The Unique Traditions of Gilgit-Baltistan

 

Starting from China, this epic journey will lead you to the mountain kingdom of Gilgit-Baltistan through the highest metalled border between Pakistan and China at Khunjerab Pass (4733m). You will be able to enjoy the sensational beauty of the heavenly blessed region, the Silk Road history, and the fascinating Mini Tibet in this unique tour program. Your first descent from the border will lead you to the kingdom of Hunza, called “the epitome of mountain grandeur” by Eric Shipton”, where the captivating views of snow capped peaks, terraced fields and orchards, legendary forts, cultural diversity, and mysteries of longevity are what you will experience. Gilgit has remained a melting pot of ancient traders and religions where the centuries old Buddhist manuscripts are still vivid.  Finally, Skardu (Mini Tibet) – threshold to some of world’s highest mountains and longest glaciers – boasts of its Tibetan influenced architecture and glorious Buddhist manuscripts, still maintains the true cultural heritage appealing to the tourists. You will feel a generous feel of hospitality in the land of cultural and geographic diversity during this distinctive tour.

 

Fact Sheet:

Duration: 09 Nights /10 Days
Ideal Season: April – November
Max Elevation: 4733 m
Range: Karakorum
Trip Grade: Easy
Zone Type: Open

 

Itinerary:

Days Program Overnight
01 Drive from Tashkurghan to Sost over Khunjerab Pass Hotel
02 Drive to Hunza. Hotel
03 Rest day in Hunza, evening to Hoper glacier. Hotel
04 Drive to Gilgit. Hotel
05 Drive to Skardu. Hotel
06 Drive to Khaplu. Hotel
07 Drive to Skardu Shigar valley. Hotel
08 Drive to Gilgit. Hotel
09 Drive to Hunza. Hotel
10 Morning drive to Sost and proceed to Tashkurghan. N/A

 

NOTE:  This program can also be customized according to the preferences of our clients. For further assistance, please feel free to contact us

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