Pakistan Tours
Booking one of these amazing Pakistan Tours will open up an entirely new world full of adventure for you.
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Snow Lake & Biafo-Hispar Guided Trek
Spectacular views and majestic mountains await you on this guided trek to Snow Lake and across the Hispar Pass. The black and white landscape of rock and ice, mountain and glacier, that you will experience in this part of the Karakorum mountain range is a unique wonder to behold.
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K2 Basecamp Group Trek
K2 is iconic, and this trek takes you to K2 basecamp, which mountaineers use to climb K2. Being so remote, you will enjoy a true expedition style experience, staying in tents along the entire trek.
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K2 Base Camp and Gondogoro La Trek
A guided trek in the Karakoram is a spectacular trip. This guided trek to K2 Base Camp is a special one, as it continues over the Gondogoro Pass for the return journey.
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The northern regions, including the Karakoram, Himalayas, and Hindu Kush, are home to some of the world's highest peaks, making them perfect for mountaineering and trekking. Areas like Skardu and Hunza offer gateways to thrilling landscapes, while the historic city of Lahore provides a cultural exploration.
If you are wondering what to do in Pakistan on your trip, you’ll find no shortage of adventurous activities. The country is renowned for its challenging treks such as the K2 Base Camp Trek and the Fairy Meadows Nanga Parbat Trek. Besides trekking, mountain biking, and white-water rafting are also popular activities that offer both thrills and stunning scenery.
The best time to visit Pakistan for trekking and adventure sports is from May to October, when the weather in the northern mountains is most favorable. Summer provides excellent conditions for high-altitude treks, while the cooler autumn months are perfect for enjoying the vivid landscapes with fewer crowds.
- K2 Base Camp Trek - Trek to the base of the world's second-highest peak, K2. This challenging journey through the Karakoram Range is less traveled compared to its Himalayan counterparts, offering pristine landscapes and a true adventure for serious trekkers.
- Fairy Meadows and Nanga Parbat Trek - This trek offers stunning views of Nanga Parbat, the ninth highest mountain in the world. The journey includes a thrilling jeep ride followed by a moderate trek to the Fairy Meadows, known for their picturesque beauty and panoramic mountain vistas.
- Jeep Safari on the Karakoram Highway - Experience one of the highest paved roads in the world. This safari covers several high mountain passes, providing spectacular views of the Karakoram mountains and a chance to visit remote villages along the China-Pakistan border.
- Hunza Valley Trek - Explore the beautiful Hunza Valley, known for its incredible scenery and hospitable people. The valley offers various trekking paths, from easy walks among apricot orchards to rigorous hikes up rugged peaks.
- Mountaineering in the Karakoram Range - For those who are more adventurous and experienced, mountaineering in the Karakoram offers the ultimate challenge. Peaks like Broad Peak, Gasherbrum, and the Trango Towers provide serious climbers with formidable climbs in one of the world’s most dramatic landscapes.
Tipping is not mandatory but appreciated in Pakistan. For good service, a tip of 10% can be given in restaurants, and small amounts can be offered to guides, drivers, and porters.
English is widely spoken in urban areas and by people connected to the tourism industry. In rural or remote areas, English may be less common, and knowing some basic Urdu phrases can be helpful.
The ideal length of a visit to Pakistan can vary based on the activities planned. For trekking in the northern regions, a trip of two to three weeks is recommended to accommodate proper acclimatization and exploration.
Most travelers will need a visa to enter Pakistan. Tourist visas can be obtained online through the Pakistan e-visa portal or from Pakistani embassies or consulates abroad.
The currency of Pakistan is the Pakistani Rupee (PKR).
It’s wise to carry some cash in Pakistani Rupees, especially when traveling in remote areas. Credit cards are accepted in major cities and tourist spots but less so in rural areas.
Pakistan has family-friendly elements, particularly in major cities and tourist-friendly areas like the Hunza Valley. However, the rough terrain and high altitudes in northern trekking routes may not be suitable for young children.
The best way to travel around Pakistan is by domestic flights for long distances and buses or private cars for shorter, local travel. Trains are also an option for certain routes.
While self-guided tours are possible, especially in major cities, it is advisable to have a guide for navigating remote areas and for treks in the northern regions due to safety and logistical reasons.
Guided tours are highly recommended in Pakistan, particularly for trekking and exploring remote regions. Guides not only enhance safety but also provide valuable cultural insights and help with communication.
Pakistan Standard Time (PST) is UTC +5.
Accommodations range from luxury hotels in major cities to guest houses and basic lodges in rural areas. In trekking regions, accommodation primarily consists of basic teahouses and camping sites.
Travelers should stay informed about the political situation and avoid regions with travel advisories. Personal safety measures such as not displaying valuables and using reputable transportation services are recommended.
Dress conservatively, especially when visiting rural and religious sites. Women should consider wearing long skirts or pants and covering their shoulders and heads.
The best trekking season in Pakistan is from May to October, with July to September being the peak months for good weather in the mountainous regions.
Visitors should consult with a travel health clinic before departure and consider vaccinations for Hepatitis A, Typhoid, and Polio, among others. Avoid drinking tap water and take precautions to prevent altitude sickness.
Internet access is available in urban areas and major cities, with many hotels, cafes, and restaurants offering Wi-Fi. However, connectivity can be limited in remote areas and the northern mountains.