Luxury
10-Day Skardu & Hunza Tour
Skardu • Shigar • Khaplu • Gilgit • Hunza 10 Days / 9 Nights 4.9
PKR 320,000for the group
about $1,100 · rate of 10 Sep 2026
Hunza Tour Packages
Karimabad, Khunjerab, Attabad and Passu — luxury, family and honeymoon trips.
Published June 18, 2026 Pakistan Travellers Team 5 min read
Quick answer
How many days do I need for a Hunza tour, and what does it cover?
A Hunza trip by road from Islamabad needs 6–7 days, covering Karimabad, Baltit and Altit forts, Attabad Lake, Passu Cones and Khunjerab Pass at 4,693 m. Pakistan Travellers runs Hunza packages as private trips with a 4x4 and mountain driver, in luxury, family and honeymoon variants.
- 6–7 days by road from Islamabad; shorter if you fly to Gilgit.
- Blossom season is late March–May; autumn colour peaks late September–October.
- Khunjerab Pass is normally open roughly May to November, snow permitting.
Our Hunza tour packages take you through the crown jewel of the Karakoram — Karimabad's ancient Baltit and Altit forts, the surreal turquoise of Attabad Lake, the Pak–China border at Khunjerab Pass, and the jagged Passu Cones. Pick a luxury, family or honeymoon itinerary with 5★ stays and a private 4x4.
What a Hunza package covers
A typical Hunza trip runs 5 to 8 days and includes Karimabad's forts and bazaar, a day at Attabad Lake and Passu, the drive up to Khunjerab Pass, and a sunrise at Eagle's Nest. Honeymoon and luxury versions upgrade hotels and add private dining; family versions keep the pace relaxed.
Best time to visit Hunza
Spring (April–May) brings the famous cherry and apricot blossom, summer is warm and ideal for Khunjerab, and autumn (October) turns the valley gold. See our best time to visit Hunza guide to match your trip to the season.
How much does a Hunza tour package cost?
Hunza packages are priced for the whole group. By road they start from around PKR 217,000 for a couple — about PKR 108,500 each — and a family of five on the same road trip pays less per head. The 8-day Hunza & Naltar honeymoon starts at PKR 217,000 for two. Fly-in options that pair Skardu with Hunza start from about PKR 180,000 for a couple, with air tickets quoted per seat on top. Your final price depends on group size, season, hotel tier and how many side trips (Khunjerab, Naltar, Passu) you add.
Sample 7-day Hunza itinerary
A favourite route: Day 1 Islamabad to Chilas along the Karakoram Highway; Day 2 Chilas to Hunza with stops at Rakaposhi View Point and Nasirabad; Day 3 Karimabad — Baltit and Altit forts, the old bazaar and an Eagle's Nest sunset; Day 4 Attabad Lake, Passu Cones, the Hussaini suspension bridge and Borith Lake; Day 5 day trip up to Khunjerab Pass on the Pak–China border; Day 6 Hunza to Naltar Valley for the rainbow lakes, then toward Gilgit; Day 7 return journey or fly out from Gilgit. Every day is adjustable to your pace and interests.
How to reach Hunza
Reach Hunza by road on the Karakoram Highway — roughly 13–14 hours from Islamabad driven straight through, usually split over two days with an overnight in Chilas or Besham — or fly to Gilgit (about 50 minutes) and drive the final 2–3 hours to Karimabad. Flights are scenic but weather-dependent, so fly-in trips always include a road-backup plan. Many travellers fly one leg and drive the other to balance time and scenery.
Where you stay in Hunza
We use handpicked hotels across every budget in and around Karimabad, Hunza and Nagar — from clean 3★ properties and cosy guest houses to 5★ resorts and premium view hotels facing Rakaposhi and the Hunza skyline. Honeymoon and luxury packages upgrade to the best rooms and add touches like private dining and sunrise breakfasts at Eagle's Nest.
What's included in the price
Every Hunza package includes hotels on the stated basis, private 4x4 transport with an experienced local driver, fuel and tolls, a resident guide, and the sightseeing in your itinerary — Baltit and Altit forts, Attabad Lake, Passu and the Khunjerab day trip. Flights, lunches and personal expenses are typically extra. We share a full inclusions-and-exclusions sheet with each quote.
Safety and permits for Hunza
Hunza is one of the safest, friendliest regions in Pakistan, with a very high literacy rate and famously warm hospitality — ideal for families, honeymooners and solo travellers. Pakistani nationals need no permit. Foreign nationals travel on their passport; the Khunjerab border zone and a few restricted areas need extra paperwork, which we arrange for you in advance.
Before you book
What's included
- Private transport with a trained mountain driver (Coaster/van for larger groups)
- Handpicked hotels — Standard, Executive, Luxury or Premium on request
- Daily breakfast
- Fuel, toll taxes & driver allowance
- Expert local guide & 24/7 on-trip support
Not included
- Lunch & dinner
- Personal expenses (shopping, tips, etc.)
- Extra activities (boating, jet ski, chairlifts)
- Travel insurance & air tickets (unless a by-air package)
BUILT AROUND YOU
Most Hunza trips are fully customised
We rarely sell a fixed, off-the-shelf tour. Instead we build each itinerary around your dates, group size, pace and budget — and confirm hotels based on live availability for your travel window. Your total package cost comes down to just two choices:
1 · Your vehicle
A private 4×4 with a trained mountain driver, sized to your group. For a smooth, comfortable mountain journey we usually recommend the Toyota Prado TZ, though the full range — from sedans to Land Cruisers, Grand Cabins and Coasters — is available depending on your group size.
2 · Your hotel standard
Choose from four tiers — Standard, Executive, Luxury and Premium. Same route, elevated comfort at each step. Premium and 5★ stays such as Shangrila, Broqand other resorts deliver the best locations and views; these raise the total but are worth it for a special trip.
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Families, couples and corporate groups guided across the Karakoram since 2013.
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Resident teams in Hunza and Skardu give you real-time road updates and same-day pivots.
24/7 On-Trip Support
While you are travelling, the WhatsApp line is answered around the clock — usually inside five minutes.
Drivers Who Live These Roads
Gilgit-Baltistan locals who run the Karakoram Highway, the Deosai crossing and the Raikot jeep track year-round.
Women & Family-Friendly
Every trip is private — your own vehicle and driver, never a shared coach. Child-friendly hotels, and the pace is planned around the youngest and oldest in the group.
30-Min WhatsApp Confirmation
Book online and receive your confirmed itinerary on WhatsApp within 30 minutes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Five to seven days is ideal to see Karimabad, Khunjerab Pass and Attabad Lake without rushing. Add a day or two to include Naltar Valley.
By-road Hunza tours start from around PKR 217,000 for a couple — about PKR 108,500 each — with Executive and Luxury hotel tiers costing more. Fly-in packages start from about PKR 180,000 for a couple plus air tickets per seat. Message us with your dates and group size for an exact quote.
Yes — Hunza is one of the safest and most hospitable regions in Pakistan, popular with families, honeymooners and solo travellers alike.
April–May brings the famous cherry and apricot blossom, summer (June–August) is warm and ideal for Khunjerab Pass, and October turns the whole valley gold. Each season has its own charm — tell us your dates and we match the itinerary to it.
By road it is roughly 13–14 hours on the Karakoram Highway driven straight through, and most groups split it with a night in Naran. Alternatively fly to Gilgit (about 50 minutes) and drive 2–3 hours to Karimabad.
Yes. A day trip to Khunjerab Pass on the Pakistan–China border is included in most Hunza packages, subject to weather and the seasonal opening of the pass.
Absolutely. We tailor every Hunza tour to your dates, budget and pace — adding Naltar, Passu or a fly-in leg, and choosing family, luxury or honeymoon-grade hotels to match what you want.