Map of
Pakistan.
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PAKISTAN TREKS, TOURS AND EXPEDITIONS ) |
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The separation in 1947 of British India into the Muslim
state of Pakistan (with two sections West and East) and
largely Hindu India was never satisfactorily resolved. A
third war between these countries in 1971 resulted in East
Pakistan seceding and becoming the separate nation of
Bangladesh. A dispute over the state of Kashmir is
ongoing. |
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Official Name: |
Islamic Republic of Pakistan |
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Location: |
South Asia, bordering the Arabian Sea, between India on
the east and Iran and Afghanistan on the west and China in
the north (Pakistan is located between 32o-42'
and 36o-55' North latitudes and 60o-45'
and 75o-20' East longitudes |
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Land Area: |
8,03950 sq. Kilometer (land is 778,720 sq. Km and water
25,220 sq. Km). |
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Land Boundaries: |
6,774 Km, Afghanistan 2430Km, China 523 Km, India 2912 Km,
Iran 909 Km |
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Administrative divisions: |
Four provinces Punjab, Sindh, Northwest Frontier
Province (N.W.F.P) and Baluchistan, also included Federal
capital of Islamabad, Federally Administered Tribal Areas
(FATA) and Federally Administered Northern Areas (FANA).
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Government: |
Federal Republic. Parliamentary form of government
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Population: |
140 millions approximately, population growth rate is
2.17% and Pakistan is the 7th populous country in the
world. 52.0% are male and 48.0 % female; birth rate is
32.11 births/10000 population and death rate 9.51
deaths/10000 population. |
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Language: |
Urdu is the national language in Pakistan. English is
extensively used in all official and commercial circles.
About 32 local languages are spoken here among them
Punjabi, Sindhi, Baluchi and Pushto are very common, are
also provincial languages of Pakistan. Punjabi 48%, Sindhi
12%, Siraiki (a Punjabi variant) 10%, Pashtu 8%, Urdu 8%,
Balochi 3%, Hindko 2%, Brahui 1%, Burushaski, Shina, Balti,
Khwar, Wakhi and other 8% |
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Literacy: |
37.8% of total population |
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Ethnic groups: |
Punjabi, Sindhi, Pashtun (Pathan), Baloch, Muhajir
(immigrants from India at the time of partition and their
descendants), |
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Religion: |
Islam, Muslim about 97% of total population (Sunni 77%,
Shi'a 20%), Christian, Hindu, and other 3% |
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Capital: |
Islamabad, with area of 207 sq. kilometer and population
of 0.5 millions approximately. |
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Currency: |
The unit of currency is Rupees, which is divided into 100
Paisas. |
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Local time: |
+5GMT |
Where we are
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“NORTH
PAKISTAN TREKS, TOURS AND EXPEDITIONS”
is Travel & Tour-Operating
company, which is based at Karachi,and concerns
representative tour guide available in Islamabad and
capable to organize various kinds of fascinating trips
throughout the country. We provide and specialize in
Mountaineering, Rock climbing, Trekking, Cultural tours,
Jeep safaris, Walking tours, Expeditions, Geological
explorations and travel information of Pakistan. We
arrange Climbing or Skiing expeditions to Muztagh Ata and
tours to China via Khunjerab Pass 4733M and also Silk Road
tours to newly accessible wonderlands of Central Asian
countries & others. |
We arrange Horse, Yak and Camel Safaris, Cycle and Fishing
tours, scientific research tours, filming tours, arrange some
ancient traditional festivals and any special interest of
tour. Kayaking, boating and other water sports can be arranged
in various places of Northern Areas on providing their own
equipment, paragliding and hand gilding is also possible in
Hunza Valley. We are in the position to offer you wide scale
of different programs and itineraries for the groups as well
as for individuals. We have several programs of adventure and
culture in the region of the Himalayas, the Karakoram, the
Hindu-Kush and the Pamir.
We ”
has a well-established history of delivering quality services
through our qualified and professional staff. Our guides are
highly experienced and ensure a safe and enjoyable journey.
They are conversant with all aspects of the trips and provide
you a deeper understanding. Our staff members are mostly from
Northern part of Pakistan and they have been involved for more
than ten years in the field of tourism. Some of our mountain
guides are trained in the European Alps and all our guides are
well acquainted with local people, culture and terrains.
We build the relationship
As the hospitality is our principle
And your confidences is ours
Environmental concern:
We respect
and protect the nature and cultural environment in every
region we visit. We also give awareness to the local people to
protect the beautiful landscape and preserve the local culture
and tradition. We work to preserve the fragile environment,
culture and nature in the areas in which we operate.
De-foresting and soil erosion is a major concern and pollution
is also alarming in certain region of Northern Areas. We share
this concern and are keenly aware of our responsibility
towards a clean and sustainable ecosystes.
Program list
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destination in Pakistan available for tourism.
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NANGA PARBAT REGION |
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S.No |
Name of Program |
Max. Altitude |
Grade |
No. of days |
Suitable Period |
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01 |
Fairy Meadow-Nanaga Parbat |
3800 m |
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10 - 12 |
June-October |
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Rupal Nanga Parbat BC |
3600 m |
A |
15 - 18 |
June-October |
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03 |
Around Nanga Parbat |
5400 m |
C/D |
24 - 26 |
July-September |
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04 |
Fair;y Meadow-Hunza Valley |
3800 m |
A |
15 -18 |
July-October |
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05 |
Nanga Parbat-Mazeno Pass |
5400 m |
C/D |
18 - 22 |
July-September |
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CHITRAL- HINDU KUSH |
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S.No |
Name of Program |
Max. Altitude |
Grade |
No. of days |
Suitable Period |
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Trichmir BC |
4800 m |
B/C |
20-22 |
June-September |
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02 |
Shahjinali Pass |
4100 m |
A |
15-18 |
June-September |
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03 |
Chilliji Pass |
4300 m |
B/C |
22-24 |
June-September |
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04 |
Kalash Valley Trek |
3500 m |
A |
15-18 |
June-October |
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05 |
Karamber Pass |
4500 m |
B/C |
20-24 |
June- September |
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GILGIT REGION |
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S.No |
Name of Program |
Max. Altitude |
Grade |
No. of days |
Suitable Period |
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01 |
Nalter–Ishkomen |
3400 m |
A/B |
14-16 |
June-September |
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02 |
Dorkot Pass |
4650 m |
B/C |
15–20 |
June-September |
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03 |
Pakora Pass |
4700 m |
A/B |
15-20 |
July-September |
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04 |
Dianter Pass |
4300 m |
B/C |
15–20 |
June-October |
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05 |
Bagrot–Haramosh Trek |
4000 m |
B/C |
21-24 |
June-October |
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06 |
Haramosh La |
4500 m |
C/D |
18-20 |
June-September |
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07 |
Haramosh-Katwal Trek |
3260 m |
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10-15 |
May-October |
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Yak and Hors Riding Tours |
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Cycle Tours in the various region of NORTH |
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Fishing Tours in the various region of NORTH |
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TOURS – JEEP SAFARIS
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S.No |
Name of Program |
Days |
Suitable Period |
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01 |
Along the Karauran Highway (Gilgit – Hunza – Nagar -
Khunjarab Pass) |
14-16 |
May-October |
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Pear Tour (Peshwar – Swat – Shandur Pass – Hunza) |
22-24 |
June-October |
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To the lap of Mountains and ancient Town (Skardu – Hunza
– Lahore) |
18-20 |
June- October |
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Spirit of NORTH (Karakuram – Himalayas – Hundu Kush) |
20-22 |
June- October |
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Ghandhara Tour |
12-14 |
June-October |
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06 |
Tour to Archeological Sites |
14-16 |
May-October |
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Chitral Adventure |
8-10 |
June- October |
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08 |
Nanga Parbat Aventure |
18-20 |
June-October |
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09 |
Tour to the Roof of the world |
10-12 |
May-October |
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10 |
Silk Route to Kashgar |
18-20 |
May to October |
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11 |
On the Marcopolo Trail:
Silk Route to Turpun /Xian |
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12 |
Tour to Pakistan – Uzbekistan |
13-14 |
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Central Asia Trip |
18-20 |
June-October |
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14 |
Tour to the South Desert:
Boating and Camel Riding |
14-18 |
December-Feb |
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15 |
Balochistan-Camel Safaris |
14-16 |
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ADVENTURE
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Baltoro/K-2 Base Camp/Concordia Trek: |
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is far and away the most popular trek in Pakistan, attracting
large number of trekking groups as well as numerous
mountaineering expeditions en-route to the peaks around
Concordia. In this route you may see a large number of
mountains and it en-route to the K-2 8611m, the second highest
peak in the world. The four peaks out of fourteen above 8000m
and eight of thirteen highest peaks of the world are located
around this trek. This route follows manly on the Baltoro
Glacier. This climax of the Baltoro Glacier is the beautiful
conjunction of the Godwin Austin Glacier, which descends from
K-2 and Baltoro Glacier called “CONCORDIA 4700m” lying in the
heart of the most heavily glaciered region out side the Polar
area and dankest concentration of peaks on earth.
CONCORDIA is the apex of this trek and viewpoint of several
peaks. If you would like to go to the base camp of mount K-2,
it is recommended to make the excursions from Concordia. The
K-2 is more visible from here just like mount Everest from
Kala Patar.
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Altitude: |
In the range of 5135m |
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Duration: |
22-24 day |
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Period: |
June to end of September |
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Day-01 |
Arrival to Islamabad airport and transfer to the hotel,
sightseeing of Rawalpindi and Islamabad. |
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Day-02 |
Breifing at the Ministry of Tourisum |
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Day-03 |
Fly to Skardu 2200m or drive to Chilas on Karakuram
Highway |
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Day-04 |
Drive to Skardu (7– 8 hrs) |
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Day-05 |
Day free for local purchasing |
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Day-06 |
Jeep drive 6–7 hrs to Askuli (3050m)/camp |
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Day-07 |
Trek 3–4 hrs to Kurfong (3080m)/camp |
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Day-08 |
Trek from Kurfong to Bardumal (3190m)/camp |
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Day-09 |
Trek to 5-6 hrs Pauju 3400m/camp |
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Day-10 |
Rest day at Pauju or optional to make excursion to Pauju
Peak Base Camp. |
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Day-11 |
7–8 hrs trek to Urdukas 4000m/camp |
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Day-12 |
Trek 6–7 hrs to Goro-II (4300m)/camp |
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Day-13 |
Trek 5–6 hrs to Concord (4700m)/camp |
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Day-14 |
Excursion to K-2 Base Camp (5135m) |
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Day-15 |
Trek back to Goro-I /camp |
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Day-16 |
Liligo/camp |
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Day-17 |
Pauju/camp |
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Day-18 |
Bradumal/camp |
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Day-19 |
Kurfong/camp |
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Day-20 |
Drive back to Skardu/hotel |
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Day-21 |
Fly to Islamabad or drive to Chilas |
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Day-22 |
Drive to Islamabad |
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Day-23 |
De-briefing at the Ministry of Tourism |
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Day-24 |
Departure from Islamabad (drop to airport) |
Cultural Tour
Along the Karakuram Highway:
Gilgit–Hunza–Nagar–Khunjerab Pass
This program allows you to discover the regions in different
dimension. The highlight of this trip is HUNZA VALLEY. The
Hunza is comprises of number of villages. Karimabad is the
main center of Hunza Valley is like stage setting. The
attractive Valley is encircled with mountains as Ulter Peak
7238 m, Rakaposhi 7788 m, Diran Peak 7256 m and Golden Peak
7027 m, undoubtedly the most prominent and well known
mountains in Gilgit/Hunza area. Hunzakuts are famed for long
lively some to over 100 years. Until 1974 Hunza was an
independent kingdom, greatly isolated from the rest of the
country until the completion of the Karakuram Highway to CHINA
in 1978.
We will travel on the Karakuram Highway, 8th wonder
of the world, also called the old Silk Road, which was also
used by Marco Polo. The Karakuram Highway leads to China via
Khunjerab Pass 4733 m, opened in 1982. It is the world highest
paved boarder crossing. This is modern wonder of the world,
900 km in length with its end trail into China also known as a
friendship Highway between China and Pakistan. This program
gives you unique experience by sightseeing of towns sites with
different tribes and wonderful nature where Himalayas,
Karakuram and Hindu-Kush ranges meet together.
On return you will turn to the Swat Valley from Besham and
leave the Karakuram Highway. You will make sightseeing in
Swat, visit to the Museum and other sites.
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Day-01 |
Arrival to Islamabad airport transfer to hotel, in the
rest of time sightseeing of Islamabad and Rawalpindi |
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Day-02 |
Departure for Besham 6-7 hrsl |
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Day-03 |
Continue to Gilgit (1500m) 6-7 hrs |
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Day-04 |
Full day excursion to Naltar Valley (2987m) 25km
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Day-05 |
Deparutre for Karimabad (2400m) 100km |
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Day-06 |
Visit to Baltit and Altit Forts, local Bazaar |
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Day-07 |
Jeep drives to Duikar (3000m) 1hrs |
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Day-08 |
Departure to Sust (2770m) 2-3 hrs |
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Day-09 |
Proceed to Khunjarab Pass (4730m) 2-3 hrs and drive back
to Karimabad 3-4 hrs |
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Day-10 |
Excursion to Hoper (2790m) in Nagar Valley, a cross the
Karimabad |
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Day-11 |
Departure for Chilas (1220m) 5-6 hrs |
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Day-12 |
Drive to Swat Valley Islamabad 8-9 hrs |
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Day-13 |
Continue to Islamabad via Taket Bahi and Taxila
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Day-14 |
Departure from Islamabad (drop to airport) |
Pearl Tour:
Peshwar–Chitral–Gilgit–Hunza
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Day-01 |
Arrival to Islamabad airport and transfer to hotel
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Day-02 |
Departure for Peshwar 3 hrs via Taxila, overnight and
meals at hotel |
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Day-03 |
Continue to Swat Valley (960m) via Takhet Bhai 4-5 hrs |
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Day-04 |
Full day excursion to Kalam (2100m) 64km 2-3 hrs
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Day-05 |
Departure for Chitral (1516m) 7-8 hrs via Loweri Pass |
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Day-06 |
Drive to Bombret (3000m) in Kalash Valley 2 hrs |
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Day-07 |
Back to Chitral and sightseeing of the twon |
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Day-08 |
Departure for Mastuj (2400m) 3-4 hrs/hotel or camp |
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Day-09 |
Continue to Phunder (3000m) via Shadur Pass (3800m) 5-6
hrs/hotel or camp |
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Day-10 |
Drive to Gilgit 4-5 hrs / hotel |
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Day-11 |
Proceed to Karimabad (2400m) 2-3 hrs on Karakuram
Highway |
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Day-12 |
Day free for local exploration, visits to Altit and
Baltit Forts |
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Day-13 |
Trek (3 hrs) or drive to Dukiaker (3000m), highest point
of the valley, overnight at Duikar |
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Day-14 |
Excursion to Hoper (2790 m) in Nagar Valley |
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Day-15 |
Drive to Chilas 5-6 hrs |
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Day-16 |
Departure for Islamabad 11-12 hrs/ hotel |
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Day-17 |
Rest-day or option to excursion to Murree (64 km) |
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Day-18 |
Departure from Islamabad (drop to airport) |
Tour to the lap of Mountains and ancient Town:
Skardu–Hunza–Kaghen Valley–Lahore
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Day-01 |
Recive at Islamabad airport and transfer to hotel, in
the balance of time sightseeing of Islamabad and
Rawalipindi |
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Day-02 |
Fly to Skardu (2290m), visit to local Bazaar and Satpara
Lake |
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Day-03 |
Excursion to Shigar Valley and back to Skardu for
overnight |
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Day-04 |
Excursion to Khapolu Valley and back to Skardu |
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Day-05 |
Full day excursion to Deosai Plain (4000m) |
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Day-06 |
Departure for Gilgit (1500m) 6-7 hrs |
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Day-07 |
Drive to Karimabad (2400m) 3 hrs and visit to Altit and
Baltit Forts, local Bazaar and Duikar |
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Day-08 |
Full day excursion to Hoper (2790 m) |
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Day-09 |
Departure for Chilas (1220m) 5-6 hrs / hotel |
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Day-10 |
Contnue to Naran (2400m) via Babu Sar Pass 9-10 hrs |
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Day-11 |
Visit Saiful Maluk Lake (3200m) and proceed to Shagram
(2362 m) 6-7 hrs/hotel |
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Day-12 |
Departure for Islamabad 6-7 hrs /hotel |
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Day-13 |
Departure for Lahore |
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Day-14 |
Sightseeing in Lahore |
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Day-15 |
Back to Islamabad or departure to homeland from Lahore |
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Day-16 |
Departure from Islamabad (drop to airport) |
SPIRIT OF NORTH:
Hindu Kush – Himalaya – Karakuram
Special offer to see three Greatest Mountain ranges of the
world
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Day-01 |
Arrival to Islamabad airport and transfer to hotel
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Day-02 |
Departure for Peshawar via Taxila (160km) 3-4 hrs
Sightseeing of Peshawar City and proceed to Swat Valley
(960m) 4-5 hrs via Takhat Bhai |
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Day-03 |
Sightseeing of Peshawar City and proceed to Swat Valley
(960m) 4-5 hrs via Takhat Bhahi |
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Day-04 |
Sightseeing in Swat Valley, visit to Museum. |
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Day-05 |
Drive to Chitral (1516m) via Loweri Pass (3118m) 7-8 hrs
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Day-06 |
Proceed to Bomburet (3000m) in Kalash Valley 2-3 hrs |
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Day-07 |
Back to Chitral |
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Day-08 |
Departure for Mustuj 4-5 hrrs/hotel or camp |
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Day-09 |
Drive to Phunder (3000m) vai Shadur Pass (3800m) 5-6
hrs/hotel or camp |
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Day-10 |
Departure for Gilgit 7-8 hrs |
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Day-11 |
Continue to Hunza (2400m) 3 hrs |
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Day-12 |
Day free for local visits, Balit and Altit Forts and
Duikar |
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Day-13 |
Departure for Sust (2770m) 2-3 hrs |
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Day-14 |
Drive to Khunjerab Pass (4733m) 2-3 hrs, back to
Karimabad 4-5 hrs |
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Day-15 |
Drive to Chilas 5-6 hrs |
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Day-16 |
Drive to Naran via Babu Sar Pass |
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Day-17 |
Day free for local visits |
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Day-18 |
Departure for Islamabad 7-8 hrs |
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Day-19 |
Day free in Islamabad |
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Day-20 |
Departure from Islamabad (drop to airport) |
Tour to Gandhara
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Peshwar–Swat Valley
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Day-01 |
Arrival to Islamabad airport transfer to hotel |
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Day-02 |
Full day to Taxila, visit to Dharmarajika remains and
Stupa, it is also known as Chir Tope was once considered
nearly the 2nd holiest place of Buddhism.
Also to the Taxila Gandhara MUSEUM, treasure of the
Gandhara sculptures, JAULIAN, the ancient university and
other important sites of Gandhara.
Back to Islamabad for overnight |
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Day-03 |
Drive to Peshawar about 3 hrs, arrival and transfer to
the hotel. P.M sightseeing of the city, Visit to the
Museum, Bazaars, Mohabat Khan Mosque |
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Day-04 |
Excursion to KHYBER PASS, is one of the most important
and famous passes of the world, located in the Khyber
Agency. This Pass connects Central Asia with the South
Asian Sub Continent. This 4 kilometers long Pass starts
from the foot of the hills near Jamrud and ends at
Torkham on Pakistan-Afghanistan border. Being the
shortest route to the South Asian Sub Continent, most of
the races and invading armies marched through this Pass.
When the British invaded Afghanistan, they sent their
forces along the same Pass.
Khyber Pass has a very rich history Buddhism spread
through this Pass to Afghanistan and the stupas at Ali
Masjid and Sphola bear witness to it. The Afghans
against the invading armies fought many battles here.
Amir Taimur built a prison in the Pass, which is visible
from Michni Post. Akbar the Great built a fortes at
Kafirkot, near Charbagh. The Mughal army of Aurangzeb
was massacred near Landikotal in 1672 AD. The Sikhs
built a strong fort at Jamrud where General Hari Singh
Nalwa was killed in 1837. |
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Day-05 |
Departure for Swat (960m) via Takhat Bhai 4-5 hrs, the
Buddha Monastery |
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Day-06 |
Visit to Swat MUSEUM, the archaeological finds belong
to Gandhara Buddhist art of Swat. The samples of local
embroidery, jewelry and carved wood objects are display. |
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Day-07 |
Drive to Dir, and visit to CHAKDARA FORT, the Mughals
built this fort here in 1586, which was later occupied
by British in 1895, who built the present Fort in 1896.
Also to the CHADARA MUSEUM, which has an excellent
collection of Buddhist Gandhara Art, from first to
seventh century AD. Overnight at hotel in Dir
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Day-08 |
Continue to Chitral (1516m) (192km) via Loweri Pass
(3118M) 5-6 hrs |
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Day-09 |
Departure for Kalash Valley (3000m) 2-3 hrs |
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Day-10 |
Drive back to Dir or Swat Valley |
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Day-11 |
Continue to Islamabad 6-7 hrs |
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Day-12 |
Departure from Islamabad (drop to airport) |
Tour to Arceaological Sites:
Karachi–Mohenjodaro–Quetta–Multan–Lahore–Taxila–Peshawar- Swat
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Day-01 |
Arrival to Islamabad airport and transfer to hotel |
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Day-02 |
Full day excursion to Taxila and back to Islamabad
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Day-03 |
Departure for Peshawar (165 km) 2-3 hrs, sightseeing of
the Bazaars and visit to Museums |
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Day-04 |
Proceed to Swat via Takht-i-Bahi 5-6 hrs, the Buddhist
Monastery and in the Swat visit to archaeological
remains of the Butkara Buddhist Stupa |
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Day-05 |
Visit o to Swat Museum, the archaeological finds belongs
to Gandhara Buddhist art of Swat. |
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Day-06 |
Departure for Islamabad via Mardan 6-7 hrs |
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Day-07 |
Drive to Lahore 4-5 hrs / hotel |
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Day-08 |
Sightseeing of Lahore City |
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Day-09 |
Drive to Multan and Transfer to hotel and visit Multan
City, which is famous for the pilgrimage of Sun God,
temple even by for Great Alexander laid siege in 326
B.C. |
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Day-10 |
Day free for sightseeing, visit to Fort and Shrines |
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Day-11 |
Drive to Sukkur 6-7 hrs. Enroute to Sukkur you will vist
Bhoong Mosque. In Sakkur there are the Indus Valley
remains of Kot Diji and many Maghul and Talpur sites
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Day-12 |
Proceed to Mohenjodaro 2-3 hrs. Mohenjodaro is an
archeological site that was discovered in 1922. It is
considered the one of earliest and most developed urban
civilization proceeded in the age of Egyptian and
Mesopotamian civilization. Mohenjodaro flourished in the
third and second million B.C Archaeological sites will
reveal that urban Planning at Mhenjodaro was of great
sophistication. |
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Day-13 |
Drive to Sehwan Sharif 2-3 hrs visit the most famous
Sufi Saint, Lal Shah baz Qallnder lies |
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Day-14 |
Day excursion to Manchar Lake |
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Day-15 |
Drive to Karachi via Thatta 6-7 hrs |
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Day-16 |
City Tour of Karachi |
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Day-17 |
Departure from Karachi (drop to airport) |
Chitral Adventure:
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Day-01 |
Pick from Islamabad airport and transfer to hotel, at
the evening sightseeing of Islamabad and Rawalpindi
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Day-02 |
Drive to Peshawar (145 km) 3 hrs via Taxila |
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Day-03 |
Departure for Swat via Takhet Bhai (960m) 4-5 hrs |
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Day-04 |
Drive to Chitral (1516m) 240 km, 7-8 hrs /hotel |
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Day-05 |
Proceed to Bomborat 2-3 hrs in Kaslash Valley |
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Day-06 |
Drive to Rambur Valley and some walking |
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Day-07 |
Drive back to Chitral |
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Day-08 |
Day excursion to Garmchashma (hot spring water) |
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Day-09 |
Departure for Dir (2000m) 5-6 hrs / hotel |
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Day-10 |
Drive to Islamabad 7-8 hrs /hotel |
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Day-11 |
Fly back to homeland (drop to airport) |
Nanga Parbat Adventure
4x4 Wheel Trek plus Walking:
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Day-01 |
Arrival to Islamabad and transfer to the hotel, in rest
of the sightseeing in Islamabad and Rawalpindi. |
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Day-02 |
Drive to Chilas (11-12 hrs) on Karakuram Highway, 8th
wonder of the world. Overnight at hotel |
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Day-03 |
Continue two hours to Riakot Bridge then transfer to the
local jeeps and drive (1-2hrs) to Tato village, where
jeep road ends, 2-3hrs easy walk to FAIRY MEADOW.
Overnight at hotel. Fairy Meadow is situated at the base
of Nanga Parbat with the elevation of approximately
3280m from the sea level. The meadow are flowers strewn
high altitude alpine pastures situated amongst pine
forest, with an imposing backdrop massive North face of
NANGA PARBAT, the world's ninth highest mountain. Here
is wonderful place for camping. |
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Day-04 |
Trek to Beyal (3500m), is easy trek 2-3 hrs through
meadows and pine forest typically a less crowed
campsite. Overnight in camps |
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Day-05 |
Excursion to Nanga Parbat Base Camp (3967m). It is three
to four hours trek to the Base Camp for impressive views
of its north face and of Raikot Peak (7070m). From Beyal
Camp continue south along the west margin of the forest
valley, a crossing snout of Ganalo Glacier. Follow the
trail to flower-filled meadows beyond, which is the
Drexell Monument to a German climber killed on Nanga
Parbat beneath Raikot and Ganalo (6606m) Peak. A long
spring flows from under a boulder here. And decent two
to three hours to Beyal or Fairy Meadow for overnight in
camps. |
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Day-06 |
One to two hours walk to the Tato then drive 7-8 hrs to
Skardu overnight at hotel |
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Day-07 |
Day free for sightseeing in Skardu and camp at Satapara
Lake. |
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Day-08 |
Drive to Trashing Astor Valley via Deoasi plateau. The
Deosai plain (4000 m), a vast high altitude plateau
covering an area of over 400 square km, south and west
of Skardu, borders on Indian Kashmir. In Baltiti, the
region is known as “Bhear Sar” means place of flowers.
Nowhere lower than 4000 m, this uninhabited alpine
grassland has numerous clear streams with unusual snow
trout, a large brown bear population and multitude of
golden marmots. Deosai is surprisingly rich in plants
and animals, bursting into life during the brief spring
and summer months. The plateau is home to the Himalayan
Brown Bear, unique to this part of the world. Other
mammals found on Deosai included Tibetan Wolf, Tibetan
Red Fox, Himalayan Ibex etc. Overnight at camps in
Trashing |
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Day-09 |
5-6hrs trek to Herligkoffer Base Camp (3656m) that is
Rupal face of Nanga Parbat. The trail climbs the lateral
moraine of Trashing Glacier before crossing the glacier
on a good path reach, the settlement of Rupal divided
into upper and lower village ahead Herligkoffer Base
Camp an ideal spot with wood, flowers and clear spring
water. Overnight in camps |
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Day-10 |
Trek back to Trashing/camp |
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Day-11 |
Drive to beautiful Rama Lake (3482m)/camp |
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Day-12 |
Day free for local hiking/camp |
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Day-13 |
Proceed to Gilgit overnight at hotel |
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Day-14 |
Day free for sightseeing/hotel |
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Day-15 |
Drive to Besham (7-8hrs)/hotel |
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Day-16 |
Continue to Swat Valley via Shangla Pass/hotel |
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Day-17 |
Drive to Islamabad via Malkand Pass/hotel |
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Day-18 |
Departure from Islamabad, drop to the airport
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Camel Riding
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1. |
Camel Riding and Boating in the south (Cholistan) |
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2. |
Balochistan Camel Safari |
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3. |
Mustagh Ata Camel Safari China |
Mustagh Ata Camel Safari:
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Day-01 |
Welcome reception at Islamabad airport and transfer to
hotel. |
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Day-02 |
Drive to Chilas on the Karakuram Highway (465km-1220m)
11-12 hrs/hotel. |
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Day-03 |
Continue to Karimabad-Hunza (2400m) via Gilgit 6-7
hrs/hotel. |
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Day-04 |
Day free at Hunza for local visits. |
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Day-05 |
Proceed to Tashkurghan (3600m) via Khunjerab Pass
(4733m) 5-6 hrs / hotel. |
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Day-06 |
Drive to Karakul Lake (3800m) 80 KM 2-hrs/ Yurt. |
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Day-07 |
Start Camel riding from Karakul Lake to Jan Bulak
(3850m) 3-4 hrs/camp. |
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Day-08 |
Camel riding to Qultumk 5-6 hrs/camp. |
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Day-09 |
Continue to the Mustagh Ata Base Camp (4300m) 2hrs and
back to Jam Bulak /camp. |
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Day-10 |
Jan Bulkak to Subash Village 3-hrs/Yurt. |
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Day-11 |
Drive to Kashgar (213km) 3-4 hrs/hotel. |
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Day-12 |
Day free for local visit of Abakhoja Tomb and Eidgha
Mosque. |
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Day-13 |
Drive to Tashkurghan 5-6hrs/hotel. |
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Day-14 |
Drive to Sost and continue to Passu 6-7 hrs/hotel. |
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Day-15 |
Departure for Gilgit 3-4 hrs/hotel. |
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Day-16 |
Drive to Swat via Shangla Pass (2134m) 7-8 hrs/hotel. |
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Day-17 |
Proceed to Islamabad 5-6 hrs/hotel. |
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Day-18 |
Departure from Islamabad (drop to airport). |
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