Hunza Swat Tour

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Journey to the heart of Pakistan’s north, where Hunza and Swat valleys cradle you amidst the soaring peaks of the Karakoram and Hindu Kush, are enchanting valleys in northern Pakistan, each unfolding natural glory and cultural legacy. Unveil the magic of Hunza, a land often called ‘Shangri-La’ with stunning scenery and legendary landmarks such as Attabad Lake, Eagles’ Nest Viewpoint, and medieval forts like Baltit and Altit.
Step into the ‘Switzerland of Pakistan’, Swat Valley. It reveals Explore lush meadows, cascading rivers, and ancient wonders like the Butkara Stupa, a testament to Swat’s rich Buddhist heritage such as the Butkara Stupa, all of which represent the region’s long Buddhist past. Both valleys Each valley boasts its own unique charm., from the Immerse yourself in the warm embrace of local villages, marvel at the captivating turquoise lakes, and breathe in the fresh air of emerald-green valleys, making Hunza and Swat a Unforgettable tapestry for anyone seeking a harmonious balance of natural beauties.
Embark on a customizable adventure to Hunza and Swat and discover the breathtaking beauty and rich history of Pakistan’s north.

Top places to visit:

  • Balakot
  • Besham
  • Chillas
  • Lulusar Lake
  • Babusar Top
  • Hunza
  • Nanga Parbat Viewpoint
  • Rakaposhi Viewpoint
  • Baltit Fort
  • Altit Fort
  • Khunjerab Pass
  • Sost
  • Hussaini Bridge
  • Naran
  • Swat Valley
  • Bahrain or Kalam
  • Mahudand Lake
  • Ushu Forest
  • Kalam
  • Malam Jabba

Departure Time: 05:00 AM
Return Time: 06:00 PM

Begin an exciting journey with Guide to Pakistan’s Hunza-Swat trip, commencing from exploring Lahore and Islamabad. The first day unfolds with a departure from Islamabad to Swat, featuring stops at the scenic Madyan Playground and the riverside town of Bahrain, culminating in an overnight stay in Swat. The second day ventures to Mahodand Lake in Ushu and the scenic Mataltan before resting in Kalam. The journey continues on the third day, returning to Bahrain and progressing to Besham, with an overnight stay at Besham Continental Hotel. The following day involves a drive to Gilgit, including a stop at the Nanga Parbat Viewpoint and an overnight stay at Rupal Inn. The fifth day explores Hunza’s cultural and natural gems, including Altit Fort, Baltit Fort, and the Eagle’s Nest Viewpoint, with a captivating backdrop of snow-crested mountains. The next day ventures to Khunjerab National Park and Attabad Lake, delving into the lake’s fascinating formation, before another night in Hunza. The seventh day encompasses stops at the Rakaposhi viewpoint and Babusar Top, culminating in Naran for an overnight stay. The final day marks the return journey to Islamabad/Lahore, concluding a memorable expedition.

  • Carry water with you to stay hydrated and energetic.
  • Bring sturdy and comfortable footwear, especially if you plan on trekking or exploring uneven terrains.
  • Pack a universal power adapter to ensure you can charge your electronic devices.
  • Maintain hygiene on the go by carrying hand sanitizer and wet wipes.
  • Pack sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to keep yourself safe from the sun’s rays.
  • Carry a small backpack for day trips and hikes.
  • Purchase a local SIM card for better connectivity.

Day-1

  • Depart from Islamabad and head towards Swat.
  • Make a stop at Madyan Playground to enjoy the scenic beauty of this famous hill station.
  • Proceed to Bahrain and explore the town on the Swat River’s banks.
  • Overnight stay in Swat Hotels.

Day-2

  • Visit Mahodand Lake in Ushu and spend the day exploring Mataltan.
  • Overnight stay in Kalam.

Day-3

  • Depart from Kalam and make a stop at Bahrain.
  • Continue the journey towards Besham, with a short stay at Madyan.
  • Overnight stay at Besham Continental Hotel.

Day-4

  • Drive from Besham to Gilgit, stopping at the Nanga Parbat Viewpoint.
  • Overnight stay in Gilgit at Rupal Inn.

Day-5

  • Explore Hunza by visiting Altit Fort, Baltit Fort, and the Eagle’s Nest Viewpoint.
  • Marvel at the snow-crested mountains and enjoy the stunning views.
  • Overnight stay in Hunza.

Day-6

  • Drive to Khunjerab National Park and visit Attabad Lake.
  • Experience the natural beauty and learn about the formation of the lake.
  • Overnight stay in Hunza.

Day-7

  • Make stops at Rakaposhi viewpoint and Babusar Top.
  • Reach Naran and enjoy an overnight stay.

Day-8

  • Returning to Islamabad/Lahore

Included

  • Comfortable Transport
  • Deluxe Rooms
  • Jeep drives, tolls, and tickets for attractions (if any)
  • Breakfast, midday meal, and dinner
  • Munchies, cookies
  • Beverages, and mineral water
  • Fuel expenses
  • Basic first aid kit
  • Tour supervisor

Not Included

  • Personal shopping
  • Sporting activities and rides
  • Anything not mentioned in “Included”
  • The Swati people are known for their delicious traditional cuisine, including Rice Haleem, Chapli Kebab, Tikka, Mutton/Lamb/Chicken Karahi, and popular Peshawari dishes. Unlike other Pakistani cuisines, Swati food is typically non-spicy.
  • Shimshal Kuch is a festival celebrated in a remote village in the upper Hunza region. It marks family and cattle reuniting after spending five months in the Pamirs. Shepherds sacrifice goats on the Shimshal Bridge to thank God for the safe return of their families and herds. The festival takes place from October 15th to 18th in Shimshal Valley.
  • Thukhum Rezi marks the start of the agricultural season. It is celebrated in the Hunza Valley with classic polo matches, music and dance performances, and symbolic farming. The festival ends with collective prayers for peace and harmony in the valley. Each household prepares unique traditional dishes SEMN, BAAT, and KHAISTA to share with others. The festival is held between March 5th and 8th.
  • Chineer is a harvest festival celebrated during the first week of July in the Upper Hunza region when the barley crop is ripe. Families led by the head of the household gather in the barley field with a traditional meal to pick and bake the barley. Afterward, everyone gathers to eat local dishes and pray for a good harvest. It is a celebration of the only crop season in the mountains
  • The Kalam Summer Festival is an annual event in the Kalam region, about 100 km from Swat City. Celebrated every year since 2010, it was initiated to mark the return of peace in Swat after three years of militancy. The festival offers a range of exciting sports events, including paragliding and jeep rallies and traditional music concerts featuring Kathak, horse, and Chitral dance performances.
  • You should bring a copy of your National Identity Card (CNIC) (mandatory). If a participant does not have a CNIC, the Company maintains the right to deny them access to the trip without issuing a refund.
  • The Company reserves the right to substantially change, alter, or modify the trip schedule without prior notice to participants or costs due to unforeseen factors such as traffic jams, landslides, riots, terrorist activity, political chaos, stormy weather, or as legally permitted by the Company to be in the group’s best interests.
  • Please be mindful of the respect and privacy of the other participants. In the event of non-compliance with this condition, the Company and/or its member(s) reserve the right to exclude any person from the trip immediately and without prior notice.
  • You warrant and affirm that you do not own any explosives, firearms, or illegal substances throughout the journey.
  • The Company and its representative(s) shall not be held liable for any situation that emerges as a result of your mollification or negligence, and you shall keep the Company and its representative(s) harmless and indemnified against any legal or civil repercussions resulting from your acts in this regard. Participants possessing forbidden items will be expelled from the trip without a refund.
  • While the Company will take all reasonably practicable precautions to ensure the safety and well-being of the trip’s participants if an undesirable situation arises that is beyond the Company’s or its representative(s) reasonable control, or in the case of the occurrence of any unforeseen, inevitable circumstance, the Company and/or its representative(s) shall, for any reason whatsoever, not be held liable and responsible for any consequences.

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