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HUNZA EXPEDITIONS · PRIVATE JOURNEYS

Discover Hunza.Your way.

Explore northern Pakistan on a private journey built around you.

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Hunza Valley / Nagar Valley

Hunza Valley Highlights & Ancient Forts

7 daysGentle walking

A classic 7-day heritage and mountain journey exploring Karimabad, Baltit Fort, Altit Khun, Attabad Lake, and views of Rakaposhi.

Indicative from£1,350

Indicative starting estimate per person (Twin sharing, min 2 travellers)

For your dates: quotation required.

Separate costs: International flights to Pakistan and domestic flights to Gilgit; Personal travel and medical insurance (mandatory for mountain travel)

Passu & Gojal (Upper Hunza) / Hunza Valley

Passu & Upper Gojal Frontier Discovery

6 daysModerate walking

A 6-day journey into Upper Hunza featuring jagged cathedral cones, Borith Lake bird sanctuary, Wakhi mountain culture, and Khunjerab Pass.

Indicative from£1,200

Indicative starting estimate per person (Twin sharing, min 2 travellers)

For your dates: quotation required.

Separate costs: Domestic and international flights; Travel insurance

Skardu & Baltistan

Skardu, Shigar & Baltistan Heritage Journey

8 daysGentle walking

An 8-day journey through the unique Tibetan-influenced culture, royal palaces, cold deserts, and emerald lakes of Baltistan.

Indicative from£1,550

Indicative starting estimate per person (Twin sharing, min 2 travellers)

For your dates: quotation required.

Separate costs: Domestic and international flights; Travel insurance

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How does booking and payment work with Hunza Expeditions?

We do not take immediate automated credit card payments online. You begin by submitting an enquiry with your dates, party size, and preferred valleys. Our operational team checks road access, vehicle availability, and hotel confirmations to send you an itemized quotation. Once you approve the itinerary, confirmed arrangements are locked with clear payment terms.

Is traveling along the Karakoram Highway safe?

The Karakoram Highway (N-35) is a marvel of engineering, paved and maintained year-round through Gilgit and Hunza. However, mountain roads are subject to variable weather and seasonal maintenance. We always allocate contingency buffers in our itineraries and use experienced, defensive mountain drivers.

What is the best time of year to visit Hunza Valley?

April is celebrated for apricot and cherry blossoms. June through August offers warm summer weather, open high passes, and accessible trekking trails. October is the world-renowned golden autumn season when poplar and apricot trees turn amber and copper. Winter (December to February) is quiet and cold, suitable for valley heritage visits but with some mountain passes closed.

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