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Yaar Tours (10 Days Hunza-Kaghan-Islamabad) Rakaposhi (7,788m), Hunza, Gilgit-Baltistan An Introduction to Pakistan Pakistan is a country blessed with one of the most diverse geography and climate. Having 10 of the 25 highest mountains in the world,1 Pakistan is an emerging tourist destination. From the Snow-capped Himalayas, Kara- koram, and Hindu Kush Ranges, to the arid plains of the Arabian Sea, Pakistan has all it takes to satiate the individual palette of everyone visiting this great country. Let’s Go! We invite you to explore and experience the culture, hospitality, and people of Pakistan with Yaar Tours Hunza Valley Passu Khunjerab Pass Hunza is a mountainous valley in the Gilgit-Baltistan province of Passu is a small village in the Gilgit-Baltistan province of A high mountain pass in the Karakoram range, Khunjerab is the Pakistan. Hunza is situated in the extreme north part of Pakistan, Pakistan. It is a popular tourist destination because of its beauti- highest paved international border crossing in the world at an bordering the Wakhan Corridor of Afghanistan and the Xinjiang ful sweeping landscapes, and vistas of the 7,478 m (24,534 ft) tall elevation of 4,693m. region of China. Passu Sar mountain, the Passu Glacier, and Passu Cones. Khunjerab is also the official border crossing between Pakistan This beautiful valley offers breath-taking views of some of the most Passu lies between two glaciers, Passu and Batura Glaciers. The and China and is a popular tourist destination among the exquisite mountain peaks in the world. latter is the seventh longest non-polar glacier in the world Pakistanis and Chinese. measuring 56km in length. Rakasposhi viewing point, Altit Fort, Hopar Glacier are the places to The long, relatively flat pass is often snow-covered during winters visit here. The valley is also home to Attabad lake which was formed Places to visit here are Passu Cones, Batura Lake, Passu Village, and is closed for heavy traffic from November 30 - May 1. after a 2010 landslide and is now a popular tourist spot, it has a natural and Passu Glacier. teal-blue color with high mountaneous backdrop that gives it a pictur- esque view. Hopar Valley, Hunza, Gilgit-Baltistan Package Details Number of Days: 10 Group Size: 10-15 people Kaghan Islamabad EUR 1,490/- per person *Customizable packages are also available Kaghan is a valley located in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province The capital city of Pakistan, Islamabad lies at the foot of the of Pakistan. It is a popular tourist destination with majestic Margalla Hills. This picturesque city is home to 20 universities, mountains surrounding the entire valley. and one of the most beautiful and largest mosques in the world. For more details, contact: Kaghan is home to some of the most breath-taking lakes in the Popular tourist attractions in and around Islamabad are Faisal country, namely Saif-ul-Muluk lake, Lulusar Lake, and Dudi- Mosque, Margalla Hills, Pakistan Monument, Pir Sowaha, Sabih Khan Tel: +92-42-38939223 patsar lake. Among the three, Saif-ul-Muluk offers the most Daman-e-Koh, Shakarparian, Lake View Park, and Saidpur Yaar Tours 54-G, Gulberg III stunning views with snow-capped mountains acting as a Village. Cell: +92-305-128-9939 Lahore, Pakistan backdrop to the fresh water lake. Email: [email protected] Tourists enjoy breathtaking vistas as well as the excellent food of restaurants setup on the river. SERVICES INCLUDED IN PRICING: - Breakfast, lunch, dinner Day 5: Day trip to Khunjerab Pass - Toyota coaster transport Visit to the Highest border crossing in the world at 4,693m located at - 4x4 for day excursions Itinerary Sust village. Overnight stay in Passu. - Hotel stay Day 1: Arrival in Islamabad - Services of a driver & guide Meet and greet at airport and hotel transfer. Day 6: Rest day - Basic first aid Explore the nearby passu glaciers, cones, etc. - Toll taxes Day 2: Enroute to Hunza Valley - Entry tickets for national parks Departure for Bata Kundi (Kaghan Valley). Stopover at the historic city Day 7: Enroute to Kaghan Valley of Balakot for lunch. Arrival in Bata Kundi (Kaghan valley) around 4pm. Departure for Bata Kundi (Kaghan Valley). Lunch at Chilas. Overnight SERVICES NOT INCLUDED IN PRICING: After checking-in, group members will be free to explore the city in the stay at Bata Kundi. - Visa and Ticket expenses afternoon/evening. Overnight stay in Bata Kundi. - Porters Day 8: Explore Bata Kundi - Any personal expenses Day 3: Enroute to Hunza Valley via Karakoram Highway (KKH) Day trip to Babusar Top and Lulusar Lake. - Expenses for all non-itinerary related trips We will travel through the scenic Babusar pass stopping over in Chilas - Extra expenses due to the acts of nature and/or political reasons for lunch, arriving in the evening at Passu (Hunza Valley). Overnight Day 9: Trip to Saif-ul-Muluk - Any 4x4 not included in itinerary stay in Passu. Exploring Naran valley and Saif-ul-Muluk lake (Journey by 4x4). - Medication, evacuation, and rescue in emergencies - Personal insurance of clients Day 4: Day trip to Karimabad Day 10: Enroute to Islamabad - Laundry, beverages & phone calls Karimabad city tour and sight seeing. Giving you majestic views with Lunch at Abbottabad, arriving in Islamabad in the evening. serene environment of some of the highest peaks of the world. Overnight stay at Passu. Day 11: Airport Transfer.
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