Northern Areas
Welcome to Gilgit-Baltistan – The Roof of the World
This is not just a place—it’s a feeling. Nestled in the heart of the Third Pole, Gilgit-Baltistan is where the Himalayas, Karakoram, and Hindukush meet, forming a landscape so powerful, it takes your breath away. Home to five of the world’s 8,000+ meter peaks, including K2, it’s a sacred ground for mountaineers, explorers, and dreamers. But beyond the towering giants, you’ll find ancient cultures, crystal-clear rivers, warm hospitality, and paths that lead to self-discovery. Travel here is not just about seeing—it’s about feeling alive.
Fairy Meadows
Near the ninth-highest peak in the world, Nanga Parbat, lies the enchanted alpine meadow known as Fairy Meadows. Hikers, photographers, and nature lovers all visit this location. The trip to the Nanga Parbat basecamp is an experience, complete with beautiful walks and an adventurous jeep ride. Local guesthouses offer a unique stay with warm hospitality including the majestic Himalayan landscape making it the ideal location for a relaxing break.
Passu & Khunjerab pass
Discover the heart of Upper Hunza, where every moment is an adventure. Stay in Passu, a historic village where a community-led project is creating a museum and authentic homestays to conserve heritage.
Cross the daring Hussaini Suspension Bridge, relax at the breathtaking Borith Lake, and admire the towering Passu Cones, which rise from the Hunza River. You can also climb to the nearby Passu Glacier.
Take a lovely boat trip on Attabad Lake before traveling to the world's highest border crossing, Khunjerab Pass. This journey provides an ideal balance of culture, nature, and adventure.
Naltar Valley & Gilgit
Known for its dramatic mountain landscapes, Gilgit sits near some of the highest peaks in the world, including the path to K2.
Just 30 km away lies Naltar Valley, now more accessible with a newly built road. In winter, it transforms into a ski paradise—home to Pakistan’s Olympic skiers, trained by the army. In summer, it’s a hiker’s dream, full of lush trails, forests, and alpine lakes—best explored with our local guides who know every hidden corner.
Astore Valley
Visit Astore Valley in autumn, when every tree turns golden and the whole valley glows like a dream.
Meet the friendly locals, and stay in a cozy guesthouse near the Polo Ground, surrounded by peace and beauty.
Located beyond Fairy Meadows, on the way to Skardu, the journey takes you over the wild and stunning Deosai Plains—keep an eye out for bears! A hidden gem where nature, culture and heritage meet each other.
Skardu & Deosai Plains
Explore the heart of Baltistan, where each view tells a tale. From the vast beauty of the Deosai Plains to the historical majesty of Shigar Fort, the region is a tapestry of culture and nature.
Wander through the dreamlike Katpana Desert, enjoy the comfort of glamping, and visit Khaplu's majestic Chaqchan Mosque. In the serene silence of the mountains, time seems to slow down. This is a voyage through ancient cultures, stunning scenery, and everlasting hospitality.
Karimabad & Hunza Valley
Welcome to Hunza Valley, where legends live
Wander through Ganish Village, which is almost 1,000 years old, and immerse yourself in royal history at Baltit Fort, originally home to the Mir of Hunza—a humble palace that now serves as a museum.
Stroll down Karimabad's artisan street, where local artisans preserve centuries-old traditions.
Until the 1970s, Hunza had no roads and its people had never seen a car or a plane.
Today, it is a thriving tourist destination that retains the beauty, culture, and calm magic of the past.
Explore Altit Fort, Lady Finger Peak, Nagar Valley, and Hoper Glacier. In Hunza, each step has a tale.
Shimshal
Village of Mountaineers & Mountain Women
Tucked deep in the Karakorams, Shimshal is a proud village of climbers, where the community protects its land and traditions.
Women own goats and yaks, leading them high into the mountains each summer to earn income—and send their daughters to school.
The road to Shimshal, built just a few years ago by locals, is a breathtaking ride—wild, winding, and carved above deep ravines.
This is more than a village—it’s a story of strength, pride, and self-reliance.