Hunza Skardu tour packages cost Rs.32,000 to Rs.37,500 per head, including hotels and transport. Skardu Hunza private tour packages are also available, ranging from Rs.75,000 (Standard Trip Package) to Rs.85,000 (Deluxe Travel Package) and Rs.95,000 (Luxury Tour Package) in 7, 8, and 9-day vacation trips.
The following is the Karakoram Hunza Skardu Tour Packages plan for your desired dates. It is recommended that the tourists join our Road Trip to Skardu Hunza to explore Gilgit Baltistan to the fullest extent possible. Join our Hunza Skardu tour package to explore the Deosai Plain, Khunjerab Pass, Basho, Shigar, Naltar, Nagar, Hussaini Suspension Bridge, and Katpana Cold Desert. Many sightseeing, trekking, expedition, and family trips are also available at a lower price.
Just choose your desired dates for our public group tour to enjoy the natural scenery of Hunza Valley & Skardu. You can easily take a group of four to five people to Deosai Plain Prados for about Rs.16,000 to Rs.20,000 roundtrip from Skardu. The cost of a jeep for Bashu Meadows is similarly between Rs.10,000 and Rs.12,000 from Basho Bridge (for up to six people). So, the following Packages are from Lahore, Islamabad, and Faisalabad (Friday Night to next Saturday Night). We have 7 to 8 Days Hunza Skardu Holiday Packages in group or public trips from Pakistan.
Hunza Valley is among the most beautiful Valley in Gilgit Baltistan. So we have public or group tour packages starting from May and June. Entry ticket price for Shigar Fort is Rs.500 per head for locals and Rs.1500 for foreign tourists. Moreover, if you want to visit the alluring Shangrilla Lake, Rs.1000 entry charges to capture beautiful photographs for your social media.
Khaplu, lying 103 km (64 mi) east of Skardu, was the second-largest kingdom in old Baltistan of the Yangon dynasty. It guarded the trade route to Ladakh along the Shyok River east of its confluence with the Indus. We will explore the most scenic destinations in our Hunza Skardu Holiday Packages:
For foreigners looking to experience culture and breathtaking places in the Karakoram, the Karakoram Hunza Skardu trip is designed specifically for them. According to the name, the Karakoram Hunza Skardu travel takes you through all the significant parts of Gilgit Baltistan. Many scenic camping sites available in Hunza and Skardu to gaze at the billion stars. Each camp will charge you Rs.2000 to Rs.3000 for 1 night in which 3 to 4 persons can easily accommodated.
Additionally, a 10-day tour plan is included on the tour. Among the areas we will explore are Gilgit, Hunza, and, most importantly, Skardu, the Great North, the most significant region of northern Pakistan. We offer the best Hunza Skardu vacation packages for your vacation and holidays. You can join our only 5-Day Hunza Skardu Tour from your location. We have Standard Trips, Deluxe Tours, and Executive level trips at discounted rates.
This fort is also known as Kharpocho, which means “king of forts” due to its location on a hill above the town. In 1948, this imposing fort was the scene of several battles, including one war fought in the 16th century. Watching the mighty Indus wind its way among the silvery white sands will be an unforgettable experience.
A Jeep can take you to Satpara Lake in about 20 minutes, about 8 kilometers (5 miles) north of Skardu. Glacier-capped mountains surround its crystal-clear waters. A lake has a fairytale island in its middle accessible by rowing country boats. Additionally, fishing is good in this lake due to its abundance of fish.
It takes about an hour by jeep to reach Shangrila Lake, also known as Kachura Lake. This shimmering and peaceful lake is teeming with brown trout. Its banks are covered in exotic and colorful flowers during spring, and peach, apricot, and apple trees bloom in April. A variety of delicious apples will be available later in the summer.
Shigar Valley is 23 km from Skardu via a jeep road and is the gateway to the spectacular Karakoram peaks, including Gasherbrum and K2. The gentle slopes are adorned with terraced fields of wheat, maize, and barley. Baltistan has an array of diverse fruits, including apricots, mulberries, peaches, plums, pears, apples, and nuts. Many centuries ago, Kashmiri carpenters built a wooden mosque in the middle of town.
In 103 km east of Skardu, lies the beautiful Khaplu Valley of the Shyok River. Khaplu serves as a starting point for many treks and climbing expeditions. The area has many famous mountains, including Masherbrum, Saltoro, Sia Kangri, and K-6 and K-7.
According to Syed Ali Hamdani, the Chaqchan Mosque was one of the earliest mosques built in Baltistan (1504 AD). There is a palace of the Raja of Khaplu and the remains of the Thor.
A living style similar to the old traditional balti style prevails in the “Nansoq Organic village Skardu.” Organic materials are utilized in their homes, and they infrequently use machines or synthetic materials. Keeping it in its original state highlights the importance of organic living. Organic lifestyle remains strong in Baltistan. Among the Skardu villages, Nansoq is the most organically pure.
A rock carving of Buddha can be found on the Skardu-Sadpara Road, across the Sadpara Nullah, about 3 km from Skardu. These carvings date back to the 8th century AD. The rock along Kachura Lake is carved with prehistoric figures. Additionally, there are some rock carvings and a diagram of a monastery near Perkuta (Mehdi Abad) Nalah.
You can start your day with a traditional breakfast at 7:30 am, enjoying regional tastes and substantial meals that prepare you for the day’s adventures. Head to the spectacular Hunza Skardu Tour after breakfast for breathtaking views of the glacier and its surroundings. Glacier treks offer up-close views of this natural phenomenon for those, who are more daring.
Spend the day exploring the area and return to Nagar in the evening. Experience the rich and diverse flavors of the region while eating traditional local food. Gather around a bonfire under the stars as the sun sets to swap tales and reflect on your day. The day ends with a pleasant overnight stay in Nagar, ready to begin the next phase of your trip.
Hunza Valley is quite the opposite of Skardu. These are two separate states with different beauty. On a full moon night, the sight of the valley from the fort is nothing short of breathtaking. An unforgettable experience is seeing the sunset because the afterglow in the mountains remains for several minutes. It is something you can only experience if you are there. There is an appeal to cold deserts like Katpana that you won’t find anywhere else. There are many beautiful dunes in the Katpana cold desert. The dunes are constantly shifting due to strong winds. We will explore many more tourist destinations Hunza Skardu Holiday Package:
Learn about the cultures of ethnic minority groups in Hunza
Join in with Hunza drum beats and dance
Taste the delicious cuisine of Pakistan and Hunzai
Interacting with the community members, including women, men and children in Hunza
A view toward Rakaposhi and Passu Sar (7,478m) and Ultar Sar (7,388m) in the Karakoram range
Rivers, streams, tributaries (Hunza, Gilgit, Indus, Kunhar)
Attabad tunnel (7km), Babusar Pass (4,173m) and Khunjerab Pass (4,733m).
Northern Pakistani valleys including Hunza, Nagar, Naltar, Besham/Kaghan, and Naran.
Lakes such as Attabad, Lulusar, Naltar, and Batura
Several glaciers, including Passu, Batura, and Hussaini
Parks and wildlife sanctuaries in Khunjerab and Naltar
Visiting the Altit and Baltit forts
Naran, Aliabad, and Karimabad bazaars
Routes of ancient silk along the Karakoram Highway
Take a drive through towns like Haripur, Abbottabad, Mansehra, etc.
Visiting Islamabad & Rawalpindi on a sightseeing tour
Get to know new people
Experiencing culture at a discount