5 Days Hunza Valley Tour Package — By Road from Lahore
Quick answer
Our 5 days Hunza tour package travels by road from Lahore, covering Karimabad's Altit and Baltit forts, Attabad Lake, the Passu Cones, Khunjerab Pass and Naltar Valley. The price is PKR 27,500 per person (PKR 65,000 per couple), including transport, 4 nights' hotel accommodation, 5 breakfasts and 4 dinners.
Why you'll love this trip
- Hunza in full in five days — Karimabad's forts, Gojal's lakes and Naltar's forests in one circuit, from Lahore
- Two nights in Hunza itself, not just passing through on the highway
- Khunjerab Pass at 4,693 m on the China border, with the Hussaini Bridge and Passu Cones on the same day
- Every night and meal counted up front: 4 hotel nights, 5 breakfasts and 4 dinners
What's included
Included
- Transport — private booked vehicle throughout the tour
- Hotel accommodation — 4 nights
- 5 breakfasts & 4 dinners — meals as per itinerary
- Professional tour guide throughout the trip
Not included
- Lunches & personal expenses
- Jeep charges (payable on site)
- Fort entry tickets (payable on site)
- Travel insurance
- Khunjerab Pass visit is subject to the pass being open
Stay: 4 nights · Chilas & Hunza / Karimabad · Meals: 5 breakfasts · 4 dinners · Transport: Private booked transport
Is this tour for me?
Day-by-day itinerary
Day 0 — Departure from Lahore
Departure from Lahore at 9:00–10:00 PM, with short refreshment stops on the way. Overnight drive towards Islamabad / Chilas.
Stay & meals: Overnight drive
Day 1 — Islamabad to Chilas via the Karakoram Highway
Breakfast on the way. Drive along the Karakoram Highway with sightseeing stops at Besham and along the Indus River. Arrival in Chilas — dinner and night stay in Chilas.
Stay & meals: Chilas · Breakfast & Dinner
Day 2 — Chilas to Hunza — Altit & Baltit Forts
Breakfast at the hotel, then drive towards Hunza Valley with stops at the Nanga Parbat View Point and Rakaposhi View Point. On arrival in Hunza, visit Altit Fort and Baltit Fort. Dinner and night stay in Hunza / Karimabad.
Stay & meals: Hunza · Breakfast & Dinner
Day 3 — Upper Hunza — Gojal Valley & Khunjerab Pass
Breakfast at the hotel, then drive towards Khunjerab Pass, visiting Attabad Lake, the Passu Cones, the Hussaini Suspension Bridge and Gulmit on the way. Free time for photography and exploration. Return to the hotel — dinner and night stay in Hunza.
Stay & meals: Hunza · Breakfast & Dinner
Day 4 — Naltar Valley & Naltar Lakes — Drive to Chilas
Breakfast at the hotel, then leave for Naltar Valley and visit the Naltar Lakes. Departure for Chilas — dinner and night stay in Chilas.
Stay & meals: Chilas · Breakfast & Dinner
Day 5 — Return to Lahore
Early morning departure. Breakfast on the way, then drive back to Lahore with short stops on the way. Arrival in Lahore late at night.
Stay & meals: Breakfast
Take this tour plan with you
The complete day-by-day itinerary as a PDF — every sight, stop and service, ready to save or share.
Download Tour PlanThis tour as a private trip
Prefer your own dates, vehicle and pace? This same itinerary also runs privately — pick your category and we will price it for your group on WhatsApp.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a Hunza tour package cost?
This 5 Days Hunza Valley tour costs PKR 27,500 per person, or PKR 65,000 per couple. It includes transport from Lahore, 4 nights' hotel accommodation, 5 breakfasts and 4 dinners, and a professional guide throughout.
What is the Hunza tour package price from Islamabad, Lahore or Karachi?
From Lahore, this 5-day group departure is PKR 27,500 per person (PKR 65,000 per couple), travelling in a fixed group of 22. The same trip also runs privately from your desired location — Islamabad, Karachi or elsewhere — with prices quoted on WhatsApp via Contact for Prices.
What is included in your Hunza Valley tour packages?
On this tour: transport from Lahore, 4 nights' hotel accommodation in Chilas and Hunza / Karimabad, 5 breakfasts and 4 dinners, and a professional guide. Not included: lunches, fort entry tickets, and jeep charges — payable on site.
What is the best time to visit Hunza Valley?
Cherry and apricot blossom peaks mid-March to mid-April; May to September is green and warm with Khunjerab Pass open; mid-October to mid-November is golden autumn. This tour runs year-round, and the Khunjerab visit depends on the pass being open.
How many days are enough for a Hunza trip?
Five days covers Hunza properly from Lahore — Altit and Baltit forts, Attabad Lake, the Passu Cones, Khunjerab Pass and Naltar Valley, with two nights in Hunza itself. This tour is built to exactly that plan.
Are your Hunza tours private or shared groups?
Both. This is a shared group departure from Lahore with a fixed group of 22; the same itinerary also runs privately on your own dates, from your desired location and in your choice of vehicle — see Private Tours and tap Contact for Prices.
Is Hunza safe for international travellers?
Yes — Hunza is known for its hospitality and welcomes Pakistani and international travellers alike. Our local Hunza drivers and guides run this route every season, and the team stays reachable on WhatsApp throughout your trip.
Do international travellers need a permit to visit Hunza?
No separate permit is needed for Hunza itself; international guests should carry their passport for checkpoints on the Karakoram Highway and for the Khunjerab day. Tell us you are travelling internationally when you book and we will flag anything route-specific.
