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Apricot trees in blossom in a Hunza village
Autumn trees beside a stone wall in Ghulkin village, Gojal
Trekkers walking below a snow-covered peak above Hunza
Autumn poplars in the Hunza valley below snow-dusted peaks
Hunza · Skardu · Gilgit-Baltistan

The road to Hunza is better with people who know every bend

Guided tours through the valleys, villages and high passes of the Karakoram, shaped around your dates.

  • Private trips and small groups
  • Plans that change with the weather and the road
  • Ask first. Nothing is charged to inquire.
4,693 mKhunjerab Pass, on the road to China
The route

One road, six stops

Most Hunza trips follow the Karakoram Highway north. This is the road your days are built along.

  1. IslamabadWhere most trips begin
  2. ChilasFirst night on the Karakoram Highway
  3. GilgitWhere three great ranges meet
  4. KarimabadBaltit and Altit forts, orchards, Rakaposhi
  5. GulmitAttabad Lake and the Passu Cones
  6. Khunjerab Pass4,693 m, at the border with China
Tours

Where we can take you

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Karimabad · Cultural

Hunza Classic Tour

Seven days along the Karakoram Highway to Karimabad, Attabad Lake and Passu, with a day trip towards Khunjerab Pass.

Duration
7 days
Level
Easy
Season
April to October
PriceOn request
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Karimabad · Nature

Hunza Apricot Blossom Tour

Six days in Hunza when the apricot orchards flower, timed to the short blossom window in early spring.

Duration
6 days
Level
Easy
Season
Late March to mid April
PriceOn request
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Gojal & Khunjerab · Photography

Hunza Autumn Colours

The valley turns gold and red in October. Six days between Karimabad and Gojal, built around the best of the autumn light.

Duration
6 days
Level
Easy
Season
October to early November
PriceOn request
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How we work

Plans that change when the road, the weather or you change

Every itinerary here is a starting point. We adjust the days, the pace and the stops to the people travelling.

  1. Local guides and drivers

    They know the villages, the trails and the hour when the light is best, and they will tell you when a different day or route will serve you better.

  2. Safety comes before the schedule

    We watch road, trail and weather conditions and change the plan rather than take a risk, and we are honest when a tour is too demanding for you.

  3. Ask first, decide later

    Send us your dates and group size. We reply by email with a plan and a price, and you confirm only when you are happy with it.

Travel notes

Before you book

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Tell us when you are coming

Send your dates and what you hope to see, and we will reply with a plan.