Islamabad, the capital city of Pakistan, offers a perfect blend of modern elegance and natural beauty. Highlights include the iconic Faisal Mosque—one of the largest mosques in the world—the scenic viewpoints of Daman-e-Koh, the tranquil Rawal Lake, and the Lok Virsa Museum, where Pakistan’s rich cultural heritage comes to life.
The journey continues north to the spectacular Hunza Valley, a land of dramatic landscapes and timeless traditions. Explore Karimabad and its historic Baltit Fort, admire the striking turquoise waters of Attabad Lake, and marvel at the jagged peaks of the Passu Cones. Warm hospitality and breathtaking mountain views make Hunza an unforgettable experience.
The adventure reaches its peak at Fairy Meadows, a stunning alpine plateau located beneath the mighty Nanga Parbat. Known for its postcard-perfect scenery, Fairy Meadows offers panoramic views of the world’s ninth-highest mountain, peaceful camping under star-filled skies, and an optional trek toward Nanga Parbat Base Camp. This magical setting makes Fairy Meadows a true paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers.
This 8-day tour is an ideal combination of culture, history, dramatic mountain scenery, and outdoor adventure—perfect for travelers seeking an authentic and unforgettable experience in Northern Pakistan.
Upon arrival at Islamabad International Airport, you will be warmly welcomed by our team and transferred to your hotel.
If time permits, we will explore the twin cities of Islamabad and Rawalpindi, offering a brief introduction to Pakistan’s capital region.
Overnight stay: Islamabad
After breakfast, transfer to Islamabad International Airport for a 45-minute scenic flight to Gilgit, offering stunning aerial views of the Himalayas and Karakoram ranges.
Upon arrival in Gilgit, continue by road to Hunza Valley. En route, stop at the Old Silk Route viewpoint and enjoy panoramic views of Rakaposhi Peak (7,788 m).
Arrive in Hunza by evening.
Dinner & overnight stay: Hunza Valley
After breakfast, enjoy a short hike to the 800-year-old Baltit Fort. A guided historical tour will give insight into Hunza’s royal past and architecture.
Later, visit the 1,000-year-old Altit Fort, followed by lunch.
In the afternoon, drive to Duikar Top (Eagle’s Nest) for breathtaking sunset views over the Karakoram Range and Hunza–Nagar Valley.
Return to the hotel.
Dinner & overnight stay: Hunza Valley
After breakfast, depart for Upper Hunza (Gojal Valley).
Enjoy boating at the stunning Attabad Lake, surrounded by dramatic mountain scenery. Continue to Gulmit to visit the Women’s Carpet Center, where locally handmade rugs are available.
After lunch, visit the iconic Hussaini Suspension Bridge, followed by a stop at Borith Lake.
Drive back to Gilgit in the evening.
Dinner & overnight stay: Gilgit
After breakfast, drive to Raikot Bridge. Transfer to 4×4 jeeps for the adventurous drive to Tattu Village.
From Tattu, begin the trek to Fairy Meadows. (Horse riding option available for those who prefer not to trek.)
Arrive at Fairy Meadows, have lunch, and spend the afternoon exploring the alpine meadows.
Enjoy dinner with a spectacular view of Nanga Parbat (8,126 m), the world’s 9th highest mountain.
Overnight stay: Fairy Meadows (cabins/camping)
After breakfast, begin the trek toward Nanga Parbat Base Camp.
Depending on snow and trail conditions, the trek will continue up to Base Camp or Bayal Camp.
Return to Fairy Meadows for lunch. Spend the afternoon relaxing, photographing, or taking short walks.
Dinner & overnight stay: Fairy Meadows
After breakfast, trek back to Tattu Village and return by jeep to Raikot Bridge.
Continue the drive toward Naran, crossing the scenic Babusar Pass and stopping at Lulusar Lake along the way.
Arrive in Naran by evening.
Dinner & overnight stay: Naran
After breakfast, drive back to Islamabad.
Lunch en route.
Upon arrival, transfer to the airport according to your flight schedule.
Tour ends with unforgettable memories of Northern Pakistan.
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If you’re traveling to Pakistan, you’ll need a visa. Depending on your nationality, you can get it on arrival or apply online before your trip. You can also go to your local Pakistani embassy for a tourist visa. The length of stay varies: e-visas can be up to 3 months (extendable to 6 months), while visas on arrival are valid for 30 days. Make sure to check visa requirements with the authorities, as they might change.
In Pakistan, what you wear depends on when and where you’re going. In hot areas, wear light, loose clothes like a shirt and trousers. For cold places, bring warm clothes like a jacket and layers. When visiting mosques, cover your head, arms, legs, and shoulders. Dress modestly and avoid shorts. If you’re unsure, it’s best to dress conservatively.
June–September: Monsoon season with unpredictable rains, reaching over 45°C (113°F) in June. Floods can occur.
October/November: Post-monsoon season with decreasing temperatures and rainfall. Days are warm, nights cool.
December–February: Winter months with pleasant daytime temperatures around 20°C (68°F) and colder nights, especially in the northern mountains where it snows.
March–May: Hot and dry season with temperatures in the mid-30s°C (95°F) in low-lying areas, getting hotter towards the north.
Although Pakistan has faced challenges in recent years, it’s now generally safe to visit as long as you stay in busy areas. Some people might worry about coming here, but trust us, there’s a lot to discover beyond what you see in the news. You can be confident that Rock Valley Tours wouldn’t take you anywhere unsafe.
