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Pakistan Tour Packages 2026 & 2027 – Private & Family Pakistan Tours

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Top Pakistan Tour Packages

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25D · 24N

25 Days Pakistan Tour from Karachi

Pakistan · Karachi to Karachi

Rs 875,000

onwards

9D · 8N

9 days pakistan winter group tour package from Karachi

Northern Pakistan

Rs 55,000

onwards

4D · 3N

4 Days Kumrat Tour

Kumrat Valley

Rs 134,657

onwards

5D · 4N

5 Days Chitral Tour Package

Chitral

Rs 200,866

onwards

5D · 4N

5 Days Kalam Tour

Kalam

Rs 113,477

onwards

5D · 4N

5 Days Neelum Valley Tour

Neelum Valley

Rs 142,080

onwards

5D · 4N

5 Days Naran Tour

Naran Kaghan

Rs 119,727

onwards

7D · 6N

7 Days Hunza Tour

Islamabad to Hunza

Rs 200,201

onwards

4D · 3N

4 Days Skardu Tour by Air

Skardu

Rs 80,000

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Pakistan Tour Packages Prices 2026 & 2027

From-prices per person for published packages — tap View or WhatsApp for your dates.Variations can come in packages as fuel prices keep changing.

6 Days Skardu Tour by Air
6D · 5N·Rs 202,000
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4 Days Skardu Tour by Air
4D · 3N·Rs 80,000
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8 Days Skardu Tour by Road
8D · 7N·Rs 277,000
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5 Days Naran Tour
5D · 4N·Rs 119,727
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4 Days Swat Kalam Tour
4D · 3N·Rs 94,233
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4 Days Kumrat Tour
4D · 3N·Rs 134,657
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3 Days Murree Kashmir Tour
3D · 2N·Rs 69,919
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Name	Duration	Starting price	View
6 Days Skardu Tour by Air	6D · 5N	Rs 202,000	View
4 Days Skardu Tour by Air	4D · 3N	Rs 80,000	View
8 Days Skardu Tour by Road	8D · 7N	Rs 277,000	View
5 Days Naran Tour	5D · 4N	Rs 119,727	View
4 Days Swat Kalam Tour	4D · 3N	Rs 94,233	View
4 Days Kumrat Tour	4D · 3N	Rs 134,657	View
3 Days Murree Kashmir Tour	3D · 2N	Rs 69,919	View

Best places to explore in Northern Pakistan

Skardu

Private Skardu tour packages by air and by road from Islamabad, Lahore and Karachi — lakes, Shigar, Khaplu and Deosai, from PKR 66,000.

May – Oct · air & road options

Hunza

Private Hunza tour packages — Gilgit Hunza Tour by air or Hunza by road, plus Hunza honeymoon tour rooms from PKR 118,750.

Jan – Dec · All Season Destination

Naran Kaghan

Private Naran tour and Naran Kaghan tour packages from Islamabad — Saiful Malook, Babusar, family and honeymoon plans from PKR 77,227.

Jun – Sep · Oct partial (Babusar weather dependent) · closed Nov–May on high passes

Azad Kashmir

Private Azad Kashmir tour packages — an Azad Kashmir tour from Islamabad, Lahore, or Karachi. Neelum, Leepa, Muzaffarabad. From PKR 69,919.

May – Sep

Swat

Private Swat tour packages — a Swat tour from Islamabad, Lahore, or Karachi. Mingora, Kalam, Malam Jabba. From PKR 57,097.

May – Sep · snow Dec – Feb

Neelum Valley

Private Neelum Valley tour packages — a Neelum Valley tour from Islamabad, Lahore, or Karachi. Keran, Sharda, Kel and Arang Kel. From PKR 60,020.

Apr – Oct · peak summer green

Kalam

Private Kalam tour packages — Kalam tour from Islamabad or Kalam tour from Karachi, plus Kalam Honeymoon tour rooms from PKR 68,810.

All Season

Minimarg

Private Minimarg tour packages — Minimarg tour price from PKR 206,938. A Minimarg tour from Islamabad, Lahore, or Karachi.

Jun – Sep · jeep access weather dependent

How Our Pakistan Tours Work

Every PTG tour is planned around your dates, group size and budget. Most of our travellers choose a private tour: your own vehicle and driver, hotels booked to your chosen tier, and an itinerary you can adjust day by day. Private tours suit families, couples and friend groups who want to set their own pace.

For solo travellers and smaller budgets, we run fixed-departure group tours on popular routes such as Hunza. You share transport with other travellers, which lowers the per-person cost, and the dates are set in advance.

You also choose how to reach the north:

By air: Fly Islamabad to Skardu or Gilgit, then tour by road. This saves two long driving days each way and suits short trips of 3–6 days. Northern flights depend on the weather, so we always plan a road backup.
By road: Drive the Karakoram Highway or the Naran–Babusar route. This takes longer but costs less, and the journey itself becomes part of the trip, with stops at Chilas, the Rakaposhi viewpoint and the meeting point of three mountain ranges.

We share a full itinerary and quotation on WhatsApp first. Once you approve it, we confirm hotels and transport with an advance payment.

Pakistan Tour Cost: What You’re Paying For

The price of a Pakistan tour package depends on four things:

Transport. For road tours this is the largest cost. It covers a private car or Coaster with driver, fuel, tolls and parking. Rates move with fuel prices, which is why our prices are listed as “from”.
Flights. Air tours add domestic airfare to Skardu or Gilgit.
Hotels. You choose standard, deluxe or luxury. Moving up a tier changes the total more than adding a day does.
Duration and route. More days and more remote valleys mean higher fuel and hotel costs.

Best Time to Visit, Region by Region

Skardu, Hunza, Fairy Meadows, Minimarg: May to October. June to September is peak season, and autumn colours in Hunza peak in late October. Hunza is open year-round for winter trips.
Naran Kaghan: June to September. Babusar Pass depends on the weather in October and is closed from November to May.
Swat & Kalam: May to September for the green valleys, and December to February for snow at Malam Jabba.
Azad Kashmir & Neelum Valley: April to October, with the greenest months in mid-summer.
Chitral & Kalash: May for the Chilam Joshi spring festival, and summer for the Kalash valleys and Kumrat.
Murree & Galyat: All year, and especially popular for snow from December to February.

Permits and NOCs for Foreign Tourists

Foreign visitors need a valid Pakistan visa. Most nationalities can apply online through the official e-visa portal before travelling. Since 2019, foreign tourists no longer need a No Objection Certificate (NOC) for most tourist destinations, including Hunza, Skardu, Swat and Naran.

An NOC is still required for restricted and border areas. These include zones close to the Line of Control in Azad Kashmir and certain border districts. Trekking and mountaineering in designated zones also need separate permits and a licensed guide. Expect police checkpoints along northern routes, so keep your passport and printed visa copies with you at all times.

As a licensed operator (AJK10), PTG plans every itinerary for foreign guests around current rules. We arrange any permits needed before you arrive and keep you on approved routes.

Sample 7-Day Itinerary: Hunza by Road

Day 1: Islamabad to Chilas along the Karakoram Highway.
Day 2: Chilas to Hunza, stopping at the Rakaposhi viewpoint.
Day 3: Karimabad, with Baltit and Altit forts and Eagle’s Nest at sunset.
Day 4: Attabad Lake, Hussaini Suspension Bridge, the Passu Cones and Khunjerab Pass (seasonal).
Day 5: Nagar Valley and Hopper Glacier, then drive to Gilgit.
Day 6: Gilgit to Besham or Naran, depending on the season.
Day 7: Return to Islamabad.

Sample 10-Day Itinerary: Hunza & Skardu by Road

Day 1: Islamabad to Chilas.
Day 2: Chilas to Hunza.
Day 3: Baltit and Altit forts, then Eagle’s Nest.
Day 4: Attabad Lake, Passu and Khunjerab Pass.
Day 5: Hunza to Skardu via Gilgit, along the Indus gorge.
Day 6: Shangrila, Upper Kachura Lake and the Katpana cold desert.
Day 7: Shigar Fort and Sarfaranga, or Khaplu Palace.
Day 8: Deosai Plains (in summer) or Manthokha Waterfall.
Day 9: Skardu to Chilas or Naran.
Day 10: Return to Islamabad.

Every itinerary can be shortened, extended or switched to by-air legs. Share your dates and group size on WhatsApp for a quote.

How Our Pakistan Tours Work

You also choose how to reach the north:

By air: Fly Islamabad to Skardu or Gilgit, then tour by road. This saves two long driving days each way and suits short trips of 3–6 days. Northern flights depend on the weather, so we always plan a road backup.
By road: Drive the Karakoram Highway or the Naran–Babusar route. This takes longer but costs less, and the journey itself becomes part of the trip, with stops at Chilas, the Rakaposhi viewpoint and the meeting point of three mountain ranges.

We share a full itinerary and quotation on WhatsApp first. Once you approve it, we confirm hotels and transport with an advance payment.

Pakistan Tour Cost: What You’re Paying For

The price of a Pakistan tour package depends on four things:

Transport. For road tours this is the largest cost. It covers a private car or Coaster with driver, fuel, tolls and parking. Rates move with fuel prices, which is why our prices are listed as “from”.
Flights. Air tours add domestic airfare to Skardu or Gilgit.
Hotels. You choose standard, deluxe or luxury. Moving up a tier changes the total more than adding a day does.
Duration and route. More days and more remote valleys mean higher fuel and hotel costs.

Best Time to Visit, Region by Region

Skardu, Hunza, Fairy Meadows, Minimarg: May to October. June to September is peak season, and autumn colours in Hunza peak in late October. Hunza is open year-round for winter trips.
Naran Kaghan: June to September. Babusar Pass depends on the weather in October and is closed from November to May.
Swat & Kalam: May to September for the green valleys, and December to February for snow at Malam Jabba.
Azad Kashmir & Neelum Valley: April to October, with the greenest months in mid-summer.
Chitral & Kalash: May for the Chilam Joshi spring festival, and summer for the Kalash valleys and Kumrat.
Murree & Galyat: All year, and especially popular for snow from December to February.

Permits and NOCs for Foreign Tourists

As a licensed operator (AJK10), PTG plans every itinerary for foreign guests around current rules. We arrange any permits needed before you arrive and keep you on approved routes.

Sample 7-Day Itinerary: Hunza by Road

Day 1: Islamabad to Chilas along the Karakoram Highway.
Day 2: Chilas to Hunza, stopping at the Rakaposhi viewpoint.
Day 3: Karimabad, with Baltit and Altit forts and Eagle’s Nest at sunset.
Day 4: Attabad Lake, Hussaini Suspension Bridge, the Passu Cones and Khunjerab Pass (seasonal).
Day 5: Nagar Valley and Hopper Glacier, then drive to Gilgit.
Day 6: Gilgit to Besham or Naran, depending on the season.
Day 7: Return to Islamabad.

Sample 10-Day Itinerary: Hunza & Skardu by Road

Day 1: Islamabad to Chilas.
Day 2: Chilas to Hunza.
Day 3: Baltit and Altit forts, then Eagle’s Nest.
Day 4: Attabad Lake, Passu and Khunjerab Pass.
Day 5: Hunza to Skardu via Gilgit, along the Indus gorge.
Day 6: Shangrila, Upper Kachura Lake and the Katpana cold desert.
Day 7: Shigar Fort and Sarfaranga, or Khaplu Palace.
Day 8: Deosai Plains (in summer) or Manthokha Waterfall.
Day 9: Skardu to Chilas or Naran.
Day 10: Return to Islamabad.

Every itinerary can be shortened, extended or switched to by-air legs. Share your dates and group size on WhatsApp for a quote.

Pakistan Tour FAQs

Pakistan tour price, city starts, honeymoon — quick answers before WhatsApp.

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How much does a Pakistan tour package cost?

Pakistan tour packages with PTG start from PKR 69,919 per person for a 3-day Murree and Kashmir tour. A 4-day Skardu tour by air starts from PKR 80,000, a 5-day Naran tour from PKR 119,727, and an 8-day Hunza and Skardu tour by air from PKR 233,000. The final price depends on transport, flights, hotel tier, number of days and group size. Prices shift with fuel rates, so we confirm the exact cost in your quotation.

What is included in PTG tour packages?

Most packages include private transport with a driver, fuel, tolls, parking, sightseeing as per the itinerary, and hotel accommodation in your chosen category. Air tours also include domestic flights where stated. Exact inclusions are listed in your quotation.

Which is the best time to visit Northern Pakistan?

May to October is ideal for most valleys, including Hunza, Skardu, Fairy Meadows and Neelum. Naran Kaghan is best from June to September, as Babusar Pass closes from November to May. December to February suits snow trips to Malam Jabba in Swat, Murree, Galyat and selected Kashmir routes. Hunza is open year-round.

How many days do I need for a Northern Pakistan tour?

A 3 to 4 day trip covers Murree, Kashmir, Swat or Skardu by air. Five to 7 days suits Naran, Hunza or Skardu by road. For Hunza and Skardu together by road, plan at least 10 days. Flying to Skardu or Gilgit saves around two days of driving in each direction

Should I travel to Skardu and Hunza by air or by road?

Flying from Islamabad to Skardu or Gilgit is best for short trips and travellers who want to avoid long drives. Travelling by road on the Karakoram Highway costs less and includes scenic stops along the way. Northern flights depend on weather, so every PTG air tour has a road backup plan.

Do you offer private tours or group tours?

Both. Most travellers choose a private tour with their own vehicle, driver and flexible itinerary, which suits families and couples. We also run fixed-departure group tours on popular routes such as Hunza, which lower the cost per person for solo travellers and small groups.

Can I customize hotels and the itinerary?

Yes. Destinations, number of days, hotel tier (standard, deluxe or luxury) and sightseeing can all be adjusted to your budget and pace. You can also combine two packages into one longer tour.

Can I book a Pakistan tour from Lahore or Karachi?

Yes. Our published prices start from Islamabad, and we arrange tours starting from Lahore and Karachi by road or with a connecting flight. Share your departure city on WhatsApp and we will quote accordingly.

Do you offer honeymoon tour packages?

Yes. We offer honeymoon packages to Hunza, Skardu, Kalam, Naran and other valleys, with private transport and handpicked hotels. Hotel tier and room type can be upgraded on request.

Do foreign tourists need an NOC to visit Northern Pakistan?

Foreign tourists need a valid Pakistan visa, which most nationalities can apply for online. An NOC is not required for most tourist destinations, including Hunza, Skardu, Swat and Naran. Restricted and border areas, such as zones near the Line of Control, and some trekking regions still require permits. PTG plans itineraries for foreign guests around current rules and arranges any permits needed.

Is Pakistan safe for tourists?

The main tourist routes in Northern Pakistan receive large numbers of domestic and international visitors every year. As a licensed operator, PTG keeps travellers on approved routes, monitors road and weather conditions, and explains checkpoint requirements upfront. We also recommend checking your own government's travel advice before booking.

How do bookings and payments work?

We share a final itinerary and quotation on WhatsApp first. After you approve it, we confirm hotels and transport with an advance payment. The remaining payment schedule is stated in your quotation before departure.

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