – from serene river walks to mighty glaciers and sacred heritage sites – will continue to resonate long after the journey ends.
Meal plan: Breakfast
What is included?
- Flight from Islamabad to Skardu (no refund in case it is cancelled)
- 12 nights in comfortable accommodation
- All transfers in private vehicle throughout the tour
- English-speaking guide throughout the tour
- Daily breakfast, as per itinerary
- Entry tickets to forts, museums and sites
- Transfer to Islamabad international airport
What is not included?
- International flights
- Country entry visa (at the moment there is no visa fee for many nationalities)
- Personal travel and health insurance
- Souvenirs / gifts and tips
- Items of personal nature / laundry / telephone charges
- Food and beverages unless mentioned
Important information
If any accomodation should be fully booked at your travel time, we will reserve an equivalent alternative – this does not constitute a deficiency and does not entitle to a price reduction.
The order in which the activities and tours take place might vary, depending on the best day to travel.
If the route is not passable due to unforeseeable circumstances such as weather conditions, political events or similar, the program will be adjusted accordingly. In doing so, we aim to stay as close as possible to the planned itinerary. This does not constitute a defect and does not entitle you to a reduction in the tour price.
Northern Pakistan Explorer Journey – from € 2,499
Price per person sharing a double or twin room (based on minimum 4 participants traveling together)
Single supplement: + € 490
Group rates available on request
Trip Intensity: moderate – light activities, short hikes, some uneven ground
Signature
Journey
Between Himalaya and Karakorum – A Journey Through Landscapes and Living Heritage
Over 13 days, this journey leads deep into the heart of Northern Pakistan – where nature’s vast drama meets the quiet strength of centuries-old culture.
Granite peaks and glacial rivers form the backdrop for villages steeped in tradition, fortresses that still watch over their valleys, and ancient trade routes that once connected empires. Buddhist carvings, Sufi shrines, and stone mosques speak of a region shaped by many beliefs, yet grounded in one enduring rhythm.
Carefully paced, with rich encounters and a guide deeply rooted in the region, this journey reveals not just what’s seen, but what’s felt – a quiet resilience, shared hospitality, and stories still carried on the mountain air.
Highlights at a Glance:
- Skardu, Khaplu & Shigar – forts, mosques and bazaars in the cultural heart of Baltistan
- Machulo Valley – spiritual sites and orchard paths with views of Masherbrum in the Karakorum
- Hunza Valley – stunning Karakorum views, ancient forts and sunset over the Duiker ridgeline
- Gulmit & Hussaini – traditional crafts and the legendary suspension bridge in Upper Hunza
- Hopper & Ganish – glacier walks and timeless village life on the edge of the Himalaya
- Gilgit – crossroads of empires, mountain ranges and the serene Kargah Buddha carving
- Babusar Pass – dramatic high-altitude drive between Himalaya and Karakorum with alpine lakes
- Taxila – UNESCO-listed ruins where Buddhist, Greek and Gandharan cultures meet
Day 1: Islamabad – Skardu – Scenic mountain flight – Kharpocho Fort – Skardu Bazaar
We start our journey with a spectacular flight from Islamabad to Skardu. On clear days, the aerial views are unforgettable: Nanga Parbat, Rakaposhi and Kanjut Sar tower above the clouds, and with some luck, even K2 and Broad Peak reveal themselves before landing.
Upon arrival, we meet our local guide and transfer to the hotel. After some rest, we head out to explore the historic Kharpocho Fort, built by the legendary Ali Sher Khan of the Anchan Dynasty. From here, we enjoy sweeping views of the valley before descending a short trail to the banks of the mighty Indus River.
The day ends with a stroll through the lively Skardu Bazaar and, if open, a visit to the small but fascinating K2 Museum.
Accommodation:
Green Pak K2 Hotel, Skardu
Note: In case of flight cancellation, we travel overland from Islamabad to Chilas (approx. 12–13 hours, depending on traffic).
Day 2: Skardu – Khaplu – Scenic drive through Shyok Valley – Khaplu Palace – Chaqchan Mosque
After breakfast, we begin our journey eastward to Khaplu. The scenic drive (approx. 3 hours) follows the winding Shyok River through breathtaking mountain landscapes, with views of the Masherbrum and Saltoro ranges unfolding along the way.
Once a key stop on the ancient trade route to Ladakh, Khaplu lies at 2,600 meters and holds a rich cultural and architectural heritage. Upon arrival, we check in at the beautifully restored Khaplu Palace, former seat of the Yabgo rulers of Turkic descent.
In the afternoon, we explore the atmospheric village on foot, visit the historic Khaplu Palace and the Chaqchan Mosque – one of the oldest in the region, dating back over 700 years.
Accommodation:
Serena Khaplu Palace
Note: In case of flight cancellation, we drive from Chilas to Khaplu (approx. 9–10 hours, depending on traffic).
Day 3: Khaplu – Excursion to Machulo Valley – Historic sites – Tauqseqar mountain hike
After a relaxed breakfast, we set out on a short drive to the scenic Machulo Valley (approx. 60–75 minutes). Nestled at 2,650 meters, the valley offers panoramic views of surrounding peaks and fertile orchards in bloom. With clear skies, the striking pyramid of Masherbrum (7,821 m) dominates the horizon.
Back in Khaplu, we visit two spiritual landmarks: the Khanqah-e-Mualla (grand monastery) and the Astana-e-Mir Muhammad, beautifully restored with support from the Royal Norwegian Embassy.
In the afternoon, we hike from the Serena Khaplu Palace up to Tauqseqar (approx. 3,000 m). The trail rewards us with sweeping vistas over the valley before we descend again to our hotel.
Accommodation:
Serena Khaplu Palace
Meal plan: Breakfast
Day 4: Khaplu – Shigar – Sarfaranga Cold Desert – Hashupi Gardens
After a leisurely breakfast, we leave Khaplu and drive westwards to Shigar (approx. 3 hours). En route, we stop at the remarkable Sarfaranga Cold Desert – one of the highest deserts in the world at 2,226 meters. Towering sand dunes rise unexpectedly from the mountain landscape, creating a surreal contrast. Optional activities like parasailing or dune buggy rides are available (at own expense and risk).
We continue on to Shigar and check in at our heritage accommodation. In the afternoon, we visit the nearby Hashupi Gardens, a peaceful oasis with fruit orchards and native plants, nestled in the shadow of the Karakoram mountains.
Accommodation:
Serena Shigar Fort
Meal plan: Breakfast
Day 5: Shigar – River walk – Kari Dong Fortress – Historic Shigar exploration
After breakfast, we set out on a peaceful two-hour walk along the Shigar and Lugma Rivers. The trail leads through green pastures where sheep and goats graze along the water’s edge.
On the way back, we stop at Kari Dong, the rocky hill where Shigar’s first fortress once stood. From here, we enjoy sweeping views of the valley and the distant Haramosh Range.
In the afternoon, we explore the UNESCO-awarded Amburiq Mosque, the old bazaar and the restored spiritual retreat known as the Khanqah. The rest of the day is free to relax in the gardens of our heritage hotel.
Accommodation:
Serena Shigar Fort
Meal plan: Breakfast
Day 6: Shigar – Karimabad, Hunza – Scenic mountain drive – Nanga Parbat & Rakaposhi viewpoints
Today we leave Baltistan and begin our full-day drive to Hunza (approx. 7 hours, 350 km). We follow the Hargissa River toward Gilgit, hugging dramatic mountain slopes with steep drops to the Indus River below.
En route, we stop at several highlights: the viewpoint for mighty Nanga Parbat (8,126 m), the meeting point of the Karakoram, Himalaya and Hindukush ranges, and the confluence of the Gilgit and Indus rivers. From Gilgit, we join the legendary Karakoram Highway and pause for tea with a spectacular view of Rakaposhi (7,788 m), whose immense north face rises 6,000 meters from the valley floor.
In the late afternoon, we arrive in Karimabad and check into our hotel.
Accommodation:
Serena Karimabad Hunza
Meal plan: Breakfast
Day 7: Karimabad – Baltit & Altit Forts – Duiker sunset viewpoint
After a relaxed breakfast, we visit Baltit Fort, an 800-year-old stronghold of the Ayasho Dynasty. Lovingly restored, it now serves as an award-winning museum and cultural landmark.
Next, we explore nearby Altit Fort and its peaceful orchard garden. At the women-run Altit Café, we can enjoy traditional Hunza cuisine and visit the local workshop for handmade crafts and wooden furniture.
In the afternoon, we drive to Duiker Village (3,000 m) and hike to Hoshat viewpoint, 500 meters above the valley. From here, we watch the sun set over the dramatic peaks of the Ultar Range – a truly breathtaking scene. Return to the hotel in the evening.
Accommodation:
Serena Karimabad Hunza
Meal plan: Breakfast
Day 8: Karimabad – Gulmit – Passu – Suspension bridge adventure
After breakfast, we head north on the Karakoram Highway to Gulmit (2,450 m), a serene village in Upper Hunza, set along the strikingly blue Attabad Lake. This dramatic lake was formed after a landslide in 2010, and is now crossed via an impressive tunnel system.
In Gulmit, we stroll through the village, visit local workshops and see traditional handicrafts like carpet weaving. We continue to Passu to admire the stunning mountain scenery, including Tupopdan Sar, the iconic Passu Cones, and other 7,000-meter peaks.
Before returning to Karimabad, we take an exhilarating walk across the narrow, swaying Hussaini suspension bridge – not for the faint of heart!
Accommodation:
Serena Karimabad Hunza
Meal plan: Breakfast
Day 9: Karimabad – Nagar Valley – Hopper Glacier – Gilgit
After breakfast, we head southeast to Hopper in Nagar Valley, a fertile bowl framed by towering peaks. The scenic drive offers stunning views of both Nagar and the Ultar Mountain Range of Hunza.
In Hopper Village, we take a walk to the glacier viewpoint and, if conditions allow, step onto the glacier itself for a short, adventurous trek. Along the way, we meet locals and take in the raw beauty of the valley.
On our return, we visit Ganish Heritage Village, one of the oldest and best-preserved settlements in Hunza. Later, we continue our drive to Gilgit (approx. 3 hours), stopping once more at the Rakaposhi viewpoint before checking in at our hotel.
Accommodation:
Serena Lodge Gilgit
Meal plan: Breakfast
Day 10: Gilgit – Kargah Buddha – Gilgit Bazaar – Chinar Garden
Today we explore Gilgit, a town that once played a key role in the strategic rivalry of the Great Game between the British and Russian Empires.
We begin with a visit to the 7th-century Kargah Buddha, a rock carving that once marked a stop for Buddhist pilgrims en route from China to Swat. We then stroll through Gilgit Bazaar, known for its colorful shops and lively atmosphere.
If open, we continue to Chinar Bagh, a peaceful garden that honors local freedom fighters. In the afternoon, we return to our hotel for a final evening in the mountains.
Accommodation:
Serena Lodge Gilgit
Meal plan: Breakfast
Day 11: Gilgit – Naran – Mountain passes – Lulusar Lake
Today we drive from Gilgit to Naran (approx. 250 km, 6–7 hours), beginning on the legendary Karakoram Highway. Along the way, we pause at the junction point of the three highest mountain ranges: the Karakoram, Himalayas, and Hindukush.
We continue on the scenic Chilas–Babusar–Naran road, ascending to Babusar Pass at 4,173 meters. Along the route, we stop at the beautiful Lulusar Lake – the largest natural lake in the Hazara region and source of the Kunhar River.
By late afternoon, we arrive in Naran and check in for a well-earned rest.
Accommodation:
Northern Retreat Hotel Naran
Meal plan: Breakfast
Day 12: Naran – Taxila – Islamabad – UNESCO sites & capital landmarks
This morning we leave Naran and journey south through the lush Hazara Valley (approx. 8–9 hours). The route takes us via the scenic Kaghan–Mansehra road and then onto the modern Hazara Motorway.
Before reaching Islamabad, we stop in Taxila, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its Greco-Buddhist ruins. We visit the impressive Taxila Museum, the Dharmarajika Stupa from the Ashoka period (3rd century BC), and the ancient city of Sirkap – rich in Bactrian Greek heritage.
Upon arrival in Islamabad, we explore the capital’s highlights: the iconic Faisal Mosque, Pakistan Monument, and panoramic views from Shakarparian Park. In the evening, we check in at our hotel.
Accommodation:
Serena Hotel Islamabad
Meal plan: Breakfast
Day 13: Departure – Farewell to Pakistan
After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your onward journey.
You return home not just with photographs, but with vivid memories of towering peaks, ancient cultures, warm encounters and peaceful valleys. The impressions gathered along the way – from serene river walks to mighty glaciers and sacred heritage sites – will continue to resonate long after the journey ends.
Meal plan: Breakfast
What is included?
- Flight from Islamabad to Skardu (no refund in case it is cancelled)
- 12 nights in premium accommodation
- All transfers in private vehicle throughout the tour
- Private English-speaking guide throughout the tour
- Daily breakfast, as per itinerary
- Entry tickets to forts, museums and sites
- Transfer to Islamabad international airport
What is not included?
- International flights
- Country entry visa (at the moment there is no visa fee for many nationalities)
- Personal travel and health insurance
- Souvenirs / gifts and tips
- Items of personal nature / laundry / telephone charges
- Food and beverages unless mentioned
Important information
If any accomodation should be fully booked at your travel time, we will reserve an equivalent alternative – this does not constitute a deficiency and does not entitle to a price reduction.
The order in which the activities and tours take place might vary, depending on the best day to travel.
If the route is not passable due to unforeseeable circumstances such as weather conditions, political events or similar, the program will be adjusted accordingly. In doing so, we aim to stay as close as possible to the planned itinerary. This does not constitute a defect and does not entitle you to a reduction in the tour price.
Northern Pakistan Signature Journey – from € 4,990
Price per person sharing a double or twin room (based on minimum 2 participants traveling together)
Single supplement and group rates available on request
Trip Intensity: moderate – light activities, short hikes, some uneven ground