Hunza Valley Classic
Apricot orchards, glacial lakes and the road to China.
Karimabad, Attabad Lake, Passu Cones and the Khunjerab Pass on the China border. This 6-day journey pairs Rakaposhi country with comfortable stays, unhurried pacing and a guide who knows every bend of the road.
What makes it unforgettable
- Sunrise over Rakaposhi from Eagle's Nest
- Boat ride on the surreal turquoise Attabad Lake
- Baltit & Altit forts — 900 years of Silk Road history
- Stand on the Khunjerab Pass (4693 m), the highest border crossing on earth
Day-by-day itinerary
Day 1
Lahore / Islamabad → Chilas
Scenic drive along the Karakoram Highway beside the Indus.
Day 2
Chilas → Karimabad, Hunza
Enter Hunza; evening walk through old Karimabad bazaar.
Day 3
Eagle's Nest & Baltit Fort
Sunrise viewpoint, then explore the restored forts.
Day 4
Attabad Lake & Passu Cones
Boat ride, Hussaini suspension bridge, glacier viewpoints.
Day 5
Khunjerab Pass day trip
Reach the China border through Khunjerab National Park.
Day 6
Hunza → Islamabad / Lahore
Return journey with lunch stops along the KKH.
What's included
Included
- Private 4x4 / coaster transport
- 3★–4★ hotels & guesthouses
- Daily breakfast & dinner
- English/Urdu speaking guide
- All entry permits & fees
Not included
- Airfare to Islamabad
- Lunches & personal expenses
- Travel insurance
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Frequently asked questions
How many days is the Hunza Valley Classic tour?
It is a 6-day tour, with a group size of 4–14 travellers. Private departures with flexible dates are also available.
How much does the Hunza Valley Classic tour cost?
Pricing starts from Rs 28,500 per person and includes transport, accommodation, daily breakfast & dinner, permits and a local guide.
Where does the Hunza Valley Classic tour depart from?
All Naya Safar tours depart from Lahore and Islamabad, with pickup arranged from either city.
What is the best time to do this tour?
Most Northern Pakistan tours run from May to October. Message us and we'll advise the best window for the Hunza Valley Classic.
What is the highest elevation on this tour?
The highest point reached is about 4693 metres above sea level, so we pace the itinerary to help you acclimatise.
Plan it well
New to the north? Our guide — The Best Time to Visit Hunza Valley — covers the best season, what to pack and what to expect on the ground.