The first day of this eminent journey will start with exploring the capital of Pakistan in the afternoon. We will witness the Heritage Museum to understand and traverse the traditions of multiple nations living in Pakistan.

A visit to the Pakistan Museum will be followed by lunch. Afterwards, we will pay a visit to Shah Faisal Mosque, the famous historic point of Islamabad city. Continue to drive towards the apex of Islamabad (Pir Sohawa /Damn e Koh)

Travel towards Swat which is a glorious hill station in the KPK province previously known as NWFP. (North Western Frontier Province)

We will navigate on a newly erected motorway which has squeezed the expedition from  Islamabad to Swat.

Swat was a previous princely state and also the core of Buddhist enlightenment centuries ago.

We will survey the white palace, archaeological sites of the bygone Buddhist civilization and the bazaars.

We travel from Swat to Chitral. Operate through Lowari tunnel which is about 10.4 km long and links Dir to Chitral. Before the erection of the tunnels, travellers made it through the Lowali Pass. The Chitral Region was detached from the rest of the country for 6 months. We will see Ayun on this day.

Ayun is the adjacent village to Kalash tribes and also a wonderful valley to participate in and traverse the place. Our stay will be at the Ayun Fort which possesses eye-catching gardens and its location offers an aerial perspective of the valley and the river.

Today, the party will drive to Rambur Valley to witness the Kalash Festival and will traverse the surrounding areas. The patrons will meet the local Kalashis and notice their traditions and formalities. Spend the night at Bumboret to experience a bonfire and traditional dances.

We start off with the exploration of Bumburet Valley followed by a visit to the local museum, the Kalash Graveyard and the Town Centre.

 Afterwards, we will be part of a local festival where we meet people from all the tribes. Dance and photography are customary.  Later on, Chitral will be our destination where we spend a night at the Pamir Hotel alongside Chitral River.

Today, we visit Chitral Fort, the capital of the elderly kingdom of Chitral, followed by a visit to Shahi Mosque situated in its surroundings.

We will arrive at the apex of the mountain to see Birmoglasht’s aerial view of the valley. After noticing the indigenous Markhors, the National animal of Pakistan, lunch will be served.

In case any Polo match is taking place, it will be a part of the routine after which we trek to the bazaars. Dinner will be held at the hotel.

On day 7, we travel from Chitral Town to Mastuj which is the core village of Yarkhud. Yarkhud borders Gilgit Baltistan on one side and Afghanistan on the other. While travelling alongside the river gorge, we visit various villages of Chitral. On reaching Mastuj, a meetup will be held with the locals to take a stroll across the village. Overnight stay at Mastuj

Today, we travel from Chitral to Gupis which is also known as Khalti. Khalti is a part of the Ghizer District of the Baltistan region. Travel through various villages of Laspur will take place via the Shandur Pass.

A minor stay at Shandur will allow us to visualize the high alpine Shandur Lake and the highest polo ground in the world, located there. We will go through highland pastures and the Meadows of Barsit, Langur and Teru followed by a stay at Phandar Valley which is crystal green and has a glorious still lake.

On arrival at Khalti,  we check in to the hotel and after having some rest we explore the village for some photography. A trout fish would be served in the main course.

On arrival at the capital city of Gilgit Baltistan region i.e., Gilgit,  we check into the hotel and after having some rest, lunch will be served. Next is the visit to Kargah Nala and Dudha Carving. 

Before our journey to Hunza which is also known as the land of legends, we explore the Gilgit bazaar and the Famous dish Mantu. Overnight stay in Gilgit. 

Travelling to Hunza will be accompanied by glorious scenery, sky-touching mountains, glaciers, lakes, traditions, heritage, an international border and the 8th wonder of the world; the Karakorum Highway.

During the journey to Karakorum, we are gonna witness the old Silk Road used for trading centuries ago. On a short stay at Rakaposhi, a cup of tea or coffee will welcome us in the gentle breeze coming from the mother of mist.

KArimabad welcomes us with fascinating sceneries.

Rakaposhi's view will be loved by every nature lover because the ultra-visible apex will glance over our heads. A visit to Baltit Fort and Altit port will be followed by a visit to Eagle's Nest viewpoint to witness the sunset

While travelling to northern Hunza, boating at Atabad Lake awaits. The crystal clear glacier water and barren mountains will be an attraction. Travelling further, we explore the Hunza Bazaars and enter the Khunjarab National Park at Deh where we experience the amazing stretches of Karakorum highway. On our return, we stay at Passu.

We start with a walk at Passu to greet the locals followed by a visit to a local
house to visualize the architecture and tradition of the Wakhi Community of
Pakistan. Visit Borith Lake which is another alpine lake with glorious colors.

On a walk to Hussani Bridge, the heightened mountains would provide breathtaking sights. Feasting our eyes on the stunning beauty of Hopper Valley followed by mounting the Bathura Glacier. On this night, we will enjoy the traditional music and dance of Hunza.

Today while traveling from Besham to Hunza, we will have short stays to watch the beauty of Besham

Today, we travel from Besham to Islamabad followed by a visit to Taxila Museum and elderly Buddhist sites from the Gandhara Civilization.

From Taxila, Islamabad is 45 minutes away where we will have our last dinner at the Monal Restaurant.

Nothing is forever, today we bid farewell to our guests and fellow members. The tour ends with the transfer to the airport.