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7 days Tour Badshahi Mosuqe Monal and Taxila 5 Buhddists sites

Hoper Valley en route to Rush Lake

Miar glacier from lake

Rush Lake

Parado in Cold desert Baltistan

On KKH car Parado

7 days Tour Badshahi Mosuqe Monal and Taxila 5 Buhddists sites

Car Tour (driver & guide)

Joined 2025

Muhammad S.

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Islamabad

English, Farsi, Urdu (Native)

10 days

Private tour (only you and Muhammad S.)

Up to 15 people

Begin in Lahore with one of the world’s largest and most iconic mosques, a masterpiece of Mughal architecture that reflects grandeur and spirituality.

Taxila Explore five UNESCO-recognized archaeological treasures, including Dharmarajika Stupa, Jaulian Monastery, Mohra Moradu, Sirkap Ruins, and Bhir Mound. These sites reveal the deep cultural and spiritual history of the Gandhara civilization

Itinerary

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08:00 AM

Meeting Point

At your hotel / airport (Islamabad)

- Baltistan International Airport is also arrangeable.

09:00 AM

Day 1: Islamabad to Naran The Journey Begins

Route: Islamabad Mansehra Balakot Kaghan Naran

Drive Time: ~8 hours

Experience:

Begin your journey through the lush green valleys of Kaghan. Stop at the roaring Kunhar River for photos and tea. Visit Lulusar Lake, shimmering under autumn skies.

Overnight: Naran

08:30 AM

Day 2: Naran to Hunza – Into the Realm of Forts and Legends

Route: Naran Babusar Pass Chilas Gilgit Hunza

Drive Time: 9 hours

Experience:

Cross the majestic Babusar Pass (4,173m)—a gateway to Gilgit-Baltistan.

Stop at Rakaposhi View Point for panoramic views of the 7,788m peak.

Explore Baltit Fort and Altit Fort, steeped in Hunza’s royal history.

Overnight: Karimabad, Hunza

08:30 AM

Day 3: Hunza to Hopper Valley Trek Begins

Route: Hunza Nagar Hopper Valley

Drive Time: ~2.5 hours

Trek Start: Trek to Barichokor (~5–6 hours)

Experience:

Drive to Hopper Valley, gateway to the Rush Lake trek.

Begin trekking through Bualtar Glacier, surrounded by golden foliage.

Camp at Barichokor, a serene alpine meadow.

Overnight: Campsite at Barichokor

08:30 AM

Day 4: Barichokor to Rush Phari Into the Clouds

Trek Duration: ~6 hours

Elevation Gain: ~3,800m

Experience:

Ascend through rocky trails and glacial moraines.

Views of Spantik, Miar, and Phuparash Peaks unfold.

Camp at Rush Phari, with clouds drifting below your feet.

Overnight: Campsite at Rush Phari

08:30 AM

Day 5: Rush Phari to Phai Phari

Trek Duration: ~3–4 hours

Elevation: 4,694m

Experience:

Reach Rush Lake, one of the highest alpine lakes in the world. Optional hike to Rush Peak for 360° views of Karakoram giants. Reflect beside the lake’s mirror-like surface.

Overnight: Phai Phari

08:40 AM

Day 6: Phai Phari to Hamdar – Descent Begins

Trek Duration: ~6 hours

Route: Rush Lake Phari Phari Hamdar

Experience:

Begin descent through alpine meadows and glacier crossings.

Camp at Hamdar, surrounded by autumn-tinted forests.

Overnight: Campsite at Hamdar

Day 7: Hamdar to Hunza – Return to Civilization

Trek Duration: 4 hours

Drive: Hopper Hunza (2.5 hours)

Experience:

Complete the trek and drive back to Hunza.

Enjoy a warm shower and local Hunza cuisine.

Overnight: Karimabad, Hunza

Day 8: Hunza to Gulmit Bridges, Lakes, and Stars

Route: Hunza Attabad Gulmit

Drive Time: 2 hours

Experience:

Boating on Attabad Lake, formed by a landslide in 2010.

Cross the thrilling Hussaini Suspension Bridge.

Visit Ganish Village and its ancient petroglyphs.

Overnight: Gulmit

08:50 AM

Day 9: Gulmit to Naran – Descent through Valleys

Route: Gulmit Gilgit Chilas Babusar Pass Naran

Drive Time: ~10 hours

Experience:

Scenic descent through valleys and rivers.

Final views of the Karakoram before re-entering Kaghan.

Overnight: Naran

08:40 AM

Day 10: Naran to Islamabad – A Circle Completed

Route: Naran Balakot Islamabad

Drive Time: 8 hours

Experience:

Reflect on the journey through changing landscapes.

Farewell dinner in Islamabad to celebrate the adventure.

(Optionally we can arrange one more overnight stay with extra cost)

Ending Point

At your hotel or airport (Islamabad)

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Inclusions & Exclusions

What‘s included

-English-Speaking Guide

-Accommodation

(Comfortable hotel stays in key destinations like Hunza, Skardu, and Gilgit)

(Twin-sharing rooms but single occupancy available at extra cost)

- All taxes and service charges included

- Meals, Local and continental cuisine options

(Daily breakfast, lunch, and dinner provided)

(Special arrangements for vegetarians or dietary restrictions with prior notice)

- Bottled water during travel and meals

depending on group size)

-Experienced local driver familiar with mountain routes

-Private car (Prado)

-Fuel, toll fees, and parking charges

-All entrance fees

-Guided visits to iconic spots like Altit & Baltit Forts, Attabad Lake, Shigar Valley, and more

-Photo Stops & Scenic Breaks

(Scheduled stops at panoramic viewpoints and cultural landmarks)

(Time for personal exploration and photography)

What‘s not included

Personal expenses

Tip

Tour Important Information

Important Information for Rush Lake Trek & Tour Guests

• This tour involves extensive trekking across glaciers, alpine meadows, and high-altitude terrain. Comfortable, broken-in hiking boots are essential.

• Moderate to high physical fitness is required. The trek includes steep ascents, glacier crossings, and long walking days.

• Accommodation during the trek is in tents. Sleeping bags, mats, and basic camping gear will be provided.

• This tour is not wheelchair accessible due to rugged terrain and remote campsites.

• Please inform us in advance of any food allergies or dietary restrictions. We do our best to accommodate vegetarian, gluten-free, and other needs.

• Pack warm layers, even in summer. Nights at high altitude (Rush Phari ~4,700m) can be freezing. A down jacket, thermal wear, and waterproof outer layers are recommended.

• Bring sun protection. Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a wide-brimmed hat are essential at high altitudes.

•Water purification tablets or filters are recommended. While we provide boiled water at camps, having your own method adds safety.

• Altitude sickness is a possibility. We ascend gradually, but guests should be aware of symptoms and consult their doctor before joining if concerned.

• Pack light but smart. Porters will carry main luggage during the trek, but guests should carry a daypack with essentials (water, snacks, camera, jacket).

• Limited or no mobile signal during the trek. Connectivity resumes once back in Hunza or Gilgit.

• Photography is welcome, but please respect local customs. Always ask before photographing people, especially in villages.

• Eco-friendly practices are encouraged. Please avoid single-use plastics and help us preserve the pristine environment.

• Guides and porters are trained and experienced. Your safety and comfort are our top priorities.

• Cultural sensitivity is appreciated. You’ll be visiting remote communities—modest dress and respectful behavior go a long way.

Summer season only : June to September each year

Important message from the supplier

I organized tour treks for days weeks and months too

Cancellation Policy

Free cancellation - 8 days prior to meeting time
50% Refund - 3 to 7 days prior to meeting time
No Refund - Within 2 day(s) prior to meeting time

Joined 2025

Muhammad S.

Identity Verified

Interview-Based Quality Checks

About Tour Guide Muhammad S.

I’m Muhammad, your cultural compass and trekking companion through the majestic trails of Gilgit-Baltistan. With years of experience leading expeditions across valleys, glaciers, and ancient trade routes, I blend adventure with storytelling—each trek not just a journey, but a gateway into the region’s soul.

What sets me apart?

• Deep knowledge of local history, traditions, and indigenous wisdom.

• Tailored itineraries crafted with passion, precision, and poetic flair.

• A strong belief in ethical tourism, safety, and respect for nature.

Interests that fuel my work:

• Winter sports, heritage preservation, and promoting local languages like Burushaski.

• Reviving forgotten landmarks and nurturing curiosity in every traveler.

• Sharing humorous tales and reflective insights that make mountains feel like home.

Whether you seek breathtaking views or cultural depth, I guide with heart, humor, and the promise of unforgettable memories.