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GILGIT BALTISTAN TOURIST GUIDE MAP A B C D E F G H MOTEL IN GILGIT BALTISTAN CIVIL HOSPITAL, KARIMABAD NAME NUMBER ADDRESS K BALTIT FORT GILGIT Motel 05811 454262/452562 PTDC Motel Chinnar Inn, Babar Road, Gilgit Baltistan HYDER HILL TOP ABAD HUNZA Khunza HOTEL HUNZA VALLEY MULBERRY HOTEL HUNZA Motel 05813 457069 PTDC Motel, Ghairet, KKH, Hunza, Gilgit Baltistan K DARBAR 1 HOTEL Barishal ALTIT A MK KHAPLU Motel 05817 150450-146-147 PTDC Motel, Khaplu, Gilgit Baltistan ALTIT H ADAB CHINA (XINJIANG PROVINCE) FORT ADL Haidarabad I NK ROA HUNZA NAGAR Ganesh D RAMA LAKE Motel 0517 480386 PTDC Motel, Rama Lake, Astore, Gilgit Baltistan GATEWAY HOTEL AND Hispar HOTEL RESTAURANT River Mamu Har Muhammadabad SKARDU Motel 05815 450291-2 PTDC K-2 Motel, Skardu, Gilgit Baltistan Sumaiyar Aliabad µ SOST Motel 05823 451030 PTDC Motel, Pak-China Border, Sost, Gilgit Baltistan ASKURDAS SABIR HOTEL AskarK AND SHERBAZ H HUSSAIN Das S GUPIS Motel 05814 4480777 District Ghizer, Tehsil Gupis, Gilgit-Baltistan SHOP AS V UNZ AB ABAD ALLE N UNJER RO Y AT A -KH 5 K AD I ARK N-3 O N AL P PANDHAR 05811 454262 TAJIKISTAN Kilik Muchichut Kilik Shalyar East West R H u n z a MURTAZA A HISPE ABAD G R Bun-i-Kotal K A ROAD N Hark - Shirin HUN D BANKS INFORMATION IT- Z R Glacier GIL G A A Maidan D N- E Nagar Gul Mingteke Kharchanai A 35 K O N a g a r R O K R K KILIK Khwaja Daban Dawan A Ulwin Gul Khwaja H CIVIL NAGAR P Ulwin HOSPITAL, VALLEY Parpik Murtazabad Glacier KHUNJERAB Bank Address Telephone No Fax No Email Hakuchar NAGAR Boihil Glacier Waditang MINTAKA NATIONAL KCB Sargin Road Gilgit 05811 45335 4555 05811-453087 [email protected] Tong-i-Tuk Murkushi Murkushi PARK Gupsuk Udarkhun Mulangi KARAMBER Delhi Sar Karambartom Sang-i-Sar Lup Jangal KCB Post office Road Chilas Diamer 05812 450104 05812-450085 [email protected] FAKAR Potal Derdi Runhil Bara-khun K PASS Reshitipur Dikh Shudianbo Tarhaqin Arbab-i-kuk KCB Main Bazar Road Khaplu Ghanche 05816 450141 05816-920211 [email protected] 2 Tashot Sar Kachirani Shuini Irshad Sumayar Pitk Jun Khunjerab Yarz Zuda Sar Watwashk Dheri Jangal Kharchanai Lup Coz KCB Mehdiabad Proper Sub-Division Kharmang Skardu 05815 468027 05815-468027 [email protected] Zhoe Yarz Sakarjerab Shah Khun Spinje Reshit Kermin Topkhana Pidakkesh Al Chalin Wurt Shikarkuk Karkut Sokhta Buattar Thankut Kampire Kil Pass Wad Khun Kara-jilga Kuksel KCB Chalt Hunza/Nagar 05813 460144 05813-460041 [email protected] Shiwak Yashkuk K Chhateboi Ribat Beskiyeng Rasminjerab Dior Ashtigar Sumayar Spandrinj Kalam Darchi Tapaskin Shop Dur Zangia Gar Tehri K Glacier Chillinji An Koz Yaz Lal Mitti Kuk ki KCB Rama Road Astore 05817 450202 05817-451289 astore @kcb.com.pk Harar Chillinji Spandrinj Spandar MISGAR Sar Gordur-i-Giraf Unakin-i-Dur Glacier Jerab K M Kuksel Sar Nisar Moskar IS Shachkatr Wir Darkot Darkot Shikardesh H Wonak HBL Shahrah - i - quaid - e - azam, , Gilgit 05811 504 05,503 96 Wargot Chillinji CHILINJ Koz Yashkuk Yaz R GA Glacier Pass Kuk Wain Lupghar Raminj O R Chapchingal Glacier Group Glacier Gharhil AD Pir Raminj Sar Langardar-i-Dur Pass Chapchingal Pamri Kuk ki Hupgurchi Bili Luwarghevish BANK ALFALAH SM Karim Market, Ali Abad, District Hunza Nagar 05813 455528-29 Jerab Kundil Rishipjerab Group Koz Sar Purzin Diyar Phurzin THUI 1 Pekhin Glacier Shuskin CHAPCHINGOL BANK ALFALAH Ghulam Haider Block, NLI Market, Gilgit 05811 451914, Garmush Pekhin Kuk PTDC K Tokemali Glacier MOTEL SOST Spe Qalandar DARKOT Group Lupghar BANK ALFALAH Shahrah-e-Quaid-e-Azam, Jutial, Gilgit 05811 451904-05 KYOYO Buk Mahtram Yashkuk Spe Syngo Gum Glacier Germelti Kuk Sar Group Khudabad Syngo Teghin Wara Thui Borum Bar Bohrik ZOOM Dan Group Ghaintar Karkamuzh Shikarjerab Sar Ghujerab Bin Glacier Glacier Kerun Bar Dulung Bar K Haiz Karambar Kampire Dih BANK ALFALAH Hussaini Chowk, Skardu 05815 454700, 454703 Gah Bape Gah Rukut Gircha Yazpurs Glacier Qalung Bar Chhantil Glacier Ilaq Dior Group Khair Abgarch Hapdija Aghost Bar West Ghamu Neo Atro Sar Mahthantir Haig Gah Karambar Karun Kuh Glacier Ghidims Morung Tali JALALABAD Boebar Dih Drui SONERI BANK Saddar Bazaar Gilgit 05811 53749 05811 50397 Glacier Sholtali Bar Glacier Bar Glacier Lupdur Kirilgoz K Group Magangan Chhantir Gah Guchisham Pariar Mandi Kushlak INDUS RIVER Kerun Ramach Shotikuto Mushk Chotum Mor Khun Dasht Shaighagin Gholo Ishkuman Diran Shaujerab Kashgar Shigar River SONERI BANK Aliabad Gulzar-e-Hunza ,Aliabad Hunza 05821 55001 05821 55000 [email protected] Chhelish Karun Ghujal Sokh Ghalsapar Mushk Aghost Gah Batura Chalapan Jurjur Glacier Bec Morung ISHKOMAN Marug Baturi KHYBER Pir Pass Dasht Bulaq Glacier Bhurt Group Kukhil KKhay-bar Khona Sar Ghujerab Maidan Sigirkin K Holojut Mushk Howar Glacier Boesam Mai Dur S SONERI BANK Danyore Chowk, Tehsil & District Gilgit 05811 459986-87 Umalsit Bar Umalsit Shunuk Mountains Sokh-bulak HIGA Blukro Mushk Bar Hapdis Ghotulti Put Shandiat Tupopdan Pir Pass Glacier R VA Hakal Sopatingdas Gulistan Galtit Chukurt Oprang-jilga SKARDU LLE Glacier Mushk Tirsit Phaiz Dwardast Mahal Shanoz Y R ISHKOMAN BILHANZ K Batura Yashpirt PIONEER HOTEL OA Khaltar Hundur Ilkish Bardum Bilhanz Bat Swat Maidan Jachfarbask K D Dopae Shal VALLEY Muztagh Kirgas Sar-I-Mushk Karun-Bin Kuram-jilga Gonse DHQ HOSPITAL, SKARDU Honzinga BarK Burakot Sah Hunza Mazar-i-Shit Shaikhdalga Kapashna Nansok Kaimaling Das Hundur Kaluharang Washk K Hunz Bitanki Draskin K Bulandi Toltar Kundorigh Nagar Sar Zardgar Shot Darkot Shighetan Dadarbahun GoloK Baigaz Gol Shimshal Dikut Kut Shachmirk HUSSAINABAD Ghasho Shindo Asambar Dalti Gah Dalti Pasu Malungin Phurzin Bin Pass Pass Mai Dun Balumkushi Haroh Bar Silpe Gah Yunz ^_ ZIARAT Mulungutti Dur-i-Dasht K Bar Draeh K Gishgish BATURA Glacier Passu Sar Putput South Shuijerab Shuwart-i-Yaz Sondus Gamandeh Burtha Khakhuni BATURA Lazhdar K Zardgar KATPANA Grumba TOUR ORGANIZERS Baskot Chuchu Thapushkin A Pasu Darwaza Glacier Mayar Burthi Thapushkin Gah Kal BATUR Pasu Kuk Mazar-i-Shit Bin Gomba Skardu K Thut Gol Ano Tik Gamar Bulandtar Group Barut Abdullah Farsid-i-Dasht SKARDU FORT Qabristan Khushroi REK Ghar Chaizham Taus Dal Sandhi ASUMBAR BARJANGLE K Kush T Khan Maidan Shardu 3 Khol Hundur Sabul Shamuno Bar Jangal Jarab PASSU Hussini Yashbandan Mula Ghimghim INDUS RIVER Khandaq Ghulkin Disteghil Ghoskhun-i-Dasht PTDC MOTEL SKARDU Tik Shar Chharini PASSU Allagh Shingshal SYED MAHMOOD SHRINE Huelti K MOODURI FORT Asambar Gulmit Glacier Abdigar Ghutuji Yar Mulungutti Chindrikir Lamarz-i-Kisht Kapehan Kunji Shonas Muchiohul SHIMSHAL Shuwart Brachun Thurnili Zamichili Mith Gol Phakor Bojohaghur Duanasir Glacier GULKIN Glacier Glacier Pass Jang-i-Dur Ferok-i-Deor Thyure FUEL STATION SKARDU VALLEYSneuron Kha Narmal Bathiring Daltas Mushk Darmodar Glacier Ghulkin Aq Tash GAMBA SKARDU Bioursing Grapi K Ghojalti K Momhil Buch Boi Darband WAKHAN BELT (AFGHANISTAN) Bar Bar Hukapharr Taus Tashi Aghost Ghutbar Gujran Gar Bar GHULKIN Gulmit K Agency Name Contact # 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    TOUR DE NORTH 15 Days tour to Chitral, Kalash, Shandoor, Hunza, Skardu, Deosai, Rama, Naran Ali Usman-SALES MANAGER 0333-6287574 (Falcon Adventure) About Pakistan: Pakistan is blessed with world three highest mountain ranges with hundreds of snow covered mountains. In these ranges Himalaya, Karakorum and Hindukush is widely known. K2 is in the Karakorum range and it’s the world second highest mountain range. And in these beautiful mountain ranges we have thousands of beautiful treks from lush green meadows to snow covered treks. Along with Falcon Adventure Club you can explore Pakistan and you can cherish each & every moment in our valleys and enjoy the traditions & culture of this part of the world ABOUT HUNZA: Hunza was formerly a princely state and one of the most loyal vassals to the Maharaja of Jammu and Kashmir, bordering China to the north-east and Pamir to its northwest, which survived until 1974, when it was dissolved by Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. The state bordered the Gilgit Agency to the south, the former princely state of Nagar to the east. The state capital was the town of Baltit (also known as Karimabad) and its old settlement is Ganish Village. Hunza was an independent principality for more than 900 years. The British gained control of Hunza and the neighbouring valley of Nagar between 1889 and 1892 followed by a military engagement of severe intensity. The then Thom (Prince) Mir Safdar Ali Khan of Hunza fled to Kashghar in China and sought what can be called political asylum. The ruling family of Hunza is called Ayeshe (heavenly), from the following circumstance.