• Faisal Mosque - Upon arrival at the airport, guests are transferred to their hotel. The first day kicks off with a visit to the iconic Faisal Mosque, a stunning example of modern Islamic architecture and one of the largest mosques in South Asia. Situated at the base of the Margalla Hills, this mosque boasts an elegant design with a vast prayer hall, distinctive triangular minarets, and a fusion of traditional Islamic and contemporary styles. Its peaceful atmosphere and panoramic views of Islamabad make it a must-visit destination.

Next, the exploration of Islamabad, Pakistan’s modern capital, begins. Known for its clean streets, lush green spaces, and breathtaking vistas, Islamabad offers a tranquil contrast to its bustling twin city, Rawalpindi. In the afternoon, the journey continues to Raja Bazaar, Rawalpindi’s lively market. Bursting with colors, sounds, and scents, the bazaar is a treasure trove of local crafts, spices, fabrics, and street food, providing a glimpse into Pakistan’s vibrant culture and rich traditions.

• Taxila Museum - The second day starts with an enlightening visit to the Taxila Museum, a World Heritage Site that showcases the ancient history of the Gandhara civilization.

From Taxila, the journey proceeds towards the picturesque hills of Abbottabad. Surrounded by lush greenery and rolling hills, Abbottabad is a refreshing retreat offering stunning views and a tranquil atmosphere. After enjoying the cool mountain breeze and sightseeing, the journey continues to Chattar Plains in Battagram, known for its expansive green plateaus and idyllic landscapes. Here, the natural beauty of rural Pakistan unfolds with its serene fields and scenic charm.

On the way to Chilas, the journey crosses the mighty River Indus, the longest river in Asia, which has been the lifeline of civilizations for millennia. The sight of this majestic river flowing powerfully through rugged terrains is awe-inspiring. As night falls, guests arrive in Chilas, where they check into a comfortable hotel to relax and prepare for the adventures ahead.

• Gilgit - On the third day, the journey continues into the heart of the mountains, tracing the renowned Karakoram Highway (KKH), often called the “Eighth Wonder of the World” for its engineering marvel through one of the most challenging terrains.

A highlight of the day is the Junction Point of the Karakoram, Himalayas, and Hindu Kush mountain ranges, a geological marvel and a symbol of Pakistan’s unparalleled natural beauty. Standing at this unique confluence, visitors can witness the union of three of the world’s greatest mountain ranges, each with its distinct grandeur.
Continuing on the KKH, breathtaking views of Nanga Parbat, the world’s ninth-highest peak, often called the “Killer Mountain” due to its challenging climbs, are encountered. Several roadside viewpoints allow for admiration of this majestic mountain and capturing its splendor.

As the journey progresses, the scenic Karakoram Highway offers glimpses of traditional villages, terraced fields, and the raw beauty of northern Pakistan.

• Altit Fort - On the fourth day, the captivating beauty and heritage of Hunza Valley are explored. Traveling along the Karakoram Highway, the first stop is the ancient Baltit Fort, a 700-year-old marvel offering panoramic views of the valley. Next is Altit Fort, surrounded by lush terraced gardens and rich in history, showcasing Tibetan and Central Asian influences.

A peaceful channel walk follows, tracing narrow irrigation channels winding through orchards and fields. With cherry and apricot blossoms in full bloom, the valley transforms into a canvas of pink and white hues, perfect for photography enthusiasts.

Experiencing village life adds a personal touch to the journey. Interacting with locals, observing their traditions, and enjoying their hospitality provides insight into Hunza’s unique culture. This day in Hunza blends breathtaking natural beauty, vibrant history, and the charm of a simple mountain lifestyle, leaving lasting memories of this serene paradise.

• Attabad Lake - The fifth day is filled with breathtaking sights as Attabad Lake, a turquoise gem formed after a landslide in 2010, is explored. Here, a serene boating experience is enjoyed, surrounded by towering mountains reflecting in the crystal-clear waters.

Next, the daring Hussaini Suspension Bridge is visited, known for its thrilling walk and stunning views of the Hunza River. Its rustic charm and dramatic backdrop make it a favorite spot for adventure seekers and photographers alike.

The journey continues to Passu, famous for the iconic Passu Cones, sharp, jagged peaks that dominate the skyline. This picturesque village offers stunning vistas, perfect for capturing the beauty of the Karakoram range.

Finally, the ascent to the Khunjerab Pass, the highest paved international border crossing in the world, located at 4,693 meters, is made. Standing at the Pakistan-China border, surrounded by snow-capped peaks, is an unforgettable experience. As evening falls, guests return to Sost for rest and relaxation.

• Skardu - The journey from Gilgit to Skardu is a mesmerizing experience, taking travelers through one of the most scenic routes in northern Pakistan. The road winds alongside the mighty River Indus, offering dramatic views of rugged mountains, deep gorges, and serene valleys.

As the journey passes through Roundu Valley, breathtaking landscapes unfold, with terraced fields and quaint villages nestled against towering peaks. The region’s raw beauty and tranquility create a captivating atmosphere.

Traveling in the season of blossom flowers, the scenery becomes even more enchanting, with apricot and cherry trees in full bloom. The splashes of pink, white, and green add vibrant colors to the rugged terrain, creating postcard-worthy views at every turn.

This journey showcases the diverse beauty of the Karakoram region, blending dramatic mountain vistas with the serene charm of blossoming valleys, making it an unforgettable experience before reaching the magical land of Skardu.

• Upper Kachura Lake - The seventh day begins with a visit to the stunning Upper Kachura Lake, known for its crystal-clear waters surrounded by majestic mountains and lush greenery. Its serene beauty offers a tranquil atmosphere perfect for relaxation and photography. Nearby is the famous Lower Kachura Lake, home to the picturesque Shangrila Resort, often referred to as “Heaven on Earth.” The resort’s red-roofed cottages, nestled along the lake, create an idyllic setting that captivates every visitor.

Next, Kharpocho Fort is visited, a historical gem perched on a hill overlooking Skardu city and the Indus River. This ancient fort, with its panoramic views and rich history, tells tales of the region’s past rulers and their architectural brilliance.

The day ends with a stroll through Skardu city, exploring its vibrant bazaars and engaging with the warm and hospitable locals. This blend of natural beauty, history, and culture makes Skardu an unforgettable destination in the heart of Baltistan.

• Chaqchan Mosque - On the eighth day, the enchanting Khaplu Valley is explored, a region rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. The first stop is the majestic Khaplu Palace, an architectural masterpiece from the 19th century. Once a royal residence, the palace is now a heritage museum showcasing the region’s history, culture, and traditional craftsmanship. Its serene gardens and stunning mountain backdrop make it a must-visit spot.

Next, the ancient Chaqchan Mosque is visited, built in 1370 CE. This historic mosque, with its unique Tibetan, Persian, and Kashmiri-inspired architecture, reflects the deep cultural and spiritual roots of the region. Its intricate wooden carvings and serene ambiance leave visitors in awe.

A tour of Khaplu city follows, where its charming streets and markets are explored, experiencing the local way of life. The day ends in Machulo Village, a picturesque settlement surrounded by lush fields and towering peaks, offering a peaceful escape into nature’s lap.

• Shigar Valley - The ninth day takes travelers to the stunning Shigar Valley, a serene and verdant region surrounded by towering mountains. The first stop is the iconic Shigar Fort, a 400-year-old heritage structure beautifully restored into a luxury hotel by Serena. Known as “Fong-Khar,” meaning “Palace on the Rock,” this fort offers a glimpse into the rich history and culture of Baltistan, blending Tibetan and Islamic architectural styles.

Next, the charming villages of Shigar Valley are explored, known for their lush orchards, terraced fields, and welcoming locals. The valley is a tranquil escape, where time seems to stand still amidst the breathtaking landscapes.

In the afternoon, the spectacular Sarfa Ranga Desert is visited, one of the highest cold deserts in the world. Here, an exhilarating desert safari is enjoyed, driving over golden dunes surrounded by snow-capped peaks. This unique combination of desert and mountain scenery makes Sarfa Ranga a truly unforgettable experience.

• Karakoram Highway - On the tenth day, the drive towards Chilas begins, where an overnight stay in a comfortable hotel is planned. Along the way, the journey offers spectacular views of the majestic Karakoram, Hindukush, and Himalayan mountain ranges. These three great mountain systems converge in this region, creating a stunning landscape of snow-capped peaks, rugged cliffs, and deep valleys.

As the drive progresses through this awe-inspiring terrain, there are countless opportunities to capture the grandeur of these mountains, which stand as some of the highest and most iconic ranges in the world. The drive is filled with numerous scenic spots, offering panoramic views that highlight the beauty and raw power of nature. This day promises to be a visual feast, leaving lasting memories of the majestic landscapes that define this unique part of the world.

• Islamabad - As the unforgettable adventure comes to a close, the journey back to Islamabad begins. After a scenic drive, guests arrive in the city, where they are dropped off at the airport for their departure.

This marks the end of the Epic Jeep Safari & Cultural Adventure through the stunning landscapes and rich heritage of Gilgit-Baltistan. It is hoped that the memories of the majestic mountains, serene valleys, historic forts, and vibrant local cultures will stay with guests long after their journey ends. Safe travels as they return to their home country, with the anticipation of welcoming them again for more unforgettable adventures in the future!

• Air-conditioned transportation
• All-inclusive fees and taxes
• Professional tour guide
• Twin-sharing hotel accommodation

• Medical, Soft drinks, personal expenses i.e. snacks, mobile SIMs, credit cards etc)
• All fees and/or taxes
• International Tickets
• Personal Insurance

This incredible Jeep Safari & Cultural Adventure offers a distinctive journey through the breathtaking landscapes of Gilgit-Baltistan, featuring Hunza, Skardu, and Khaplu. What makes this tour exceptional is the chance to explore remote, awe-inspiring valleys, majestic peaks, and tranquil lakes in a private jeep safari. Participants will witness the splendor of three major mountain ranges—Karakoram, Himalayas, and Hindukush—while visiting historic forts such as Baltit and Altit. The seasonal beauty enhances the experience, with cherry and apricot blossoms in spring, lush greenery in summer, and vibrant autumn colors. The tour also provides an engaging experience in local culture, offering insight into the traditional lives of remote villages. Customizable for all types of travelers, from adventure enthusiasts to those celebrating special occasions, this journey promises an unforgettable exploration of Pakistan’s most scenic regions.

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