6 Days Private Hunza Valley Khunjerab Pass and Naltar Valley Tour
Fully Customizable | Private Tour | Your Dates, Your Pace, Your Experience
Your Dream Hunza Journey, Designed Exclusively for You
Experience the legendary Hunza Valley on your own terms with our completely customizable 6-day private tour. Unlike group tours with fixed schedules and crowded buses, this exclusive package is crafted around your preferences, travel style, and budget. Whether you’re planning a romantic honeymoon escape, a multigenerational family adventure, or a photography expedition with friends, we design your perfect Hunza experience.
Explore iconic destinations like Khunjerab Pass (the world’s highest international border), ancient Baltit and Altit Forts, stunning Attabad Lake, and the pristine Naltar Valley—all at your own pace with a private vehicle, personal driver, and expert guide dedicated solely to your group.
Perfect For: Honeymoon couples, families with children, friend groups, solo travelers seeking privacy, corporate retreats, photography enthusiasts, luxury travelers
100% Customizable: Every aspect tailored to you—destinations, hotels, activities, pace, and budget
WHY CHOOSE A PRIVATE CUSTOMIZED HUNZA TOUR?
The Luxury of Complete Freedom & Flexibility
Your Private Vehicle & Driver Travel in comfort with a dedicated luxury vehicle (Land Cruiser, Prado, or premium SUV) and experienced driver who knows every curve of the Karakoram Highway. No sharing with strangers, no waiting for others, no compromises on comfort.
Your Preferred Dates Depart any day of the year that suits your schedule. No need to adjust your plans around group tour dates. Perfect for last-minute planners or those with specific travel windows.
Your Custom Itinerary Want to spend extra time photographing Passu Cones? Interested in visiting off-the-beaten-path villages? Prefer luxury heritage hotels over standard accommodations? Everything is customizable.
Your Group Only Travel with just your loved ones. Privacy for honeymoon couples, quality family time without distractions, or exclusive time with friends—no strangers in your group.
Your Pace Sleep in if you want, extend stays at favorite locations, skip places that don’t interest you. The itinerary adapts to your energy levels and preferences.
Your Choice of Experiences Standard sightseeing or adventure activities? Budget-friendly or luxury experiences? Cultural immersion or pure relaxation? You decide every aspect.
Your Hotel Selection Choose from budget guesthouses (PKR 3,000/night) to 5-star heritage hotels (PKR 25,000/night). We provide options, you select what fits your budget and comfort level.
Your Meal Preferences Vegetarian? Food allergies? Want to try specific local dishes? We ensure every meal suits your dietary requirements and preferences.
DETAILED DAY-BY-DAY ITINERARY
Flexible Base Itinerary (Fully Customizable)
This is our recommended 6-day itinerary covering the best of Hunza Valley. However, every element is customizable to your preferences. Want to extend to 8 days? Prefer to skip certain destinations? Interested in adding adventure activities? Just let us know!
Day 1: Departure to the Mountains
Islamabad / Lahore → Chilas or Jaglot
Distance: ~450 km | Duration: 10–12 hours | Overnight: Chilas or Jaglot
Your adventure begins as you leave the bustling cities behind and head toward the majestic mountains of Northern Pakistan. Most travelers depart from Islamabad between 6:00–7:00 AM to reach Chilas by evening. If starting from Lahore, an overnight departure ensures a smooth transition into the mountain route by morning. Pickup can be arranged from your home, hotel, airport, or any city in Pakistan.
Soon after departure, you enter the Hazara Motorway — a smooth, scenic expressway that gradually leads you into the hills. Urban landscapes fade into rolling green mountains, and the air begins to feel fresher and cooler.
By mid-morning, you reach Besham for breakfast. Enjoy traditional Pakistani favorites like paratha, omelet, yogurt, and hot tea in a comfortable roadside restaurant. It’s the perfect pause before the terrain becomes more dramatic.
After breakfast, you officially join the legendary Karakoram Highway (KKH), often called the Eighth Wonder of the World. The mighty Indus River runs alongside the road, carving deep gorges through rugged mountains. Ancient rock carvings occasionally appear along the roadside — reminders of the historic Silk Route that once passed through this corridor.
A scenic stop at Sumer Nala Viewpoint offers your first breathtaking panorama of towering cliffs and winding roads below. It’s an excellent photography opportunity and a moment to truly absorb the scale of the mountains.
By late afternoon (around 5:00–6:00 PM), you arrive in Chilas or Jaglot. After hotel check-in, relax and freshen up. Dinner is served at the hotel, offering traditional Pakistani cuisine or continental options. With the mountains surrounding you and cooler air settling in, you rest early — tomorrow promises even greater beauty.
Day 2: The Legendary Karakoram Highway
Chilas → Hunza Valley (Karimabad)
Distance: ~230 km | Duration: 6–8 hours | Overnight: Hunza Valley
Today is one of the most scenic drives in the world.
After breakfast, you depart around 8:00 AM, continuing along the Karakoram Highway as the mountains grow taller and more dramatic.
Your first major stop is the Nanga Parbat Viewpoint. Known as the “Killer Mountain,” Nanga Parbat (8,126m) is the world’s 9th highest peak. Its massive Rupal Face — the highest mountain wall on Earth — rises dramatically into the sky. Tea stalls nearby allow you to enjoy the view while warming up with a cup of chai.
Next, you visit the Three Mountain Ranges Junction Point — a rare geographical site where the Karakoram, Himalayas, and Hindu Kush ranges meet. Standing here, surrounded by towering peaks in every direction, is a truly unique experience.
As you continue north, Rakaposhi (7,788m) dominates the skyline. At the Rakaposhi Viewpoint, you can admire this majestic peak and its glacier-clad slopes. In fruit season, roadside stalls offer fresh apricots, cherries, and apples from Hunza’s fertile terraces.
Lunch is served at a quality roadside restaurant along the highway, offering biryani, karahi, BBQ, and vegetarian options.
By mid-afternoon, the landscape opens into Hunza Valley. Terraced fields climb the mountainsides, and snow-capped peaks frame the horizon. Passing through Gilgit and along the Hunza River, you finally reach Karimabad around 3:00–4:00 PM.
After hotel check-in, you are greeted with panoramic views of Rakaposhi, Ultar Peak, and Ladyfinger Peak. The rest of the evening is free to explore Karimabad Bazaar, shop for handicrafts, or simply relax on a rooftop terrace.
At sunset, the mountains glow pink and golden — one of Hunza’s most unforgettable sights. Dinner offers the chance to try traditional Hunza dishes like chapshuro and local specialties before settling in for the night.
Day 3: Upper Hunza & Khunjerab Pass – The Northern Frontier
Distance: ~160 km round trip | Duration: 10–12 hours | Overnight: Hunza
Today is the grand highlight of the tour — a journey to Khunjerab Pass, the highest paved international border in the world at 4,693 meters.
After an early breakfast, you depart with warm clothing packed, as temperatures at Khunjerab are significantly colder than Hunza.
Optional morning stops include the ancient villages of Ganish and Altit, where narrow stone lanes and traditional architecture reflect centuries of Hunza’s cultural heritage.
As you travel deeper into Upper Hunza, the scenery becomes increasingly dramatic. In Gulmit, you witness traditional Wakhi culture and stunning glacier views.
Soon you arrive at Passu, home to the iconic Passu Cones (Cathedral Ridge) — sharp, dramatic peaks that are among the most photographed mountains in Pakistan. A short walk toward Passu Glacier allows you to experience ancient ice formations up close.
Continuing north, you pass Batura Glacier — one of the longest glaciers outside the polar regions — before entering Khunjerab National Park. Here, wildlife such as Himalayan ibex and marmots may occasionally be spotted across the high-altitude landscape.
Finally, you reach Khunjerab Pass at 4,693 meters (15,397 feet). Massive gates mark the border between Pakistan and China. The air is crisp and thin, the sky deep blue, and snow often blankets the ground even in summer. Standing here feels like being on the roof of the world.
You take photographs at the border marker, explore the wind-swept plateau, and enjoy the sense of achievement that comes from reaching such an extraordinary altitude.
On the return journey, adventure continues.
At Hussaini Suspension Bridge, you can choose to cross one of the region’s most thrilling rope bridges or admire it safely from nearby.
Next comes Attabad Lake — the turquoise jewel of Hunza. Formed in 2010 after a landslide, its brilliant blue waters are now one of the valley’s most famous attractions. Here you can enjoy:
Boat rides across crystal-clear water
Jet skiing for an adrenaline rush
Speed boat tours
Zip lining across the lake
Relaxing at lakeside cafés with mountain views
As sunset reflects off the turquoise surface, the scenery becomes magical.
By evening (around 7:30–8:00 PM), you return to Karimabad. After dinner, you rest with unforgettable memories of glaciers, borderlands, and towering peaks.
Day 4: Hunza Heritage & Nagar Valley – Cultural Immersion
Distance: ~80 km | Duration: 8–10 hours | Overnight: Minapin (Nagar Valley)
Today blends history, culture, and untouched natural beauty. The morning is dedicated to exploring Hunza’s ancient royal heritage, while the afternoon takes you across the river into the quieter, less-explored Nagar Valley.
After breakfast, you visit Baltit Fort, a 700-year-old former royal residence overlooking Karimabad. Built in traditional Tibetan style, the fort now serves as a museum showcasing royal artifacts, traditional weapons, and centuries-old living quarters. From its rooftop, panoramic views of Hunza Valley and Ultar Glacier are breathtaking.
Next, continue to Altit Fort, the oldest fort in Gilgit-Baltistan (over 1,000 years old). Beautifully restored, it offers insight into early Hunza architecture and lifestyle. Its terraced gardens and historic rooms provide both cultural depth and stunning views of the Hunza River gorge. Enjoy lunch at the Altit Fort café, one of the most scenic dining spots in the valley.
Before heading to Nagar, you may explore Karimabad Bazaar for gemstones, traditional Hunza caps, dried fruits, and apricot oil.
By afternoon, you cross the Hunza River and enter Nagar Valley — more peaceful and authentic than its neighboring Hunza. An optional stop at Hopar Village offers distant glacier views before reaching Minapin, a charming village nestled at the base of Rakaposhi (7,788m).
Minapin is famous for its cherry blossoms in spring and golden autumn colors. With fewer tourists and traditional stone houses, it feels untouched by time. Take a relaxed village walk, visit orchards (in season), and capture stunning Rakaposhi views rising dramatically above the village.
By evening, check into a cozy guesthouse. Dinner features authentic local cuisine, and the night sky — free from light pollution — shines brilliantly above. Accommodation here is simple but clean, focused on authentic mountain living rather than luxury.
Day 5: Naltar Valley & Return to Chilas
Distance: ~280 km | Duration: Full Day | Overnight: Chilas
After breakfast, depart Minapin and drive toward Nomal, the gateway to Naltar Valley. From here, transfer to local 4×4 jeeps for the scenic mountain track into Naltar.
Naltar Valley, sitting at around 3,000 meters, is famous for its three colorful alpine lakes surrounded by pine forests and snow-capped peaks.
The Lower Lake is easily accessible and offers beautiful blue-green waters. A short uphill walk leads to the Upper Lake, the most stunning of the three, with vibrant turquoise tones that change with sunlight. For hiking enthusiasts, the Third Lake (Bashkiri Lake) offers a more secluded trekking experience.
Enjoy lakeside relaxation, photography, short forest walks, or horse riding. The peaceful setting and crisp pine-scented air make Naltar a refreshing contrast to Hunza’s rocky landscapes.
After 3–4 hours in Naltar, descend by jeep to Nomal and continue south along the Karakoram Highway toward Chilas. Familiar mountain views appear from a new perspective as you follow the Indus River once again.
Arrive in Chilas by evening, check into your hotel, enjoy dinner, and rest before the final journey home.
Day 6: Return to Islamabad – Journey Home
Distance: ~450 km | Duration: 10–12 hours
After breakfast, depart Chilas and retrace your scenic route along the Karakoram Highway. The powerful Indus River accompanies you as the dramatic mountain gorges slowly give way to rolling hills and eventually the plains.
In summer (May–October), an optional return via Babusar Pass and Naran Valley offers a completely different landscape of alpine meadows, Lulusar Lake, and forested valleys.
En route, stop for tea and lunch in towns like Besham or Mansehra before continuing toward Islamabad.
By evening (6:00–7:00 PM), you arrive back in Islamabad or your preferred drop-off location. If returning to Lahore, arrival is expected late evening.
Your mountain adventure concludes, but the memories of Hunza’s peaks, turquoise lakes, historic forts, and peaceful villages remain long after the journey ends.
6 Days Private Hunza Valley Khunjerab Pass and Naltar Valley Tour
Complete Services Included – All-Inclusive Private Tour
Enjoy a premium, worry-free experience with everything professionally arranged from start to finish.
Private Luxury Transportation
Travel in your own comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle (Land Cruiser, Prado, Grand Cabin, or Hiace based on group size). Vehicles are fully insured, well-maintained, and equipped with charging ports, music systems, and ample luggage space.
A professional, licensed mountain driver—experienced, courteous, and fluent in English/Urdu—accompanies you throughout the journey. All driver expenses, fuel, tolls, and parking fees are fully covered with no hidden charges.
5 Nights Hotel Accommodation
Your stays include:
Night 1: Chilas/Jaglot
Nights 2–3: Hunza Valley
Night 4: Minapin (or alternative)
Night 5: Chilas
Choose your preferred hotel category:
Budget
Standard
Deluxe
Luxury
All rooms include attached bathrooms, clean linens, hot water, heating, and mountain views (where available). Room configurations are arranged to suit couples, families, solo travelers, or groups.
Daily Breakfasts
Six fresh breakfasts are included, offering Pakistani and continental options. Vegetarian and special dietary needs are accommodated. Lunches and dinners remain flexible, allowing you to explore recommended local restaurants based on your preferences and budget.
Professional Local Guide
An experienced local guide accompanies you throughout the tour, sharing insights into regional history, culture, wildlife, and photography spots. They manage logistics, assist with photos, and are trained in first aid and safety protocols.
Support & Added Comfort
24/7 assistance and emergency support
Basic first aid kit
Pre-tour consultation and itinerary customization
Hotel bookings and permit arrangements
Bottled water, snacks, charger access in vehicle
All government taxes and service charges included
Optional jeep services (e.g., Naltar Valley) can be arranged separately.
Travel confidently everything is handled for you.
What’s Not Included – Plan Your Budget
Please budget separately for the following:
Entry Fees & Permits: Forts, parks, and attractions (e.g., Baltit, Altit, Khunjerab, Naltar) cost approximately PKR 800–1,200 per person in total.
Transportation Extras: Naltar Valley requires a local 4×4 jeep (PKR 3,000–5,000 per jeep, shared by 4–6 people).
Activities & Adventure Sports: Boating, jet skiing, zip lining, horse riding, and glacier guides range from PKR 4,000–7,000 per person if doing all.
Lunches & Dinners: Estimated PKR 5,500–10,500 per person for the trip.
Personal Expenses: Shopping, tips, insurance, laundry, and other extras vary.
Recommended Extra Budget:
Budget: PKR 15,000–20,000
Standard: PKR 25,000–35,000
Comfort: PKR 40,000–60,000
A private customized tour is designed exclusively for you and your group, offering complete privacy, flexibility, and control. You travel only with your family or friends—no strangers—at your own pace and comfort level. The itinerary is fully customizable: choose the destinations you love, skip what doesn’t interest you, and adjust plans anytime. You can start on any date, select hotels from budget to luxury, pick your preferred vehicle, and personalize activities and meals. A dedicated guide and driver focus entirely on your needs, ensuring real-time adjustments and special requests are smoothly accommodated throughout the journey.
Unlike group tours with fixed schedules, shared transport, and limited flexibility, private tours provide a personalized and exclusive experience. They’re ideal for honeymooners, families, seniors, luxury travelers, photographers, friend groups, corporate teams, and special celebrations. Group tours, however, suit budget-conscious or social travelers who enjoy meeting others and sharing costs.
6 Days Private Hunza Valley Khunjerab Pass and Naltar Valley Tour
Complete Services Included – All-Inclusive Private Tour
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Everything You Need to Know
Q1: How much does a private 6-day Hunza tour cost?
A: Pricing varies based on group size, hotel category, and season. Approximate ranges:
● Couple (2 people): PKR 90,000-150,000 per person
● Family (4 people): PKR 60,000-110,000 per person
● Group (6+ people): PKR 50,000-95,000 per person
Contact us with your specifics for exact quote within 24 hours.
Q2: Can I book a private tour for just one person?
A: Yes! Solo travelers can book private tours. However, since costs (vehicle, driver, guide) are fixed, the per-person cost is higher.
Expect PKR 180,000-250,000+ for solo depending on hotel choices. Alternatively, we can connect you with other solo travelers to share costs (becomes semi-private).
Q3: How far in advance should I book?
A: ● Peak Season (May-Sep): 4-6 weeks advance recommended
● Shoulder Season (Apr, Oct): 2-3 weeks sufficient
● Off-Season (Nov-Mar): 1-2 weeks, sometimes even last-minute. However, we accept bookings even 3-4 days before departure subject to availability!
Q4: What’s the best time of year for this tour?
A: Each season offers unique experiences:
● Spring (Mar-Apr): Cherry blossoms, moderate weather
● Summer (Jun-Aug): All destinations accessible, perfect weather, peak season
● Autumn (Sep-Oct): Golden colors, excellent photography, ideal weather
● Winter (Nov-Feb): Snow landscapes, fewer tourists, 20-30% lower costs
Best overall: May-June and September-October for weather + accessibility + moderate crowds.
Q5: Is Khunjerab Pass open in winter?
A: No. Typically closed November through
March/April due to heavy snowfall. If closed, we adjust itinerary to focus more on Upper Hunza villages (Passu, Gulmit), extend time at other locations, or add alternative destinations like Hopar Valley.
Q6: What kind of vehicle will we have?
A: Based on group size:
● 2-4 people: Land Cruiser, Prado, or luxury SUV
● 5-8 people: Grand Cabin or similar
● 9+ people: Larger coach or two vehicles
All vehicles are:
● Air-conditioned
● Well-maintained and insured
● Comfortable for mountain roads
● Driven by experienced professionals
You can request specific vehicle types (premium charges may apply).
Q7: Can we change the itinerary during the tour?
A: Yes! One of the biggest advantages of
private tours is real-time flexibility. If you want to:
● Spend extra time somewhere you love
● Skip a destination that doesn’t interest you
● Add a last-minute location
● Adjust schedule due to weather or energy levels
Just discuss with your guide and driver. They’ll accommodate as much as possible. (Note: Major
changes requiring new hotel bookings may incur extra costs.)
Q8: What if my flight to Islamabad is delayed?
A: No problem! Private tours offer flexibility:
● We adjust pickup time based on your actual arrival
● Monitor your flight status
● Driver waits at airport
● If delay is significant, we may adjust Day 1 itinerary
● No penalties for flight delays
Q9: Can we add or remove days?
A: Absolutely! Common modifications:
● Extend to 7-8 days (add Fairy Meadows, Skardu, or more Hunza time)
● Reduce to 5 days (express version focusing on highlights)
● Add rest days
● Add specific destinations
We’ll recalculate pricing accordingly.
Q10: Are meals included?
A: Daily breakfasts at hotels are included. Lunches and dinners are not included, giving you flexibility to:
● Choose restaurants you want
● Order what you prefer
● Control your food budget
● Try different cuisines
However, we can offer full-board packages (all meals included) if preferred. Just let us know!
Q11: Do we need special permits?
A: For Pakistani nationals: Just CNIC for Khunjerab Pass.
We handle all permits.
For international travelers: Valid passport and visa. We handle:
● Khunjerab National Park permit
● Protected area permits (if needed)
● Any special permissions
You don’t need to worry about permits—we handle everything!
Q12: Is this tour safe for families with small children?
A: Yes, with considerations:
● Age 5+: Ideal age, can enjoy most activities
● Age 2-5: Possible but requires patience (long drives, altitude)
● Under 2: Challenging (high altitude, long drives)
We recommend:
● Consult pediatrician about altitude travel
● Bring motion sickness medication
● Plan more rest stops
● Choose shorter daily drives
● Stay at lower altitudes when possible
Many families with children tour successfully! We’ll customize pace and activities.
Q13: Can elderly parents join this tour?
A: Absolutely! We’ve hosted many senior travelers.
Considerations:
● Assess mobility level
● Some walking required at forts, viewpoints
● Altitude can be challenging (Khunjerab 4,693m)
● We can arrange wheelchairs at some locations
● Slower pace, more rest stops
● Hotels with easy access (ground floors where possible)
● Medical facilities briefing before tour
Consult doctor about high-altitude travel. We’ll customize itinerary for comfort.
Q14: What about mobile/internet connectivity?
A:
● Islamabad/Lahore: Excellent 4G coverage
● Karakoram Highway: Good coverage (Jazz, Telenor)
● Hunza Valley (Karimabad): Good 4G coverage
● Upper Hunza: Intermittent coverage
● Khunjerab Pass: No coverage
● Naltar Valley: Limited/no coverage
● Minapin: Limited coverage
Recommend:
● Download offline maps
● Inform family about coverage gaps
● Enjoy digital detox in mountains!
Q15: Can we do adventure activities like paragliding?
A: Yes! We can arrange:
● Paragliding in Hunza (PKR 3,000-5,000)
● Rock climbing with guides
● Mountain biking
● Extended treks
● White water rafting (seasonal)
Mention interests when booking, and we’ll add to itinerary with appropriate time allocation.
Q16: What’s the accommodation like in Minapin?
A: Minapin is a small village with limited but charming accommodation:
● Mostly family-run guesthouses
● Simple but clean rooms
● Attached bathrooms (hot water available)
● Traditional hospitality
● Incredible mountain views
● Basic amenities (don’t expect luxury)
● Authentic local experience
If you prefer more comfort, we can skip overnight in Minapin and return to Hunza instead.
Q17: How cold is it at Khunjerab Pass?
A: Very cold! Temperature comparisons:
● Hunza Valley: 20-25°C (summer day)
● Khunjerab Pass: 0-10°C (same summer day)
● Wind chill: Feels even colder
Even in summer, bring:
● Warm jacket
● Gloves and cap
● Warm socks
In winter (if Pass opens briefly), temperatures -10 to -20°C or colder.
Q18: Can we shop for gemstones? Are they real?
A: Yes, Hunza is famous for gemstones:
● Ruby, emerald, aquamarine, topaz, tourmaline
● Mined locally in Gilgit-Baltistan
● Available in Karimabad bazaar
Tips:
● Genuine stones exist, but also many fakes/low quality
● Our guide can recommend reputable sellers
● Don’t buy expensive stones without certification
● Bargaining expected
● Great for small souvenirs (PKR 500-5,000)
● High-value purchases (PKR 50,000+): get certification
Q19: Is there a dress code?
A: Hunza is more liberal than rest of Pakistan, but respectful dress recommended:
For Women:
● Loose clothing preferred (not mandatory)
● Shoulders and knees covered in public areas
● Comfortable walking clothes
● No specific head covering required in Hunza
● Pack conservatively for respect
For Men:
● Casual, comfortable clothing
● Avoid shorts in conservative areas (towns)
● Shorts okay at lakes, trekking areas
General:
● Layers (temperature changes)
● Comfortable walking shoes always
Q20: What happens if we get sick during the tour?
A: We’re prepared:
● Basic first aid kit available
● Guide trained in first aid
● We know nearest medical facilities in each area
● Hospitals in Gilgit (1-3 hours from most locations)
● For serious issues, we arrange immediate evacuation
● 24/7 support team reachable
We can also arrange:
● Doctor visit to hotel (in major towns)
● Pharmacy stops for medication
● Itinerary adjustment for rest
● Return to Islamabad if needed
Travel insurance highly recommended for medical coverage.
Q21: Can we bring our own food?
A: Yes! If you have specific dietary requirements or
preferences:
● Bring snacks from home
● Buy supplies in Islamabad before departure
● Limited supermarkets in Hunza but essentials available
● Hotels usually allow you to store food in room
● Picnics encouraged at scenic locations!
Q22: Do you provide child seats in vehicles?
A: We can arrange child safety seats upon
request:
● Mention children’s ages when booking
● Specify if infant car seat or booster needed
● Limited availability (bring your own if possible)
● No additional charge
Q23: Can I extend my tour beyond 6 days?
A: Absolutely! Popular extensions:
● +2 days: Add Fairy Meadows & Nanga Parbat Base Camp
● +3-4 days: Add Skardu, Deosai Plains, Shigar Valley
● +1 day: Extra day in Hunza for relaxation/shopping
● +2-3 days: Add Swat Valley on return
We’ll provide customized pricing for extensions.
Q24: Is tipping expected?
A: Not mandatory but appreciated if you had great service:
Standard gratuities:
● Guide: PKR 2,000-4,000 total (for excellent service)
● Driver: PKR 1,500-3,000 total
● Hotel staff: PKR 100-200 per day (optional)
● Restaurant: 10% (if not in bill)
Tip only if you felt service was exceptional. Never obligatory.
Q25: What payment methods do you accept?
A: We accept:
● Bank Transfer (preferred – local Pakistani banks)
● JazzCash / EasyPaisa
● Credit/Debit Cards (via website payment gateway)
● Cash (at our Lahore office only)
● International Wire Transfer (for overseas clients)
Q26: Do you offer payment plans?
A: For bookings made well in advance (30+ days), we can arrange:
● 30% at booking
● 30% at 15 days before tour
● 40% at 7 days before tour
Contact us to discuss payment schedule.
Booking Your Private Hunza Tour – 5 Simple Steps
Step 1: Contact Us via WhatsApp, phone, email, or website inquiry form for a quick response. WhatsApp: +92 343 112 8561 (Instant response 9 AM-10 PM) ● Phone Call: +92 335 616 0700 (Speak with tour consultant) ● Email: northernpassage@gmail.com or insidegilgitbaltistan@gmail.com
Step 2: Free Consultation – Share your group size, dates, budget, and preferences. We provide a customized itinerary, hotel options, activities, and detailed pricing.
Step 3: Refine Itinerary – Request unlimited revisions until fully satisfied.
Step 4: Confirm Booking – Submit traveler details and pay 30–50% advance (bank transfer, mobile wallet, card, or cash).
Step 5: Pre-Departure Support – Receive packing list, vouchers, contacts, and updates. Final confirmation call before departure—then your adventure begins!