Its remote routes, high passes, and authentic Hindukush landscapes.
Duration of Trek: 20 Days
Mountain Range: Hindukush
Season: May to August
Maximum Elevation: 8,125 meters (26,660 feet)
Standard Package
$120/person
Deluxe Package
$220/person
Premium Package
$499/person
Thui Ann and Shah Jinali Pass Trek is a remote and adventurous journey through the Hindukush Mountains of Pakistan. The trek takes you deep into the valleys of the Chitral region and across high mountain passes that are rarely visited. It is ideal for travelers who want quiet trails, high passes, and a close look at traditional mountain life.
Both Thui Ann Pass and Shah Jinali Pass are historic and scenic routes, offering wide views of surrounding peaks and valleys. This trek combines natural beauty, local culture, and history, making it a rewarding experience for those who enjoy raw and untouched mountain landscapes.
Arrive in Islamabad, meet with the team at the Alpine Club of Pakistan for a briefing about the expedition and overnight stay at the hotel.
Scenic journey through northern highways. Overnight stay.
Drive into a remote valley area. Overnight stay.
Gradual trek through mountain terrain and villages.
Trek along narrow trails with valley views.
Ascent towards Thui Ann Pass with dramatic scenery.
Acclimatization day and exploration around the pass.
Descent from the pass into Gazin valley.
Trek through quiet mountain routes and open landscapes.
Steady trek through high-altitude terrain.
Walk through remote settlements and natural trails.
Trek through rugged paths towards Ishpro Dok.
Ascent to Shah Jinali Pass with wide mountain views.
Descend to Shah Jinali Village after crossing the pass.
Trek through villages and cultivated valleys.
Final trekking day followed by arrival in Chitral town.
Day trip to Kalash Valley for cultural experience.
Drive via mountain roads to Swat Valley.
Return drive to Islamabad. Overnight stay.
Departure and end of the trek.
The entire journey through Skardu, Baltoro Glacier and K2 Base Camp was unforgettable. The local team provided excellent support throughout our expedition.
June to September is the best time for safe weather.
It is moderate, suitable for trekkers with basic experience.
Yes, tents are used on most trekking nights.
Yes, porters are arranged for group equipment.
Yes, meals are included throughout the trek.
Yes, required permits are arranged before the trek.
Its remote routes, high passes, and authentic Hindukush landscapes.
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