Places to visit in Hunza Valley Balakot Naran Kaghan Lulusar Lake Babusar Top River Kunhar Kiwai Waterfall Saif ul Malook Lake Hunza Valley Altit Fort Baltit Fort Karakoram Highway Rakaposhi
If you are dreaming of a breathtaking escape to the mountains, our Hunza Valley tour packages from Multan, Islamabad, and Faisalabad are the perfect choice for you. This 5-day adventure offers a complete northern experience with stunning valleys, glaciers, lakes, forts, and even a visit to the Khunjerab Pass (China Border).
Departure Cities: Multan, Islamabad, Faisalabad
Duration: 5 Days and 4 Nights
Affordable Price:
From Multan: PKR 24,500 per head | Couple: PKR 56,500
From ISB, LHR, FSD: PKR 20,500 per head | Couple: PKR 50,000
Weekly Departure: Every Friday
Advance Booking: PKR 9,000 only
All Major Attractions Included
Nanga Parbat Viewpoint
Rakaposhi View Point
Gilgit City
Hunza Valley including Aliabad and Karimabad
Attabad Lake for Boating
Passu Cones and Cathedral Peaks
Sost Bazar
Khunjerab Pass, Pak-China Border
Altit and Baltit Fort
Nanga Parbat Viewpoint
Rakaposhi View Point
Malika Parbat
Gilgit City
Hunza Valley
Aliabad
Passu Cones
Pak China Border
Valley of Hunza is a small but important town in Northern Pakistan overlooking magical mountains. The valley is unique due to its weather, geological location & towering peaks in close vicinity. We will present your facts about various seasons in Hunza Valley so you can plan a tour as per your comfort.
Summer Weather in Hunza Valley
Due to global warming, the weather in Hunza Valley is changing abruptly. Some time ago, June was slated as the start of summer, but now the Month of May is even bitted hot. Some parts of Hunza may still be cold, but overall, if you are in central Hunza, the temperature can be around 20 to 26 Celsius. While the weather in upper Hunza, that, is, Passu, markhoon, Husseini & khyber, tends to offer chilly winds due to narrow gorges.
Monsoon Season
There is no monsoon in such mountains. When all of Pakistan is experiencing heat waves & torrential rains- the weather in the valley remains pleasant. However, it does rain in the valley, but it is different from the monsoon. In the past few years, glaciers have been melting due to extreme weather patterns fast, leading to flash floods.
During July & August, lower Pakistan experiences monsoon weather, but you will find no humidity in the Nagar region. It may be a bit warm during the day, but it’s always refreshing in the evening. Further, walking tours are preferable during the early morning and evening.
Autumn Weather
Well, it’s the time of year when every lead turns to gold. I like autumn as the best weather in the valley. While you still have proper daylight, there is not too much cold weather, around 15 to 18 Celsius on average. Moreover, most of the areas are still accessible. Traditionally, autumn has been attracting many foreigners due to pleasant weather.
Winter Weather
The Hunza Valley temperature starts freezing in November, which can stay until 15 March. So, winters are long and very harsh. The average temperature drops to nearly -2; in areas like Shimshal & Khunjerab region, it can even touch -10 Celsius.
People of Hunza experience brutal winters as they stock food items to withstand freezing sub-zero temperatures. Honestly, the people of this region are resilient, and you will find them playing football & ice hockey in bone-chilling winds. Though winter sports are getting famous, international recognition will help improve facilities in such remote regions.
Spring Weather
Well, we are not missing out on spring weather. Cherry blossom is another attribute of spring as it attracts people from all over the world. Thus, nagar valley is home to cherry & apricot trees. Therefore, those trees’ Pink & white leaves in the backdrop of mighty glacial peaks present heavenly views. The temperature is around 10 to 15 Celsius during March & April, respectively.
Yes, but consider these precautions:
Reporting Time: 7 PM
Departure: 8 PM
Breakfast at Mansehra
Visit Kiwai Waterfall and Kaghan Bridge
Arrival at Naran, enjoy riverside view
Overnight stay and dinner in Naran
Breakfast at Naran
Visit Lulusar Lake and Babusar Top
Short stop at Gilgit and Rakaposhi View Point
Reach Hunza for night stay and dinner
Breakfast at Hunza
Visit Karimabad, Altit Fort, Baltit Fort
Enjoy Attabad Lake boating with two-hour stay
Visit Passu Cones and Glacier
Overnight stay at Sost
Breakfast at Sost
Departure to Khunjerab Pass with a three-hour stay
Return towards Chilas for overnight stay
Breakfast at Chilas or Naran
Departure towards Multan, Islamabad, or Faisalabad
Arrival at 12 AM midnight
Private air-conditioned transport
Four nights hotel accommodation
Four breakfasts and four dinners
Bonfire and music night
Professional tour guide
All toll taxes and driver expenses
Jeep charges such as for Lake Saiful Malook
Entry tickets for forts and national parks
Chairlift, horse riding, or ice gear rental
Lunch, mineral water, and snacks
Personal expenses like phone calls and laundry
Extra expenses due to landslides, political issues, or emergencies
Original CNIC or ID card
Warm clothes, jackets, and a raincoat
Sunblock, sunglasses, and a hat
Joggers or trekking shoes
Water bottle and snacks
Face mask, hand sanitizer, and gloves
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Hunza Valley is famous for its surreal landscapes, majestic mountains, crystal-clear Attabad Lake, friendly locals, and the world’s highest paved border crossing at Khunjerab Pass.
Spring Blossom: March to April
Summer: May to August
Autumn and Fall Colors: October to November
Winter for Snow Lovers: December to February
By Road: From Multan, Islamabad, and Faisalabad via Naran and Babusar Top (best scenic route)
By Air: Flight to Gilgit, then a two-and-a-half-hour drive to Hunza
Luxus Hunza Attabad Lake Resort
Eagle Nest Hotel Duikar
Serena Hunza Hotel
Hard Rock Hunza
Hunza Darbar Hotel
Café de Hunza famous for walnut cake
Glacier Breeze Restaurant near Passu
Hunza Lounge
Yak Grill
How much does a Hunza tour from Multan cost?
PKR 24,500 per head for the standard group package
Is Hunza safe to travel?
Yes, Hunza is one of the safest tourist destinations in Pakistan
Which is better, Hunza or Skardu?
Hunza is famous for lakes and forts, while Skardu is best for mountains and Deosai plains
Is internet available in Hunza?
Yes, 4G internet is available in most areas, but the signal is weak at Khunjerab
Does Hunza have an airport?
No, the nearest airport is in Gilgit which is a two-and-a-half-hour drive from Hunza
How many days are enough for Hunza?
Five to seven days are ideal to explore Hunza and nearby attractions
What are the best months to visit Hunza?
April to October offers the best weather for sightseeing and travel
What is the best route to Hunza?
The Naran to Babusar Top route in summer or Karakoram Highway (KKH) during winter
What are the famous fruits of Hunza?
Apricots, cherries, apples, and mulberries are signature fruits of Hunza
Do you offer couple packages?
Yes, starting from PKR 56,500 from Multan and PKR 50,000 from Islamabad or Faisalabad
Explore the beauty of Hunza Valley with our 5 Days Hunza Tour Package from Multan, Islamabad, and Faisalabad. From mesmerizing lakes to the majestic Khunjerab Pass, this trip covers it all. Book now for an unforgettable adventure with the best prices and services.
