The Northern Pakistan Photography Tour is a 12-day trip for photographers, timed for the best light at Hunza, Passu, Skardu, Deosai and Fairy Meadows, with a photo guide, flexible schedule and small group.
Northern Pakistan is a dream for photographers: the Passu Cones at sunrise, Hunza in blossom or autumn gold, the lakes of Skardu, and Nanga Parbat glowing over Fairy Meadows. Getting the best images means being in the right place at the right time.
The Photography Tour is planned around light, with early starts, sunset sessions and flexible days to wait for the weather. A photo-savvy guide knows the best viewpoints, and the small group size means plenty of space at each location.
Our team meets you at the airport and transfers you to your hotel.
Overnight: HotelFly to Gilgit and drive to Karimabad for sunset at the Eagle's Nest.
Overnight: HotelSunrise over Rakaposhi, Baltit and Altit forts, and village life.
Overnight: HotelSunrise at Attabad Lake, the Passu Cones and the Hussaini bridge.
Overnight: HotelDrive along the Indus to Skardu.
Overnight: HotelUpper Kachura and Shangrila lakes, and sunset in the Katpana desert.
Overnight: HotelDay trip to the Deosai Plains (summer) or Shigar Fort.
Overnight: HotelDrive to Chilas.
Overnight: HotelJeep and hike to Fairy Meadows for sunset on Nanga Parbat.
Overnight: CottageSunrise and Milky Way shots, then return to Chilas.
Overnight: HotelVia the Babusar Pass (summer) or the Karakoram Highway.
Overnight: HotelTransfer to Islamabad International Airport for your flight home.
Overnight: —Shooting schedules are flexible and planned around light, weather, access and filming permissions. Your guide will always put safety first.
The Photography Tour puts you in the best places at the best times, which is hard to do on a normal sightseeing tour. It suits photographers of every level who want to come home with a strong portfolio.
For wildlife images, see our Snow Leopard Tour; for blossom, the Hunza Cherry Blossom Tour.
Planning a shoot? Read our Pakistan visa guide, or browse all our film and documentary tours in Pakistan.

Foreign crews usually need permission (NOC) to film in Pakistan, and some locations need extra local permits. Apply early: we help with the paperwork and liaise with the authorities.
Drone use is tightly controlled in Pakistan and needs special permission, which is not always granted. Tell us early if you plan aerial shots, and we will advise on what is possible.
You can bring your own equipment with customs paperwork, which we help to prepare, or rent cameras, lenses, lighting and sound gear locally through our partners.
April (blossom) and October (autumn colours) are the most photogenic months; the Babusar Pass and Deosai are open in summer only. Read our guide to the best time to visit Pakistan.
Message us with your preferred dates and group size, and our team will send you full details and a quote for your photography tour.
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