Incredible Jeep Safari

Day 01:

Arrival – Islamabad Sightseeing
Upon arrival at Islamabad Airport, guests are warmly welcomed and assisted with immigration and baggage for a smooth start. A comfortable transfer to the hotel allows time to relax and adjust. Depending on arrival, optional sightseeing introduces Islamabad’s tree-lined avenues and modern architecture. The serene setting provides the perfect introduction to Pakistan’s hospitality and culture, setting the tone for the journey ahead. Overnight Islamabad.

Day 02:

Islamabad – Taxila – Peshawar
Departing Islamabad, we stop at Taxila, a UNESCO site showcasing Gandhara civilization’s Buddhist monasteries and artifacts at the Taxila Museum. Scenic drives reveal rural charm before arriving in Peshawar, famed for its lively bazaars, history, and traditions. The city’s old-world character contrasts with its vibrant streets, offering a cultural immersion. This journey blends ancient history with modern heritage, connecting past and present. Overnight Peshawar.

Day 03:

Peshawar Sightseeing
Exploring Peshawar, we visit the Peshawar Museum, home to one of the world’s finest Gandhara collections. Strolling Qissa Khawani Bazaar, we experience a centuries-old trading hub alive with aromas and stories. A walk through Sethi Street reveals ornate 19th-century havelis reflecting artistic mastery. Together, these sites showcase Peshawar’s heritage, resilience, and cultural depth, leaving visitors with unforgettable impressions of this historic frontier city. Overnight Peshawar.

Day 04:

Peshawar – Swat Valley
We journey towards Swat Valley, pausing at Takht Bhai Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site revealing Gandhara’s Buddhist legacy. The Shingardar Stupa further highlights the valley’s ancient past. Entering Swat, alpine meadows, clear rivers, and snow-capped peaks greet us with breathtaking beauty. Combining archaeological treasures with natural landscapes, today’s drive offers both history and tranquility, preparing us for further discoveries in the “Switzerland of the East.” Overnight Saidu Sharif.

Day 05:

Saidu Sharif – Kalam
Driving deeper into Swat, we pass scenic valleys and visit Malam Jabba, famous for its ski slopes and panoramic mountain views. Continuing towards Kalam, the route reveals lush fields, waterfalls, and riverside villages. Upon arrival, Kalam welcomes with serenity, snow peaks, and the soothing Swat River. This peaceful alpine retreat offers nature at its finest, a perfect pause to savor the valley’s majesty and charm. Overnight Kalam.

Day 06:

Kalam – Swat Valley
After breakfast, we explore Kalam’s scenic trails, alpine meadows, and gushing rivers. Optional jeep excursions take us to Ushu Forest and Mahodand Lake, surrounded by snow-capped peaks and pristine beauty. Later, we return to the lower Swat Valley, enjoying spectacular views along the way. Today combines adventure, tranquility, and natural charm, making it a memorable highlight of the journey. Overnight Saidu Sharif.

Day 07:

Swat – Chitral
Our scenic drive leads to Chitral, passing through mountain passes and riverside villages. Along the way, we enjoy breathtaking views of the Hindu Kush, with chances to photograph remote valleys and traditional settlements. Arriving in Chitral, we settle into this charming town nestled under towering peaks. The region’s isolation preserves its unique traditions, setting the stage for deeper exploration in the coming days. Overnight Chitral.

Day 08:

Chitral – Kalash Valley
We journey into the Kalash Valley, home to the indigenous Kalash people with their unique polytheistic traditions and vibrant festivals. Visiting villages like Bamburet or Rumboor, we engage with locals, admire their wooden houses, and learn about their ancient culture. The valley’s terraced fields, fruit orchards, and colorful attire create a fascinating cultural mosaic. This day offers an intimate glimpse into one of Pakistan’s most distinctive communities. Overnight Chitral.

Day 09:

Chitral – Mastuj
Departing Chitral, we drive north towards Mastuj, following the Chitral River through breathtaking valleys. The route showcases rugged mountains, alpine forests, and glimpses of village life. Mastuj, located at the gateway to the Shandur Pass, offers peaceful surroundings and panoramic views of the Hindu Kush peaks. Today’s slower pace allows for reflection while enjoying the untouched beauty of northern Pakistan’s landscapes. Overnight Mastuj.

Day 10:

Mastuj – Gilgit (via Shandur Pass)
A spectacular journey over the Shandur Pass, known as the “Roof of the World,” connects Chitral with Gilgit-Baltistan. Famous for its high-altitude polo ground, the pass is surrounded by rolling pastures and shimmering lakes. We pause to enjoy the scenery before descending towards Gilgit, a cultural crossroads of the ancient Silk Road. Today blends dramatic landscapes with history, marking a milestone in the journey. Overnight Gilgit.

Day 11:

Gilgit – Karimabad (Hunza Valley)
We depart Gilgit and journey into the legendary Hunza Valley, framed by snow-capped peaks and fertile terraces. En route, we pause at Rakaposhi View Point for stunning panoramas of the 7,788m giant. Arriving in Karimabad, we explore the ancient Baltit and Altit Forts, marveling at their architecture and views across the valley. The region’s charm, hospitality, and majestic mountains create an unforgettable introduction to Hunza. Overnight Karimabad.

Day 12:

Hunza Valley Sightseeing
A full day to savor Hunza’s beauty and culture. We wander through fruit orchards, stroll traditional villages, and interact with locals renowned for their warmth and longevity. Visits include sacred sites, handicraft workshops, and hidden viewpoints with sweeping Himalayan vistas. Sunset at Duikar offers breathtaking light over Ultar, Ladyfinger, and Rakaposhi peaks. This immersion reveals why Hunza is celebrated as Pakistan’s crown jewel. Overnight Karimabad.

Day 13:

Karimabad – Khunjerab Pass – Passu
Today we follow the Karakoram Highway to Khunjerab Pass, the world’s highest paved border crossing at 4,693m. Surrounded by snowfields and glaciers, the pass symbolizes connection along the Silk Road. Returning, we stop at Attabad Lake, a turquoise marvel formed by a landslide, before reaching Passu. The dramatic Passu Cones rise sharply above the valley, creating one of the region’s most photographed landscapes. Overnight Passu.

Day 14:

Passu – Gilgit
We begin with a gentle walk to the Passu Glacier and suspension bridges, thrilling experiences set amid striking landscapes. Along the way, we admire the Batura Glacier, one of the world’s longest outside the polar regions. Continuing south, we retrace the Karakoram Highway through Hunza’s mountain valleys back to Gilgit. This day combines short adventures with sweeping scenery, leaving lasting impressions of Upper Hunza. Overnight Gilgit.

Day 15:

Gilgit – Skardu
A long yet rewarding drive leads us to Skardu, the gateway to Baltistan and the Karakoram’s great peaks. The route passes along the mighty Indus River, with stunning stops at junction points of the Karakoram, Himalaya, and Hindu Kush ranges. Arriving in Skardu, we settle into this high-altitude town, surrounded by surreal landscapes and preparing for exploration of Baltistan’s valleys and fortresses. Overnight Skardu.

Day 16:

Day Excursion – Deosai National Park
From Skardu, we embark on a full-day excursion to Deosai National Park, the “Land of Giants.” Vast grasslands stretch beneath snow-capped peaks, offering serene beauty and encounters with wildlife, including Himalayan brown bears. We visit Satpara Lake, its turquoise waters framed by mountains. Nature walks, birdwatching, and picnics immerse us in tranquility. Deosai’s untouched landscapes and sweeping vistas create lasting memories of Pakistan’s natural splendor. Overnight Skardu.

Day 17:

Skardu – Khaplu
Our scenic drive takes us from Skardu to Khaplu, a town of historical and cultural significance. We explore the majestic Khaplu Fort and the Old Mosque, blending Tibetan and Islamic influences. Charming local villages, terraced fields, and mountain vistas enhance the journey. Interactions with hospitable locals reveal traditional lifestyles. Surrounded by the Karakoram’s grandeur, Khaplu captivates with its mix of heritage, natural beauty, and community warmth. Overnight Khaplu.

Day 18:

Khaplu – Machlu – Mashabrum Viewpoint
From Khaplu, we journey toward Machlu village, enveloped by towering peaks and verdant valleys. The highlight is the Mashabrum Viewpoint, offering awe-inspiring panoramas of the snow-capped peak. Photography and quiet reflection capture the mountain’s majesty. Along the route, traditional villages, rivers, and mountain streams create enchanting scenery. This day combines adventure, cultural insight, and nature’s grandeur, leaving an indelible impression of the Karakoram’s remote beauty. Overnight Khaplu.

Day 19:

Khaplu – Skardu – Fairy Meadows
Departing Khaplu, we head to Fairy Meadows via Raikot Bridge, an area of unparalleled natural beauty. A thrilling jeep ride leads us through forests and meadows, surrounded by towering peaks. At Fairy Meadows, Nanga Parbat’s immense grandeur dominates the landscape, inspiring awe and serenity. The trek and camp experience provide a deep connection to nature, creating lasting memories of one of the world’s most enchanting mountain retreats. Overnight Fairy Meadows.

Day 20:

Fairy Meadows – Beyal Camp – Fairy Meadows
Today, we trek from Fairy Meadows to Beyal Camp, immersing ourselves in the pristine Himalayan environment. Panoramic mountain views, wildflowers, and forests accompany the journey. At Beyal Camp, we relax amidst peaceful surroundings, appreciating the dramatic scenery. Sunsets paint the peaks with golden light, and the starry night sky provides a magical backdrop. This trek strengthens bonds with nature, offering reflection, adventure, and unforgettable memories in a serene wilderness. Overnight Fairy Meadows.

Day 21:

Fairy Meadows – Chilas
Leaving Fairy Meadows, we descend towards Chilas, a town famous for ancient rock carvings. Along the route, towering mountains, winding rivers, and scenic valleys create breathtaking vistas. At Chilas, we explore the historic carvings depicting daily life, animals, and ancient symbols. These remarkable artworks reveal the region’s rich heritage. The serene ambiance and stunning landscapes provide both cultural insight and natural beauty, leaving travelers with unforgettable experiences. Overnight Chilas.

Day 22:

Chilas – Besham
From Chilas, we drive along the legendary Karakoram Highway (KKH) towards Besham, witnessing awe-inspiring mountain views and the turquoise waters of the Indus River. The journey passes picturesque villages and lush fields, showcasing local life and traditions. Scenic viewpoints along the route provide perfect photo opportunities. The combination of engineering marvel, natural beauty, and cultural landscapes makes this drive a remarkable and memorable adventure. Overnight Besham.

Day 23:

Besham – Islamabad
Departing Besham, we drive back to Islamabad through the beautiful landscapes of northern Pakistan. Rolling hills, terraced fields, and rivers accompany us, providing opportunities for sightseeing and photography. The journey allows reflections on the majestic mountains, scenic valleys, and vibrant local culture we experienced along the Karakoram Highway. Arriving in Islamabad, travelers are immersed in the city’s modern charm and cultural richness. Overnight Islamabad.

Day 24:

Islamabad – Departure
On our final day, we transfer to Islamabad Airport, bidding farewell to Pakistan’s northern beauty. Guests reflect on their journey through mountains, valleys, historic sites, and unique cultures. Efficient airport assistance ensures a smooth departure, while memories of stunning landscapes, cultural encounters, and warm hospitality linger. This farewell marks the end of a remarkable adventure, leaving cherished experiences and gratitude for the diverse beauty and heritage of Pakistan.