Peshawar and Northern Journey
Overview
Experience the best of Pakistan’s history, culture, and natural beauty on this 12-day adventure. Begin in Islamabad with visits to Gandharan Buddhist sites in Taxila and the vibrant Peshawar bazaar, followed by Swat Valley’s historic treasures. Head north to Gilgit to see the ancient Kargah Buddha before exploring Hunza’s iconic Baltit and Altit Forts, Duiker viewpoint, and stunning attractions like Attabad Lake, Passu Cones, and Hopper Glacier. The journey concludes with a scenic drive through Naran, a farewell dinner in Islamabad, and a city tour before your departure. A perfect blend of heritage and nature awaits
Itinerary At Glance
Services Included
Most neat and clean hotel/guesthouse/wooden huts accommodations available in the region
All land transportation (mini-bus, Landcruiser/jeep)
Professional licensed guide
Three meals and drinking water
Admission tickets to historical sites on the itinerary
Toll fee
Taxes
Services Not Included
International airfare
Travel insurance
Pakistani visa (we can provide assistance with the required documents for application)
Tips for the guides and drivers
Notes For the Trip
Average Drive-in driving sections 5hrs, maximum 7hrs per day.
You need to bring: good shoes, light rain-proof jacket, multiple layers of warm and early summer clothes as you will be going in different terrains and weather condition regions during this trip, backpack for carrying your own water and personal belongings and water flask.
Road conditions vary in this part of the mountains. This may result in longer travel times. In case of unavoidable road blockage that prevents travel, we will be responsible for managing your lodging and food during this extra time. However, you will need to cover the expenses for the extra days.
You are advised to obtain a health insurance from your home country that covers your health costs in case you face any emergency situation.
Any additional services beyond the itinerary or possible changes during the tour will incur extra charges, and these changes should be discussed with the guide beforehand.
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