Hunza Valley Tour Packages 2026: All-Inclusive By Air & Road

Browse our top-rated 1 to 14-day itineraries for Hunza Valley. Whether you’re planning a private honeymoon getaway or a family vacation road trip via Karakoram Highway, choose a travel plan below to get started.

Our Hunza Tour Packages take you through the breathtaking landscapes of Central, Upper, and Lower Hunza. Here is your complete travel guide to the top Places to Visit in Hunza Valley, categorized for easy planning.

We’ve been running trips to Hunza for over 12 years. Our team has driven both the Karakoram Highway and the Babusar route more times than we can count, in summer heat and in winter snow. That experience shows in how we plan every itinerary — we build in buffer days for flight delays, know which hotels actually deliver on the mountain views they promise, and keep local contacts who can rearrange things on the ground when the weather turns.

We hold a valid DTS licence (ID-2650). It’s not just a formality for us. It means we follow the regulations set by the Department of Tourist Services, carry proper insurance cover for the vehicles, and can be held accountable if something goes wrong. Many operators skip this step. We don’t.

Every package is built around private transport, a local driver who knows the roads, and hotels we have used ourselves. Breakfast is included, entry tickets are arranged, and you can still change the plan if you want more time at Attabad Lake or an extra night in Karimabad. We keep communication open before and during the trip so you’re never left guessing.

If you want a trip that feels organised without feeling rigid, this is how we work.

Here is the list of things you can do on any Hunza Tour, as the valley has numerous mountains, old forts, lakes, and a culture that’s still very much alive.

See the main peaks: When exploring you will see some of the highest mountains in the world includes Rakaposhi (7,788m), Ultar Sar (7,388m), Passu Sar (7,478m), and Nanga Parbat (8,126m).

Attabad Lake boating: Enjoy rafting in Attabad Lake, which has turquoise water and mountains on all sides. You can take a wooden boat, motorboat, or speedboat from the main jetty. Boats run from April to October, and a normal ride takes 30–45 minutes.

Altit Fort and Baltit Fort: Baltit Fort is about 700 years old and gives one of the best views of Rakaposhi. Altit Fort is even older, over 1,000 years old, and sits on a cliff above the Hunza River. Both forts are in Karimabad, can be visited in a single day, and have a small entry fee with a guide available on site.

Jeep ride to Naltar Valley: Naltar Valley is about 40 km from Gilgit. The road is rough, so you need a 4×4 jeep to get there; regular cars can’t make the drive. Once you arrive, you’ll find Satrangi (Blue) Lake and pine forest. It’s easy to do as a Naltar Valley day trip from Gilgit or from Karimabad.

Khunjerab Pass: Khunjerab Pass sits at 4,733 meters and is the highest paved border crossing in the world, right on the Pakistan-China border. Most 5-day and longer Hunza packages include a day trip here.

Hussaini Suspension Bridge: The bridge has wooden planks, gaps between them, and moves as you walk. It’s one of the most photographed spots in Hunza, with the Passu Cones in the background.

Wildlife spotting: Khunjerab National Park is home to snow leopards, ibex, and Marco Polo sheep, though sightings are not guaranteed. Naltar Wildlife Sanctuary is a quieter option for bird watching. You can read our blog on how we do ibex hunting in Hunza.

Local shopping: Karimabad’s main bazaar and Aliabad Market are good places to buy handwoven textiles, local gemstones, dried apricots, apricot oil, and wool products made in the valley.

Drive the Karakoram Highway: The Karakoram Highway connects Hunza to the rest of Pakistan and China, and follows the old Silk Route used by traders for centuries. It’s one of the highest paved international roads in the world and is part of every Hunza by road package we do.

With 12+ years of experience and a valid DTS licence (ID-2650), we plan Hunza trips based on routes our own team has actually driven, not generic online itineraries. Our experienced drivers know both the KKH and the seasonal Babusar route, our hotel partnerships are checked and updated regularly, and every itinerary includes a weather backup plan for flight delays or seasonal road closures.

Because every trip is custom-planned around your dates and preferences, and backed by on-trip communication if anything changes along the way, you’re booking a team that has covered this route before, not a fixed package that hasn’t been reviewed since it was written.