Hunza tour packages with PTG are private trips to Hunza Valley: Baltit and Altit Forts, Eagle’s Nest, Attabad Lake, Hussaini Bridge, Passu Cones, and Khunjerab Pass. Use the list above to pick duration, then read how a Hunza tour splits into air and road.

Air Hunza tour packages start at Gilgit Airport (3, 4, or 5 days, plus an 8-day Skardu–Hunza combination). Road Hunza tour packages leave Islamabad for 5, 6, or 7 days via Naran and Babusar Top. Standard, Deluxe, and Luxury hotels. Airfare is extra on fly-in plans.

A Gilgit Hunza Tour flies you into Gilgit so sightseeing starts on arrival — Karimabad forts, Eagle’s Nest, Attabad, and Khunjerab without the two-day highway. Published Gilgit Hunza Tour plans are 3 days Hunza by air (from PKR 118,750), 4 days Gilgit Hunza by air (from PKR 118,991), and 5 days Gilgit Hunza by air (from PKR 119,991, with Naltar jeep).

Lahore and Karachi travellers connect to the Islamabad–Gilgit sector. Weather can delay Gilgit flights; we rebook or discuss a road fallback. The 8-day Skardu Hunza tour by air is a longer Hunza tour that adds Baltistan lakes before Hunza.

A road Hunza tour skips the airport queue: Islamabad pickup, Naran (or Chilas on some Luxury nights), Babusar Top, then Karimabad. Published road Hunza tour packages run 5 days (from PKR 145,000), 6 days (from PKR 180,415), and 7 days (from PKR 200,201) with a Naltar jeep on the longest plan.

Same Corolla GLI / Yaris on day 1. Babusar is seasonal (typically June–September). Lahore and Karachi guests join the Islamabad start for this Hunza tour.

Our most popular option is a private Hunza tour, where you have your own vehicle, dedicated driver and a personalised itinerary. Choose from standard, deluxe or luxury hotels, and enjoy the flexibility to explore Hunza at your own pace. Private tours are ideal for families, couples and groups who prefer privacy and comfort.

For solo travellers, couples and budget-conscious visitors, our fixed-departure Hunza group tours offer an affordable way to explore northern Pakistan. Travel with like-minded people, share transportation costs and visit Hunza's most popular attractions according to a pre-planned schedule.

• Hunza by Air: Fly from Islamabad to Gilgit (subject to flight operations and weather), followed by a scenic road journey to Hunza Valley. This option saves considerable travel time and is ideal for shorter holidays. Alternatively, fly to Skardu and explore a combined Hunza and Skardu itinerary where suitable.
• Hunza by Road: Experience the legendary Karakoram Highway on a scenic road trip from Islamabad. Travel through Besham, Chilas and Gilgit, enjoying spectacular mountain views, rivers, valleys and iconic viewpoints along the way.

Flights to Gilgit are weather-dependent. We always recommend keeping a road travel alternative in mind.

We provide a detailed itinerary and transparent quotation through WhatsApp. Once you approve the package, we proceed with hotel and transport reservations against an advance payment.

The cost of a Hunza tour package depends on your travel style, accommodation preferences, group size and trip duration. Our packages are designed to offer different levels of comfort without compromising your experience.

The main factors affecting your Hunza tour price include:

1. Transportation: Private vehicles, including Toyota Corolla, Honda BR-V, SUVs and Coasters, depending on your group size. Road packages generally include fuel, driver expenses, toll taxes and parking.
2. Domestic Flights: Air travel from Islamabad to Gilgit or Skardu adds airfare to your package cost.
3. Hotel Accommodation: Select from standard, deluxe and luxury hotels in Hunza. Your hotel category has a significant impact on the overall package price.
4. Tour Duration: A longer stay allows you to explore additional attractions, including Nagar Valley, Hopper Glacier and Khunjerab Pass.
5. Group Size: Travelling with more people can reduce the per-person cost of private transportation and accommodation.

Our Hunza tour packages are available with different accommodation and transport options to suit your budget.

Hunza is a year-round destination, with each season offering a different travel experience.

• Spring (March–April): Experience Hunza's famous cherry, apricot and almond blossoms. The valley transforms into a beautiful landscape of pink and white flowers.
• Summer (May–August): The ideal season for sightseeing, mountain adventures, lakes, glaciers and high-altitude destinations. Most attractions, including Khunjerab Pass, are accessible during suitable weather conditions.
• Autumn (September–November): Enjoy spectacular golden, orange and red autumn colours. October is particularly popular for photography and scenic holidays.
• Winter (December–February): Discover snow-covered landscapes, frozen lakes and peaceful mountain villages. Winter travel requires flexible planning due to road and weather conditions.

Our Recommendation: April is ideal for blossom lovers, June to August for sightseeing and September to October for autumn photography.

Hunza offers some of the most spectacular landscapes in Pakistan. Our itineraries can include:

• Karimabad: The heart of Hunza, famous for its mountain views, local culture and traditional markets.
• Baltit Fort: A historic fort overlooking Karimabad, showcasing Hunza's rich heritage.
• Altit Fort: One of the region's oldest historical landmarks, surrounded by beautiful village scenery.
• Eagle's Nest (Duikar): A spectacular viewpoint offering panoramic sunrise and sunset views of the Karakoram mountains.
• Attabad Lake: Famous for its turquoise-blue water and boating experiences.
• Passu Cones: Iconic pointed mountain peaks and one of Hunza's most photographed locations.
• Hussaini Suspension Bridge: An adventurous suspension bridge offering breathtaking views of the Hunza River.
• Khunjerab Pass: The world's highest paved international border crossing, connecting Pakistan with China through the Karakoram Highway.
• Nagar Valley: A beautiful neighbouring valley known for glaciers, traditional villages and spectacular mountain scenery.
• Hopper Glacier: A remarkable glacier landscape in Nagar Valley.

Foreign visitors planning a Hunza tour must have a valid Pakistani visa. Most eligible nationalities can apply through Pakistan's official online visa system before arrival.

Hunza and most established tourist destinations in Gilgit-Baltistan are generally accessible to foreign tourists without a separate NOC. However, certain restricted border areas, trekking routes and mountaineering expeditions may require additional permissions and permits.

We recommend carrying your passport and valid visa documentation during travel, as identity checks may take place at police checkpoints.

Pakistan Travel Guide (PTG) assists international travellers with itinerary planning, accommodation, transportation and guidance on applicable travel requirements. Any special permits required for a planned route are checked before departure.

Explore the highlights of Hunza Valley with our carefully planned seven-day road trip from Islamabad.

Day 1: Islamabad to Chilas

• Departure from Islamabad.
• Travel along the Karakoram Highway.
• Scenic stops along the Indus River.
• Overnight stay in Chilas.

Day 2: Chilas to Hunza Valley

• Drive towards Hunza via Gilgit.
• Stop at the Rakaposhi viewpoint.
• Explore the beautiful landscapes of Hunza.
• Overnight stay in Karimabad.

Day 3: Explore Karimabad

• Visit Baltit Fort.
• Explore Altit Fort.
• Discover Karimabad Bazaar.
• Enjoy sunset at Eagle's Nest, Duikar.
• Overnight stay in Hunza.

Day 4: Attabad Lake, Passu and Khunjerab

• Visit Attabad Lake.
• Enjoy optional boating.
• Explore Hussaini Suspension Bridge.
• Photograph the iconic Passu Cones.
• Drive towards Khunjerab Pass, subject to seasonal accessibility.
• Return to Hunza for an overnight stay.

Day 5: Nagar Valley and Hopper Glacier

• Explore Nagar Valley.
• Visit Hopper Glacier.
• Enjoy spectacular views of Rakaposhi and surrounding peaks.
• Overnight stay in Hunza or Gilgit.

Day 6: Hunza to Chilas / Naran

• Begin the return journey.
• Travel through Gilgit and the scenic mountain highway.
• Overnight stay in Chilas or Naran, depending on road and seasonal conditions.

Day 7: Return to Islamabad

• Continue the journey towards Islamabad.
• Enjoy scenic stops along the way.
• Arrival in Islamabad.

Combine two of Pakistan's most beautiful destinations in one unforgettable northern Pakistan holiday.

Day 1: Islamabad to Chilas via Karakoram Highway.

Day 2: Chilas to Hunza via Gilgit and Rakaposhi viewpoint.

Day 3: Explore Karimabad, Baltit Fort, Altit Fort and Eagle's Nest.

Day 4: Visit Attabad Lake, Hussaini Bridge, Passu Cones and Khunjerab Pass (seasonal).

Day 5: Hunza to Skardu via Gilgit and the scenic Indus Gorge.

Day 6: Explore Shangrila Resort, Upper Kachura Lake and Katpana Cold Desert.

Day 7: Visit Shigar Fort and Sarfaranga Cold Desert, or explore Khaplu Palace.

Day 8: Explore Deosai National Park during summer or visit Manthokha Waterfall, depending on accessibility.

Day 9: Skardu to Chilas or Naran.

Day 10: Return to Islamabad.

Discover the beauty of Hunza with Pakistan Travel Guide (PTG), an experienced Pakistan-based tour operator offering private holidays, family tours, honeymoon packages and group departures.

Whether you want a luxury Hunza holiday, an affordable group adventure or a customised Hunza and Skardu tour, our team will help you plan every detail.

Share your travel dates, number of travellers and preferred hotel category to receive a customised Hunza tour quotation.

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