Yes, the tour includes Taxila Museum, Dharmarajika Stupa, and Hunza forts.
- +92 51 4441258
- 2/5-B, Street 30, Sector I-8/1, Islamabad - Pakistan
- +92 51 4441258
- 2/5-B, Street 30, Sector I-8/1, Islamabad - Pakistan
Standard Package
$120/person
Deluxe Package
$220/person
Premium Package
$499/person
Hunza Panorama is a scenic cultural journey through northern Pakistan, where the Karakorum, Himalayas, and Hindukush mountain ranges meet. This tour follows the legendary Karakorum Highway, often called the eighth wonder of the world, running along the Indus River through deep gorges and dramatic landscapes.
The journey offers a mix of history, culture, and nature. You will explore ancient sites in Taxila, travel through Gilgit, and spend quality time in Hunza Valley, famous for its natural beauty, glaciers, historic forts, and the long life of its people. Short walks to glaciers and lakes make this tour ideal for travelers who want mountain views without demanding trekking.
Arrive in Islamabad. Afternoon city tour of Islamabad. Overnight stay at hotel.
Drive to Besham. Enroute visit Taxila Museum and Dharmarajika Stupa. Overnight stay at hotel.
Drive on the Karakorum Highway to Gilgit. Enroute view Nanga Parbat at 8126 meters. Overnight stay at hotel.
Morning sightseeing of Gilgit and visit to Kargah Nala to see the Buddha carved in rock. Afternoon drive to Karimabad Hunza beneath Rakaposhi at 7788 meters. Overnight stay at hotel.
Sightseeing in Karimabad. Visit Altit and Baltit Forts, the former residence of the Mir of Hunza. Overnight stay at hotel.
Morning drive to Hopper and walk on the Hopper Glacier. Afternoon short drive to Gulmit. Overnight stay at hotel.
Day walk to Borit Lake and visit Passu Glacier. Return to Gulmit for overnight stay.
Drive to Chilas on the Karakorum Highway. Overnight stay at hotel.
Drive from Chilas to Islamabad along the Karakorum Highway following the Indus River. Overnight stay at hotel.
Transfer to airport for flight to onward destination.
The entire journey through Skardu, Baltoro Glacier and K2 Base Camp was unforgettable. The local team provided excellent support throughout our expedition.
The best time is from April to October when roads are open and weather is pleasant.
Yes, this tour is suitable for families and does not require trekking experience.
Yes, previous high altitude trekking experience is strongly recommended.
Yes, there are easy walks on Hoper Glacier and visits to Passu Glacier.
Accommodation is provided in comfortable hotels throughout the tour.
The tour ascends gradually, and most travelers do not face serious altitude issues.
Yes, the tour includes Taxila Museum, Dharmarajika Stupa, and Hunza forts.
The tour is easy to moderate and suitable for travelers with normal fitness.
Take on the legendary 8,611m K2 and explore the spectacular Karakoram of Pakistan.
