OVERVIEW
Pakistan’s Absolute Best 14 Day Itinerary
Epic Nature, World Class Hospitality, Vibrant Culture, Scrumptious Cuisine
Join me, Raman, on a custom crafted itinerary designed to take your breath away. Literally and repeatedly.
No other tour includes Patundas, Shimshal and Fairy Meadows in just 14 days. Get it here.
Professionally run by the OG of Pakistan Tour Operators (since 2016) with international standards and expert local guides.
You are about to embark on an exotic adventure through some of the world’s most breathtaking nature. You’ll hike across a glacier twice, ride on the edge of mountains four times, and stand on countless once-in-a-lifetime viewpoints only a few will ever get to experience. And you don’t even need to be a professional athlete.
Pakistan is the only country with three of the world’s highest mountain ranges, the Himalayas, the Karakoram and the Hindu Kush come together. Words will fail you in trying to describe the scale and magnitude of what you will witness on this trip.
The Pakistani people are incredibly hospitable. You are considered a blessing from God, and Pakistanis take great pride in making you feel most welcome and appreciated.
Ethnically, culturally, and religiously diverse, this translates into Pakistan's cuisine as well. You’ll get to see it all and taste it all as we start from Lahore and work our way up north.
No other tour includes Patundas, Shimshal and Fairy Meadows in just 14 days. Get it here.
Professionally run by the OG of Pakistan Tour Operators (since 2016) with international standards and expert local guides.
You are about to embark on an exotic adventure through some of the world’s most breathtaking nature. You’ll hike across a glacier twice, ride on the edge of mountains four times, and stand on countless once-in-a-lifetime viewpoints only a few will ever get to experience. And you don’t even need to be a professional athlete.
Pakistan is the only country with three of the world’s highest mountain ranges, the Himalayas, the Karakoram and the Hindu Kush come together. Words will fail you in trying to describe the scale and magnitude of what you will witness on this trip.
The Pakistani people are incredibly hospitable. You are considered a blessing from God, and Pakistanis take great pride in making you feel most welcome and appreciated.
Ethnically, culturally, and religiously diverse, this translates into Pakistan's cuisine as well. You’ll get to see it all and taste it all as we start from Lahore and work our way up north.
ITINERARY
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Day 1 - Lahore historic city Day 2 - Islamabad capital city Day 3 - Scenic flight + Jeep + Hike to Fairy Meadows Day 4 - Nanga Parbat Viewpoint Hike Day 5 - Hunza, surrounded by mountains Day 6 - Attabad Blue Lake Day 7 - Unforgettable ride to Shimshal Day 8 - Passu, surrounded by mountains Day 9 - Glacier Crossing across Passu Day 10 - Patundas Meadows (4,200m - 13,800ft) Day 11 - Karimabad Eagle Point Sunset Day 12 - Naran & Babusar Pass (4,173m -13,691ft) Day 13 - Islamabad & Lahore Day 14 - Lahore |
DAY 1 - LAHORE
DAY 1 - LAHORE
Welcome to Pakistan !
Lahore is the cultural hub, historic gem, and food paradise.
Today is all about gathering everyone at the hotel as they arrive. We’ll be waiting for you at the airport and take you to your hotel by private transfer.
Most international flights arrive quite early into Lahore, so our trip begins on this day !
We’ll have a welcome meet and greet, as we’ll be spending the next 2 weeks with each other.
Today’s highlight will be the colorful, festive and energetic Wagah Border Ceremony.
An especially memorable dinner tonight. We are in the foodie city of Lahore after all !
Meals: Lunch, dinner
Welcome to Pakistan !
Lahore is the cultural hub, historic gem, and food paradise.
Today is all about gathering everyone at the hotel as they arrive. We’ll be waiting for you at the airport and take you to your hotel by private transfer.
Most international flights arrive quite early into Lahore, so our trip begins on this day !
We’ll have a welcome meet and greet, as we’ll be spending the next 2 weeks with each other.
Today’s highlight will be the colorful, festive and energetic Wagah Border Ceremony.
An especially memorable dinner tonight. We are in the foodie city of Lahore after all !
Meals: Lunch, dinner
DAY 2 - LAHORE & ISLAMABAD
DAY 2 - LAHORE & ISLAMABAD
In Lahore:
We’ll visit the unmissable Badshahi Mosque, one of the most photogenic buildings you’ll see (see photo for day 1).
We’ll also visit the maze that is the Walled City of Lahore. Extremely colorful and vibrant.
In Islamabad:
We then drive to Islamabad because we have a flight tomorrow morning. We’ll see more of Islamabad near the end of our tour on Day 13 ! Islamabad does have a food scene of its own, and we’ll treat ourselves to a memorable dinner here.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
In Lahore:
We’ll visit the unmissable Badshahi Mosque, one of the most photogenic buildings you’ll see (see photo for day 1).
We’ll also visit the maze that is the Walled City of Lahore. Extremely colorful and vibrant.
In Islamabad:
We then drive to Islamabad because we have a flight tomorrow morning. We’ll see more of Islamabad near the end of our tour on Day 13 ! Islamabad does have a food scene of its own, and we’ll treat ourselves to a memorable dinner here.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
DAY 3 - FAIRY MEADOWS
DAY 3 - FAIRY MEADOWS
(3,300m - 10,800ft)
We fly to Gilgit on Pakistan’s iconic flights overlooking breathtaking mountains, and landing right in the middle of them.
We take an unforgettable Jeep ride up, on one of the “World’s Most Dangerous Roads” ! Don’t worry, the drivers are pro’s. It’s an exhilarating ride that you won’t soon forget. We then trek for a couple hours with views of the incredible Nanga Parbat and Raikhot Glacier.
Nanga Parbat is an absolute beauty. The 9th highest mountain on the planet. Known as Killer Mountain, it has one of the highest deaths per summit attempts. Fortunately we won’t be climbing it !
We arrive at magical Fairy Meadows. Get settled into our accommodation. Take photos. And have a delicious dinner in paradise.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
(3,300m - 10,800ft)
We fly to Gilgit on Pakistan’s iconic flights overlooking breathtaking mountains, and landing right in the middle of them.
We take an unforgettable Jeep ride up, on one of the “World’s Most Dangerous Roads” ! Don’t worry, the drivers are pro’s. It’s an exhilarating ride that you won’t soon forget. We then trek for a couple hours with views of the incredible Nanga Parbat and Raikhot Glacier.
Nanga Parbat is an absolute beauty. The 9th highest mountain on the planet. Known as Killer Mountain, it has one of the highest deaths per summit attempts. Fortunately we won’t be climbing it !
We arrive at magical Fairy Meadows. Get settled into our accommodation. Take photos. And have a delicious dinner in paradise.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
DAY 4 - NANGA PARBAT VIEWPOINT
DAY 4 - NANGA PARBAT VIEWPOINT
(3,550m - 11,650ft)
Starting the day having a breakfast with a view that can’t be matched.
We hike towards the Nanga Parbat Basecamp viewpoint.
The entire hike is stunning. And especially in October we could be surprised with incredible fall colors and snow.
After countless photos, we make our way back to the fairy grounds to have a light lunch.
Some free time to refresh and recharge.
Evening highlights include a delicious feast and a campfire !
Meals: Breakfast, light lunch, dinner
(3,550m - 11,650ft)
Starting the day having a breakfast with a view that can’t be matched.
We hike towards the Nanga Parbat Basecamp viewpoint.
The entire hike is stunning. And especially in October we could be surprised with incredible fall colors and snow.
After countless photos, we make our way back to the fairy grounds to have a light lunch.
Some free time to refresh and recharge.
Evening highlights include a delicious feast and a campfire !
Meals: Breakfast, light lunch, dinner
DAY 5 - HUNZA
DAY 5 - HUNZA
(2,500m - 8,200ft)
Another breakfast in paradise. But our mission today is to reach Hunza, a place which holds more natural beauty that you can imagine.
After breakfast, we hike down to the Jeeps, and drive back down to the main road.
We drive the magnificent Karakoram Highway. We’ll make several stops to stand in awe of what is in front of us. You’ll be begging for stops, I promise you.
Some highlights include the mesmerizing Rakaposhi Mountain, the impossibly blue Attabad Lake, and the inexplicable Passu Cones.
Welcome to mother nature’s mountain bounty. Welcome to Hunza. Happy Cry.
We’ll get settled in our Traditional Hunza Homestay.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
(2,500m - 8,200ft)
Another breakfast in paradise. But our mission today is to reach Hunza, a place which holds more natural beauty that you can imagine.
After breakfast, we hike down to the Jeeps, and drive back down to the main road.
We drive the magnificent Karakoram Highway. We’ll make several stops to stand in awe of what is in front of us. You’ll be begging for stops, I promise you.
Some highlights include the mesmerizing Rakaposhi Mountain, the impossibly blue Attabad Lake, and the inexplicable Passu Cones.
Welcome to mother nature’s mountain bounty. Welcome to Hunza. Happy Cry.
We’ll get settled in our Traditional Hunza Homestay.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
DAY 6 - ATTABAD LAKE
DAY 6 - ATTABAD LAKE & BASKOCHI VIEWPOINT
(2,900m - 9,500ft)
Silt in the water make Attabad Lake appear as if filled with blue paint. And the most rewarding view of this landscape is from a 2 hour trek to Baskochi Viewpoint. This is how we’ll start the day.
No, we’re not in Norway, we’re still in Pakistan. And we’re just getting started.
After a satisfying lunch, we’ll visit an iconic bridge that some call “the most dangerous bridges in the world”.
They “look” dangerous, yet locals use them daily with no issues of course. With a little caution, not sure anyone can resist a selfie on this uber photogenic marvel. Totally up to you !
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
(2,900m - 9,500ft)
Silt in the water make Attabad Lake appear as if filled with blue paint. And the most rewarding view of this landscape is from a 2 hour trek to Baskochi Viewpoint. This is how we’ll start the day.
No, we’re not in Norway, we’re still in Pakistan. And we’re just getting started.
After a satisfying lunch, we’ll visit an iconic bridge that some call “the most dangerous bridges in the world”.
They “look” dangerous, yet locals use them daily with no issues of course. With a little caution, not sure anyone can resist a selfie on this uber photogenic marvel. Totally up to you !
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
DAY 7 - ROAD TO SHIMSHAL
DAY 7 - ROAD TO SHIMSHAL
(3,100m - 10,170ft)
This is my #1 most breathtaking road in the world and I can't wait for you to experience it too. One of the world’s most incredible roads takes us to one of Pakistan’s most isolated villages, Shimshal.
Built by local communities over many MANY years, this road hugs the slopes of mountains for much of it.
Not for the faint of heart, but the landscape is not to be missed. Who wants to ride in the car on the side with the drop off ?
Shimshali’s (people of Shimshal) are very hard working, overcoming extreme weather conditions and isolation. They are among the most notable mountaineers in the world. We will meet them and learn about their way of life.
Traditional Shimshali Dinner
Meals: Breakfast, light lunch, dinner
(3,100m - 10,170ft)
This is my #1 most breathtaking road in the world and I can't wait for you to experience it too. One of the world’s most incredible roads takes us to one of Pakistan’s most isolated villages, Shimshal.
Built by local communities over many MANY years, this road hugs the slopes of mountains for much of it.
Not for the faint of heart, but the landscape is not to be missed. Who wants to ride in the car on the side with the drop off ?
Shimshali’s (people of Shimshal) are very hard working, overcoming extreme weather conditions and isolation. They are among the most notable mountaineers in the world. We will meet them and learn about their way of life.
Traditional Shimshali Dinner
Meals: Breakfast, light lunch, dinner
DAY 8 - PASSU
DAY 8 - PASSU
(2,500m - 8,200ft)
We’ll enjoy a morning surrounded by mountains.
After breakfast, and in no hurry, we’ll start the epic ride back to the Karakoram Highway.
Today will be about taking in as much of the views as we can. This stretch of the Karakoram Highway is jaw dropping at every turn. Many photos shall be taken.
I have a feeling that tonight's meal is one you’ll keep talking about !
We prepare for our truly EPIC experience which begins tomorrow.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
(2,500m - 8,200ft)
We’ll enjoy a morning surrounded by mountains.
After breakfast, and in no hurry, we’ll start the epic ride back to the Karakoram Highway.
Today will be about taking in as much of the views as we can. This stretch of the Karakoram Highway is jaw dropping at every turn. Many photos shall be taken.
I have a feeling that tonight's meal is one you’ll keep talking about !
We prepare for our truly EPIC experience which begins tomorrow.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
DAY 9 - GLACIER CROSSING
DAY 9 - GLACIER CROSSING
(3,500m - 11,500ft)
Today, we are glacier walkers. And let me tell you, it is a glorious experience.
Our guides and porters will make it look easy, but we will certainly be as cautious as necessary.
You will feel exhilarated, accomplished, and have the urge to take countless photos of the stupendous scenery.
We arrive at camp across the glacier and enjoy a satisfying meal.
Meals: Breakfast, light lunch, dinner
(3,500m - 11,500ft)
Today, we are glacier walkers. And let me tell you, it is a glorious experience.
Our guides and porters will make it look easy, but we will certainly be as cautious as necessary.
You will feel exhilarated, accomplished, and have the urge to take countless photos of the stupendous scenery.
We arrive at camp across the glacier and enjoy a satisfying meal.
Meals: Breakfast, light lunch, dinner
DAY 10 - PATUNDAS MEADOWS
DAY 10 - PATUNDAS MEADOWS
(4,200m - 13,800ft)
Patundas Meadows overlook 2 glaciers, one on either side. And surrounded by 360 degrees of countless mountain peaks, several over 7,000m.
Although not “too easy” or “too hard” to reach, it is one of the “easiest” places on earth to get front row seat to such a awe inspiring landscape. In all directions. Words cannot describe.
The pace today will be gentle. There is no need to rush. When we reach the top, we’ll have a light lunch.
We’ll stroll, reflect on nature, take countless photos.
We’ll gradually walk back down to camp. Finishing the day with dinner.
Meals: Breakfast, light lunch, dinner
(4,200m - 13,800ft)
Patundas Meadows overlook 2 glaciers, one on either side. And surrounded by 360 degrees of countless mountain peaks, several over 7,000m.
Although not “too easy” or “too hard” to reach, it is one of the “easiest” places on earth to get front row seat to such a awe inspiring landscape. In all directions. Words cannot describe.
The pace today will be gentle. There is no need to rush. When we reach the top, we’ll have a light lunch.
We’ll stroll, reflect on nature, take countless photos.
We’ll gradually walk back down to camp. Finishing the day with dinner.
Meals: Breakfast, light lunch, dinner
DAY 11 - PATUNDAS & KARIMABAD
DAY 11 - PATUNDAS & KARIMABAD
(2,400m - 7,875ft)
After breakfast, we’ll walk across the glacier once more. It’s as exhilarating as the first time, with just as many photos and videos to be taken.
Fortunately the hike down is much easier. We’ll make it back down and have lunch.
We drive down to Karimabad. It is the gateway to Hunza, surrounded by mountains some of which are over 7,000m tall.
We’ll head to Eagle Point, a famous spot to watch the sunset over an unreal landscape.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
(2,400m - 7,875ft)
After breakfast, we’ll walk across the glacier once more. It’s as exhilarating as the first time, with just as many photos and videos to be taken.
Fortunately the hike down is much easier. We’ll make it back down and have lunch.
We drive down to Karimabad. It is the gateway to Hunza, surrounded by mountains some of which are over 7,000m tall.
We’ll head to Eagle Point, a famous spot to watch the sunset over an unreal landscape.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
DAY 12 - NARAN
DAY 12 - NARAN
(2,475m - 8,120ft)
We’ll drive along the Karakoram Highway, which affords us continuous stunning views. We’ll stop at several of the best photo spots !
Today’s highlights include:
Viewpoint of the stunning Rakaposhi mountain standing 7,788m (25,551ft) tall.
Babusar Pass, a high pass surrounded by spectacular views. Great stop for photos.
Lulusar Lake, one of the largest lakes in Kaghan Valley and surrounded by mountains of course.
Naran Bazar, a local market and a great opportunity to acquire souvenirs and handicrafts.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
(2,475m - 8,120ft)
We’ll drive along the Karakoram Highway, which affords us continuous stunning views. We’ll stop at several of the best photo spots !
Today’s highlights include:
Viewpoint of the stunning Rakaposhi mountain standing 7,788m (25,551ft) tall.
Babusar Pass, a high pass surrounded by spectacular views. Great stop for photos.
Lulusar Lake, one of the largest lakes in Kaghan Valley and surrounded by mountains of course.
Naran Bazar, a local market and a great opportunity to acquire souvenirs and handicrafts.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
DAY 13 - ISLAMABAD & LAHORE
DAY 13 - ISLAMABAD & LAHORE
Today’s aim is to reach Lahore !
It is a long drive. Depending on traffic, speed, and the group’s preference, we may have time for a stop in Islamabad to visit an attraction. Our top choice will be to visit the stunning Faisal Mosque.
Similarly, once we reach Lahore, the group can collectively choose if you would like to explore more in Lahore, or simply rest.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
Today’s aim is to reach Lahore !
It is a long drive. Depending on traffic, speed, and the group’s preference, we may have time for a stop in Islamabad to visit an attraction. Our top choice will be to visit the stunning Faisal Mosque.
Similarly, once we reach Lahore, the group can collectively choose if you would like to explore more in Lahore, or simply rest.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
DAY 14 - LAHORE
DAY 14 - LAHORE
The tour has come to an end. We will arrange transport for you to the airport.
Meals: Breakfast
Although the tour may have come to an end, we are good friends at this point.
If your flight is very late, you don’t have to worry about being left alone, unless you want to be. I’m happy to spend time with you until it’s time to for you to head to the airport.
The tour has come to an end. We will arrange transport for you to the airport.
Meals: Breakfast
Although the tour may have come to an end, we are good friends at this point.
If your flight is very late, you don’t have to worry about being left alone, unless you want to be. I’m happy to spend time with you until it’s time to for you to head to the airport.
PAKISTANI PEOPLE
PAKISTANI PEOPLE
There is ONE THING that I must not fail to mention.
More kind, more generous, more hospitable people in the world, you will not find. And they are genuinely so, not just for pretence.
In my 4.5 months of travel in Pakistan, the level of generosity I received is hard to even comprehend.
As their “guest” (a visiting foreigner), they will treat you like royalty. They behave is if they are the fortunate ones to have you there. They will move heaven and earth, and part oceans to take care of your concerns.
Indeed, they may have different cultural norms from you, and you may find some of them odd. But everything they do comes from such a warm core within. And that’s what matters most.
After having experienced all the mind blowing nature that we’re about to show you on this adventure, you might just find that it was the Pakistani people that won your heart and blew your mind the most.
I hope you can join and experience this.
There is ONE THING that I must not fail to mention.
More kind, more generous, more hospitable people in the world, you will not find. And they are genuinely so, not just for pretence.
In my 4.5 months of travel in Pakistan, the level of generosity I received is hard to even comprehend.
As their “guest” (a visiting foreigner), they will treat you like royalty. They behave is if they are the fortunate ones to have you there. They will move heaven and earth, and part oceans to take care of your concerns.
Indeed, they may have different cultural norms from you, and you may find some of them odd. But everything they do comes from such a warm core within. And that’s what matters most.
After having experienced all the mind blowing nature that we’re about to show you on this adventure, you might just find that it was the Pakistani people that won your heart and blew your mind the most.
I hope you can join and experience this.
INCLUDEDINCLUDED All accommodation (shared twin rooms) All meals as stated Private transportation throughout the tour Domestic flight All entry fees which are part of the tour Tour guide Airport transfers (only on the days the trip starts and ends) Letter of Invitation (needed for the visa) EXCLUDED International flights Visa fee Travel insurance Tips for guides Additional snacks and any extra activities Alcoholic drinks or extra drinks Laundry services |
FAQ
Who will love this trip ?
This special itinerary in Pakistan is for anyone that is looking for the ultimate mountainous landscape experience with minimal effort and time. Pakistan is exceptional for this because anywhere else (Nepal for example) you will have to invest much more time to reach similar places. And in Pakistan, the ease of accessibility means you don’t have to be an athlete or professional hiker either. Not just nature though, this trip also focuses on the vibrant Pakistani culture and cuisine.
The ideal candidate:
-You want to experience new and incredible things.
-You are OK with stepping a bit out of your comfort zone.
-You appreciate and are interested in experiencing cultural differences.
-You are a team player and are OK if plans need to be changed for a better result.
-You are OK if there is no internet once in a while.
This special itinerary in Pakistan is for anyone that is looking for the ultimate mountainous landscape experience with minimal effort and time. Pakistan is exceptional for this because anywhere else (Nepal for example) you will have to invest much more time to reach similar places. And in Pakistan, the ease of accessibility means you don’t have to be an athlete or professional hiker either. Not just nature though, this trip also focuses on the vibrant Pakistani culture and cuisine.
The ideal candidate:
-You want to experience new and incredible things.
-You are OK with stepping a bit out of your comfort zone.
-You appreciate and are interested in experiencing cultural differences.
-You are a team player and are OK if plans need to be changed for a better result.
-You are OK if there is no internet once in a while.
Is the trekking difficult ?
All activities on this tour are intended for people with average health and fitness. Some will find it “easy” and some will find it “hard”. But you do not have to be a professional athlete in any way. It will be challenging, and equally rewarding ! If you have any health issues or concerns, please email us.
All activities on this tour are intended for people with average health and fitness. Some will find it “easy” and some will find it “hard”. But you do not have to be a professional athlete in any way. It will be challenging, and equally rewarding ! If you have any health issues or concerns, please email us.
Is Pakistan safe ?
Yes, very much so. Just as in any country, any unsafe spots are very well known, far away and isolated. You can rest assured that we will not be going anywhere near any of them.
Yes, very much so. Just as in any country, any unsafe spots are very well known, far away and isolated. You can rest assured that we will not be going anywhere near any of them.
Is it OK for women to join ?
Absolutely ! This tour is about nature, culture and food, and women are more than welcome.
Absolutely ! This tour is about nature, culture and food, and women are more than welcome.
Visa
Most nationalities will need a Visa to visit Pakistan. You can apply for a visa online at this link: https://visa.nadra.gov.pk We will provide you with the “Letter of Invitation” (LOI) that you will need when you apply. You should apply 2 months before your arrival to Pakistan.
Most nationalities will need a Visa to visit Pakistan. You can apply for a visa online at this link: https://visa.nadra.gov.pk We will provide you with the “Letter of Invitation” (LOI) that you will need when you apply. You should apply 2 months before your arrival to Pakistan.
Who is running this trip ?
You will have 2 guides on this trip. Raman will be your international guide and there will be local expert guides throughout the trip.
This itinerary has been custom designed by Raman, but there is a whole team that will actually run it. The team that will run this tour is Ready For Road Adventures.
Ready For Road Adventures have been promoting tourism and travel in Pakistan since 2016. From guest appearances on Pakistani chat shows and TED talks, to promoting the countries rich landscapes in the media. We have a highly trained team of experienced guides who speak several of the local languages and also fluent in English. All our guides subscribe to a code of conduct and are very aware of foreigners and their cultural norms.
You will have 2 guides on this trip. Raman will be your international guide and there will be local expert guides throughout the trip.
This itinerary has been custom designed by Raman, but there is a whole team that will actually run it. The team that will run this tour is Ready For Road Adventures.
Ready For Road Adventures have been promoting tourism and travel in Pakistan since 2016. From guest appearances on Pakistani chat shows and TED talks, to promoting the countries rich landscapes in the media. We have a highly trained team of experienced guides who speak several of the local languages and also fluent in English. All our guides subscribe to a code of conduct and are very aware of foreigners and their cultural norms.
Payment
-Deposit is $750 USD to reserve your spot, which is non-refundable.
-Second payment of $750 USD is due 90 days before trip start date.
-Final balance is due 60 days before trip start date.
-Total can be paid in full in advance if you like.
-We will determine your payment options over email.
-Deposit is $750 USD to reserve your spot, which is non-refundable.
-Second payment of $750 USD is due 90 days before trip start date.
-Final balance is due 60 days before trip start date.
-Total can be paid in full in advance if you like.
-We will determine your payment options over email.
Cancellation Charges
61 days or more before start of trip:
We keep the $750 USD non-refundable deposit, and you get back 100% of what you’ve paid us beyond that.
41 to 60 days before start of trip:
You get back 60% of the total price of the trip.
21 to 40 days before start of the trip:
You get back 40% of the total price of the trip.
0 to 20 days before start of the trip:
There is no refund this close to the trip.
We recommend you take out travel insurance that covers trip cancellations. In case something unexpected happens you can request your insurance company to refund you the cost of the trip.
(As always, let us know if you have questions regarding this)
61 days or more before start of trip:
We keep the $750 USD non-refundable deposit, and you get back 100% of what you’ve paid us beyond that.
41 to 60 days before start of trip:
You get back 60% of the total price of the trip.
21 to 40 days before start of the trip:
You get back 40% of the total price of the trip.
0 to 20 days before start of the trip:
There is no refund this close to the trip.
We recommend you take out travel insurance that covers trip cancellations. In case something unexpected happens you can request your insurance company to refund you the cost of the trip.
(As always, let us know if you have questions regarding this)
Travel Insurance
We require that you have travel insurance to join this trip. Please make sure it covers you for Pakistan. Your policy must provide coverage for:
-medical injury or sickness
-trekking up to 4,500 meters
-helicopter evacuation in an emergency situation
-repatriation to country of residence
(As always, let us know if you have questions regarding this)
We require that you have travel insurance to join this trip. Please make sure it covers you for Pakistan. Your policy must provide coverage for:
-medical injury or sickness
-trekking up to 4,500 meters
-helicopter evacuation in an emergency situation
-repatriation to country of residence
(As always, let us know if you have questions regarding this)
Accommodation
All rooms are twin shared, and on occasion, triple shared. This means that if you are a solo traveler that you will be sharing the room with another person, a travel buddy ! Throughout the trip we can switch buddies around so that you can spend more time with more people.
The accommodation style can vary. Hotels, home stays, wooden cabins, we stay in it all. On multi day hikes, we may stay in tents.
All rooms are twin shared, and on occasion, triple shared. This means that if you are a solo traveler that you will be sharing the room with another person, a travel buddy ! Throughout the trip we can switch buddies around so that you can spend more time with more people.
The accommodation style can vary. Hotels, home stays, wooden cabins, we stay in it all. On multi day hikes, we may stay in tents.
Food and diet restrictions
Pakistani food is insanely tasty and can come in a variety of spice levels. If you have any dietary conditions, do let us know. Meat is an important part of their diet but we can cater for vegetarians. It's not an extensive veggie menu, but it's possible. Just make sure to let us know.
We will try our best to cater for those with dietary restrictions. If you have a dietary restriction, please inform us. There is of course a limit to what we can cater to but if you don't eat meat or have severe allergies to something, just let us know.
Pakistani food is insanely tasty and can come in a variety of spice levels. If you have any dietary conditions, do let us know. Meat is an important part of their diet but we can cater for vegetarians. It's not an extensive veggie menu, but it's possible. Just make sure to let us know.
We will try our best to cater for those with dietary restrictions. If you have a dietary restriction, please inform us. There is of course a limit to what we can cater to but if you don't eat meat or have severe allergies to something, just let us know.
Which airport should I fly into and out of ?
The trip starts and end in Lahore, Pakistan. The airport is:
Allama Iqbal International Airport (LHE).
The trip starts and end in Lahore, Pakistan. The airport is:
Allama Iqbal International Airport (LHE).
What should I pack/bring ?
This trip doesn’t require any special gear or clothing. Once you reserve your spot we will be sending you a detailed Info Pack for this trip. It has an itemized list explaining what you should pack, essentials, non-essentials, and more.
This trip doesn’t require any special gear or clothing. Once you reserve your spot we will be sending you a detailed Info Pack for this trip. It has an itemized list explaining what you should pack, essentials, non-essentials, and more.
How many people will attend ?
Trip is limited to maximum of 15 people.
Trip is limited to maximum of 15 people.
Money and ATM
We’ll bring you to a working ATM, or to currency exchange if you are bringing cash. 250 USD should be plenty.
We’ll bring you to a working ATM, or to currency exchange if you are bringing cash. 250 USD should be plenty.
Terms and conditions
-Your deposit is non refundable.
-The itinerary is subject to changes due to unforeseen circumstances. Rest assured our primary objective is to make your experience the very best we can.
-Your deposit is non refundable.
-The itinerary is subject to changes due to unforeseen circumstances. Rest assured our primary objective is to make your experience the very best we can.
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