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Pakistan's Karakoram Highway

14 days
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Itinerary

  1. Day 1

    Islamabad

    You'll arrive in Islamabad and head to your hotel for a 1pm welcome meeting. After settling in, the afternoon takes you to Faisal Mosque, where you'll see the striking Bedouin-style tent architecture up close. From there, you'll walk through the Pakistan Monument with its petal design reflecting Mughal influences, then spend time at the Heritage Museum learning about the country's ethnology. Later, you'll make your way to Rawalpindi's Twin City to explore the narrow lanes and bustling Raja Bazaar, which contrasts quite a bit with Islamabad's wider boulevards.

    Meals
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

    Included Activities

    • Visit Faisal Mosque
    • Visit Pakistan Monument
    • Tour Heritage Museum
    • Explore Rawalpindi's old city and Raja Bazaar
    Landmarks/POIs
    Faisal Mosque
    Pakistan Monument
    Heritage Museum
    Raja Bazaar
  2. Day 2

    Islamabad to Naran

    Today's an eight-hour drive to Naran in the Khagan Valley as you gain altitude through forested peaks of the lesser Himalaya Range. You'll spot colorful trucks on the Friendship Highway between Pakistan and China during the journey. The drive includes several photo stops so you can take in the scenery. Once you reach Naran, the rest of the day is yours to relax and wander around this small riverside town at your own pace.

    Meals
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

    Optional Activities

    • Explore Naran town
    Landmarks/POIs
    Khagan Valley
  3. Day 3

    Naran to Tarashing

    You'll head north through high-altitude lakes in Lulusar National Park before joining the Karakoram Highway, also called the Friendship Highway. This legendary road took 20 years to build as a joint Pakistan-China project and runs 1,300 kilometers through the Karakoram range to Khunjerab Pass. You'll cross Babusar Pass at 4,173 meters and drop down to Tarashing for a two-night stay. The eight-hour drive includes scenic stops throughout.

    Meals
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
    Landmarks/POIs
    Lulusar National Park
    Babussar Pass
  4. Day 4

    Tarashing

    You have two options today. The main activity is a five-kilometer walk up to Herligkoffer Base Camp on Nanga Parbat's lower slopes, taking three to four hours with about 400 meters of ascent and descent. The route passes through lush meadow and follows Bazhin Glacier to a natural spring, giving you close-up views of the world's 9th highest mountain. If you prefer, you can take a 4WD tour of Upper Rupal Valley instead with scenic stops and a short village walk.

    Meals
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

    Included Activities

    • Walk to Herligkoffer Base Camp (optional alternative: 4WD tour of Upper Rupal Valley)

    Optional Activities

    • 4WD tour of Upper Rupal Valley with village walk
    Landmarks/POIs
    Herligkoffer Base Camp
    Nanga Parbat
    Lower Rupal Valley
  5. Day 5

    Tarashing to Skardu

    This full day involves driving out of Astore Valley to Deosai Plateau at 4,100 meters. The national park protects habitat for Himalayan Brown Bears and is one of the world's highest alpine plains. You'll stop at Sheosar Lake for a two-kilometer walk around its dark-blue waters, then continue to Satpura Lake with its turquoise waters from melting ice. You'll reach Skardu in the early evening after a long but scenic drive.

    Meals
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

    Included Activities

    • Short walk around Sheosar Lake
    • Stop at Satpura Lake
    Landmarks/POIs
    Deosai Plateau
    Sheosar Lake
    Satpura Lake
  6. Day 6

    Skardu

    An early start in 4WD takes you to Shigar village to see the 14th-century Amboriq Mosque with its entirely wooden UNESCO-listed construction and Shigar Fort. You'll have lunch with traditional Balti dishes like Chapsuro, Gittey, and Mamtu. After eating, you'll head to Katpana Desert with its rolling sand dunes (sometimes snow-covered in winter). On the return, there's a two-hour walk up to 16th-century Kharpocho Fort on a clifftop overlooking the Indus and Shigar Rivers confluence.

    Meals
    Breakfast, Lunch (Traditional Balti lunch with local dishes including Chapsuro, Gittey, and Mamtu), Dinner

    Included Activities

    • Explore Shigar Fort
    • Visit Amboriq Mosque
    • Walk to Kharpocho Fort

    Optional Activities

    • Explore Katpana Desert
    Landmarks/POIs
    Shigar Fort
    Amboriq Mosque
    Katpana Desert
    Kharpocho Fort
  7. Day 7

    Skardu to Gilgit

    You'll travel in 4WD vehicles north out of Skardu Valley, rejoining the Karakoram Highway at Jaglot before heading to Gilgit (roughly five hours). You'll arrive for lunch, then explore this bustling town at the heart of Gilgit-Baltistan. Later, you'll walk through Gilgit's bazaar, stop at the 158-meter Gilgit Bridge from the Raja period, visit the old British Cemetery, and see the 7th-century Kargah Buddha rock carving that marks the town's role in spreading Buddhism along the Silk Road.

    Meals
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

    Included Activities

    • Walk through Gilgit's bazaar
    • Visit Gilgit Bridge
    • Visit old British Cemetery
    • Visit Kargah Buddha
    Landmarks/POIs
    Gilgit Bridge
    British Cemetery
    Kargah Buddha
  8. Day 8

    Gilgit to Karimabad

    You'll continue along the KKH to Karimabad, stopping en route for panoramic views of Rakaposhi (7,778m peak). You'll explore the 700-year-old Baltit Fort with its Tibetan-style architecture, then travel to Duikar Village viewpoint for sunset views over Hunza Valley. If time allows, visit Sharma Rehabilitation Center supporting disabled individuals through rug and carpet making. This evening, you'll join a local Huzakut family for dinner in their village home, tasting Buttering Daudo, Chap Churo, and Burish Chapik.

    Meals
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Traditional local meal with Huzakut family including Buttering Daudo, Chap Churo, and Burish Chapik)

    Included Activities

    • Explore Baltit Fort
    • Evening meal with local Huzakut family

    Optional Activities

    • Stop at Rakaposhi viewpoint
    • Visit Duikar Village viewpoint for sunset
    • Visit Sharma Rehabilitation Center
    Landmarks/POIs
    Rakaposhi
    Baltit Fort
    Duikar Village
    Hunza Valley
    Sharma Rehabilitation Center
  9. Day 9

    Karimabad

    A full-day sightseeing tour by foot and 4WD starts early with a drive to Hoper Nagar, then a short 10-minute walk to Hoper Glacier viewpoint. You'll explore Hunza Sacred Rocks and reach Attabad Lake viewpoint. Afternoon brings a drive to Passu with a stop at the famous Hussaini Suspension Bridge (64 meters, weathered wooden planks and steel cables). You'll pause at Borith Lake for lunch near Passu Glacier, then walk 4km to Passu Glacier viewpoint (1.5 hours with brief ascent). Return to Karimabad stops at Korgah Women-Led Carpet Weaving Center showcasing traditional handcrafted carpets.

    Meals
    Breakfast, Lunch (Lunch at Borith Lake with views of Passu Glacier), Dinner

    Included Activities

    • Walk to Hoper Glacier viewpoint
    • Explore Hunza Sacred Rocks
    • Visit Attabad Lake viewpoint
    • View Hussaini Suspension Bridge
    • Walk to Passu Glacier viewpoint
    • Visit Korgah Women-Led Carpet Weaving Center

    Optional Activities

    • Cross Hussaini Suspension Bridge
    Landmarks/POIs
    Hoper Glacier
    Hunza Sacred Rocks
    Attabad Lake
    Hussaini Suspension Bridge
    Borith Lake
    Passu Glacier
    Korgah Women-Led Carpet Weaving Center
  10. Day 10

    Karimabad to Gupis

    You'll leave Karimabad and travel along the Karakoram Highway before turning off to join the main highway linking Chitral and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in the west with Gilgit Baltistan in the east. The drive through wide-open landscapes framed by snow-capped peaks is quite scenic. You'll stop for a picnic lunch in Gahkuch village set on a sweeping bend of the Gilgit River. After roughly six hours of driving, you'll reach Gupis for a two-night stay.

    Meals
    Breakfast, Lunch (Picnic lunch in Gahkuch village), Dinner
    Landmarks/POIs
    Gahkuch
  11. Day 11

    Gupis

    You'll spend a full day exploring Yasin Valley in the Hindu Raj Mountain Range with a glacial river carving through the valley floor and 6,000m+ mountains backing the area. A 4WD takes you to Darkot village to observe daily life for locals, then to Ghasum where the road ends. You'll walk to Ghamubar Glacier snout (with an option for an additional hour walk into the glacier). After lunch overlooking the glacier, you'll continue to picturesque Ghamubar Lake before returning to Gupis in the afternoon. Total walk time is about 1.5 hours with roughly 200 meters altitude gain.

    Meals
    Breakfast, Lunch (Lunch overlooking the glacier), Dinner

    Included Activities

    • Walk to Ghamubar Glacier snout
    • Visit Ghamubar Lake

    Optional Activities

    • Walk into Ghamubar Glacier (additional hour walk)
    Landmarks/POIs
    Yasin Valley
    Darkot
    Ghamubar Glacier
    Ghamubar Lake
  12. Day 12

    Gupis to Naran

    You'll leave the remote valley area and head east to rejoin the main highway. You'll cross Babusar Pass at 4,100 meters and stop at Lulusar Lake before descending down Kaghan Valley to Naran. After checking into your hotel, you'll get a short orientation tour of the town and its bustling main bazaar to get your bearings.

    Meals
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

    Included Activities

    • Short orientation tour of Naran town and main bazaar
    Landmarks/POIs
    Babusar Pass
    Lulusar Lake
  13. Day 13

    Naran to Islamabad

    You'll continue losing altitude as you drop back down to the foothills, traveling through Mansehra and Abbottabad. You'll explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Taxila, an ancient city dating back to the 6th century BC. This area was fought over throughout centuries by many civilizations that inhabited it. After exploring, you'll head back to Islamabad to end your journey.

    Meals
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

    Included Activities

    • Explore Taxila UNESCO World Heritage Site
    Landmarks/POIs
    Taxila
  14. Day 14

    Islamabad

    After breakfast at your hotel in Islamabad, the tour ends. There are no activities planned, so you're free to depart at any time that works for you. Luggage storage is available if your flight departs later in the day, which gives you flexibility with your schedule.

    Meals
    Breakfast
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  • A
    · August 16th, 2023
    scenery & scary roads
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  • A
    · July 13th, 2023
    Deosai Plateau Nanga Parbat South Face Base Camp The valley beyond Gupis The extremely friendly locals The lack of other non-Pakistani tourists The helpfulness of our jeep drivers The enthusiasm of our leader and two local guides The food was far better than expected
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    Trip date: June 2023
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  • A
    · July 17th, 2023
    Remote country, very few tourists
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    · July 16th, 2023
    Walking up to see the glaciers
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  • A
    · September 4th, 2023
    The landscape, scenery, and people of Northern Pakistan. The unpredictability of road travel made for some unexpected, pleasant experiences.
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    Trip date: August 2023
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  • A
    · September 5th, 2023
    Scenery was outstanding with the peaks of the Hindu Kush, the Karakoram Range and the Himalayas towering over us. Enjoyed the interaction with the local people in the villages, particularly the children who practised their English with us. Also the evening meal we had with a local family where we were able to ask them questions regarding their lifestyle. Enjoyed crossing the river bed in our jeeps when one of our roads was impassable.
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    Trip date: August 2023
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  • A
    · September 6th, 2023
    Yasin Valley see above, Nanga Parbat walk and base camp. Hunza valley good mix of scenary walks and culture.
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    Trip date: August 2023
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  • A
    · September 7th, 2023
    The huge landscapes, getting close to big mountains without having to walk for a week, the power of the rivers, picnic lunches in scenic locations, and the friendliness of the Pakistani people.
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    Trip date: August 2023
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  • A
    · September 10th, 2023
    This trip was beyond my expectations. A proper adventure. The rugged landscape of Northern Pakistan is stunning. The mountains rise steeply from the green valleys and there always seems to be a churning river below the twisting roads. The people of Pakistan are welcoming and very friendly. The local guides and jeep drivers were excellent. Knowledgeable and competent. My fellow travellers on this tour were a great bunch. A good laugh. This is not an easy trip. Prepare yourself for some long days of bumpy travel. Also, expect the unexpected. The rewards though are great. So many memories.
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    Trip date: September 2023
  • A
    · July 4th, 2023
    Exploring Pakistan and the Karakoram Highway was a very rewarding experience but it is not for those expecting easy and comfortable travel. Interacting with the Pakistan locals provided a very kind welcome to their culture. Bumpy 4 wheel drive dirt roads were never easy to navigate.
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    Trip date: June 2023

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    Eric

    Asked on November 9th, 2024

    Is this tour going to see the border of Pakistan & China (Khunjerab Pass)?

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      Eric

      TravelerWritten November 2024

      This tour is in my bucket list for awhile. Am doing my assignment before I fully commit myself. You mentioned that we can see the border between Pakistan & China from Passu, but how far though? Am interested to see what I saw on pictures..the Khunjerab Pass. What are the legal documents for Americans to visit Pakistan aside from passport? If you're residing in Pakistan, what's the best month to tour Karakoram Highway, weather wise. Is there a maximum age to join this particular tour?

    • Explore!OperatorWritten November 2024

      We do not visit the Khunjerab pass on this tour. This is something you would need to arrange independently. The minimum age for this tour is 16 but there is no maximum age. Pakistan: Visas are required for citizens of the UK, Australia, New Zealand, US and Canada and can be obtained in the form of an e-visa. Other nationalities should consult their local embassy or consular office. The e-visa can then be applied for through the official Pakistan government visa website only. You'll need to upload a scan of your passport as well as a passport photo. Passports must have at least 6 months validity from the date of arrival in Pakistan. All visa related issues including information for other nationalities should be confirmed with the relevant Embassy prior to departure.

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    Jorge

    Asked on March 13th, 2024

    Does this tour involved arduous trekking and very long walking, up & down the mountains? Day 9: "this walk is steep in places with some exposed sections", how steep? Any other option? I am mainly interested about the Karakoram Highway.

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    • Explore!OperatorWritten March 2024

      This is a discovery trip rather than a walking trip, so the walk should be suitable for most fitness levels. Full day guided sightseeing in Hunza Valley by foot and private 4WD vehicle. Early morning drive to Hoper Nagar, many stops on the way. Walk to Hoper Glacier viewpoint (10 mins). Transfer to Passu and visit Suspension bridge, then we drive to Borith lake. Lunch at Borith Lake. Walk from Borith to Passu Glacier View point (easy, 4kms, 1:30 hrs) (easy ascent for 10 minutes and flatter section). Then drive back to Karimabad, On the way visit Hussaini Suspension bridge and Gulmit village.

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    Carolyn

    Asked on March 12th, 2024

    Is it possible to join this group tour without trekking steep long arduous walking through the mountains? All am interested is to see the KKH and possibly short walks, I've issues with my balance

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    • Explore!OperatorWritten March 2024

      Yes, absolutely ! You can do the trip and stay at hotel when it's long and arduous hike. The scenery is beautiful and you can enjoy it from the hotel and guest houses too. But most of the time we do easy walks.

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    Heather

    Asked on November 1st, 2022

    Is the price on the page per person? What would the total be for 2 people?

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    • Explore!OperatorWritten November 2022

      The price on the page is for per person - £2,620 on a twin share basis. For two people it will be £5240.

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    Gillian

    Asked on March 26th, 2022

    Do you tours 1 to 3 days in the Gilgit area? Or could you recommend someone who does. There will be 2 of us.

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    • Explore!OperatorWritten March 2022

      Unfortunately we don't operate this trip in May, our first departure is the 19th June 2022. Are you able to travel on the June date.

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    Alicia

    Asked on March 2nd, 2022

    What is the cost for a solo traveler with single occupancy room

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    • Explore!OperatorWritten March 2022

      The land only cost with a single room is from £2705.

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    • Typhoid - Recommended for Pakistan. Ideally 2 weeks before travel.
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