Skardu

Chunda Valley

Chunda Valley a picturesque high-altitude valley overlooking Skardu city, famous for its lush green terraced fields, blooming orchards, and panoramic mountain views.

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Chunda Valley quick facts

Height above sea level: 8,200 ft; about 2,500 m
Nearest city: Skardu; About 10–20 km (about 1 hour by jeep on a steep, rough road)
Summer (Jun–Aug): 11°C to 28°C
Winter (Dec–Feb): -10°C to 3°C

Famous for

A hillside village about 500 m above Skardu town, known for its panoramic view over Skardu city and the Indus–Shigar confluence, and for apricot and cherry blossoms from late February to April.

Temperatures are typical seasonal ranges. Mountain weather changes quickly, so check the forecast before you travel.

About Chunda Valley

Quick facts

Height above sea level: 8,200 ft (about 2,500 m)
Nearest city: Skardu — About 10–20 km (about 1 hour by jeep on a steep, rough road)
Summer (Jun–Aug): 11°C to 28°C
Winter (Dec–Feb): -10°C to 3°C

Famous for: A hillside village about 500 m above Skardu town, known for its panoramic view over Skardu city and the Indus–Shigar confluence, and for apricot and cherry blossoms from late February to April.

Chunda Valley is an elevated vantage point situated in the Skardu district of Gilgit-Baltistan. Located just a short drive above Skardu city, the valley is known for its terraced agricultural fields, traditional wooden village homes, and vibrant fruit orchards that bloom beautifully during the spring and autumn seasons. Its higher elevation provides sweeping aerial views of the entire Skardu Valley, the meandering Indus River, and the surrounding Karakoram peaks. It serves as an ideal destination for nature walks, landscape photography, and experiencing authentic village life in the region.