Embark on a Luxurious Journey Through Pakistan, including Hunza Valley
Arrive in Lahore
Your adventure begins in Lahore, where you’ll explore the magnificent Mughal Fort, the stunning Badshahi Mosque, and the Lahore Museum, a site of inspiration for Rudyard Kipling.
Stay at Haveli Barood Khana
Experience true hospitality at the ancient Haveli Barood Khana, hosted by Yusaf Salahudin, grandson of the revered poet Iqbal.
Travel to Islamabad and Chitral
Fly to Islamabad and onward to Chitral, where you’ll stay at the elegant Hindu Kush Heights Hotel. Discover the ancient royal fort and the enchanting Kalash Valley, home to the last animist tribe in Pakistan.
Shandur Polo Festival
Attend the exhilarating Shandur Polo Festival at the world’s highest polo field, where tradition and sport converge. (
Helicopter to Gilgit
Take a breathtaking helicopter ride to Gilgit, then drive along the legendary Karakoram Highway to the fabled kingdom of Hunza, once ruled by the illustrious Mir.
Discovering Hunza Valley
Marvel at the majestic Baltit Fort, the traditional stronghold of the Mir, and bask in the breathtaking views of the mighty Indus Valley. Renowned for the longevity of its inhabitants, Hunza’s rich diet of apricots adds a delightful flavor to your visit.
Deosai Plains
As you traverse the Deosai Plains, revel in the unspoiled beauty of one of the world’s highest plateaus, teeming with unique wildlife and stunning landscapes.
Stay at Shigar Fort
At last, reach Skardu and take the scenic route to K2, where you will stay at the historic Shigar Fort, a charming palace lovingly restored by the Aga Khan’s Serena Hotels. Explore the fertile shores of the Indus River, visiting traditional villages along the way, observe a way of life that is untouched by modernity.
Culinary Farewell
Conclude your journey with a delightful feast at Khaplu Palace before flying back to Islamabad or Lahore.
Further Possibilities:
Trek to K2
Experience incredible treks, including a visit to the K2 base camp and the K2 viewpoint, surrounded by majestic peaks.