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Altitude: 540 m

We will begin this amazing journey by spending the afternoon touring Islamabad on the first day. To better comprehend and explore the cultures of the many ethnic groups that make up Pakistan, we will visit the Heritage Museum. We will eat lunch after that and then see the Pakistan Museum. After visiting the city's well-known landmark, the Faisal Mosque, we will drive on to Pir Sohawa/Daman e Koh, Islamabad's highest viewpoint. We'll also check out the Super Market, and after sampling some local cuisine and finishing the day with a scoop of ice cream from a well-known ice cream parlor, we'll call it a day.

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Altitude: 975 m

Today, we'll head for Swat, a stunning hill station in the province of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, which was originally known as the NWFP. We're going to take the recently built freeway, which makes the trip from Islamabad to Swat shorter. Centuries ago, Swat was both a center of Buddhist civilization and a former royal state. We are going to investigate the White Palace, the bazaar, and the archeological sites of the ancient Buddhist civilization.

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Altitude: 1,050 m

We're going to move from Swat to Chitral today. The 10.4 km long Lowari Tunnel, which links Dir and Chitral, will be traversed by us. Prior to the tunnel's construction, travelers had to transit over Lowari transit, and the Chitral Region was cut off from the rest of the nation for six months. Today we shall arrive in Ayun. The settlements of Ayun are the closest to the Kalasha Tribes, and the valley is lovely to explore. We will be staying at the Ayun Fort, which has stunning ecological gardens and a vantage point over the valley and river. The Ayun Fort is where we'll stay the night.

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Altitude: 1,100 m

The participants will go to Rumbur Valley today to take part in the Uchal Festival. They intend to investigate the valley. They will participate in the Kalasha Tribe's ceremonies. There will be a lot of music and dancing, and attendees can join the Kalasha Tribe in dancing to the beat.
The visitor will get to know the Kalash people and get the chance to discover more about their customs and culture. The visitor will spend the night in Bumburet. There will be dances and bonfires throughout the evenings. 

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Altitude: 1,100 m

We shall begin our exploration of the Bumburet Valley today. We are going to the nearby museum. Town Center and the Kalasha Graveyard. Later, when every tribe assembles in Bumburet, we'll take part in the massive festival. We will engage with the Kalasha Tribe, dance, take pictures, and gain firsthand knowledge of their distinctive culture. We will travel to Chitral later, where we will spend the night at the Pamir Hotel by the Chitral River.

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Altitude: 1,494 m

We are going to explore Chitral Town today. We are going to Chitral Fort, which is the capital of the former Chitral empire. This fort served as the region's capital. We will later go to the Shahi Mosque in Chitral, which is located on the fort's grounds. Next, we'll head to Birmoglasht, which is perched atop a mountain. It provides a bird's-eye perspective of the valley and may allow us to spot Markhor, who are native to this area. This day, we're going to Birmoglasht for lunch. We shall go to the polo ground and take in the exciting polo event if there is a match going on in Chitral Town. We shall investigate Chitral Bazar later. We are going to eat dinner at the hotel.

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Altitude: 2,359 m

We shall be going from Chitral Town to Mastuj on this particular day. The principal village in the Yarkhud Valley, Mastuj, is bounded by Afghanistan and Gilgit-Baltistan on two sides. We will go along the river gorge, passing through numerous settlements in Chitral. We will meet and greet the locals and have a walk around the village after we get to Mastuj. We are going to spend the night at Mastuj.

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Altitude: 2,217 m

We will go from Chitral to Gupis, often referred to as Khalti, on this particular day. Khalti is located in Gilgit-Baltistan Region's Ghizer District. We'll drive through numerous Laspur villages and cross the Shandur Pass on our way. We will stop briefly in Shandur, where we can explore the highest polo ground on Earth, Shandur Polo Ground, and the high alpine Shandur Lake. We will travel through Barsit, Langar, and Teru meadows and highland pastures. We will also stop for a brief visit at Phandar Valley, which boasts a stunning still lake and an abundance of greenery. After checking into our accommodation upon arriving in Khalti, we will go visit the surrounding villages and grab some quality shots of the Khalti Lake. On this particular day, one of our cuisines will be trout fish.

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Altitude: 1,500 m

We are going to go from Khalti to Gilgit on this day. The capital of the Gilgit-Baltistan Region is Gilgit. We'll check into the hotel and relax when we get there. We will visit Kargah Nala and the renowned Buddha Carving after lunch. We shall try the "Mantu" (dumplings) and tour the Gilgit Bazaar later. Before departing for the "Land of Legends," Hunza, we will unwind and spend the night in Gilgit.

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Altitude: 2,500 m

Now that we are on our way to Hunza, today will be unique and thrilling. Let me tell you that Hunza has it all: stunning landscape, glaciers, high-rising mountains, lakes, culture, heritage, an international border, and the Karakoram Highway, the eighth wonder of the world. We will see remnants of the ancient Silk Road, which was utilized for trade centuries ago, as we begin our drive down the Karakoram Highway. We'll pause at Rakaposhi View Point to have a cup of tea or coffee and take in the Mother of Mist's cooling wind. From our window seat, we will be able to see stunning peaks as we drive towards Hunza and as we arrive in Karimabad. Every nature lover will be in awe of the view of Rakaposhi as this incredibly visible mountain passes over your head. This day, we'll tour Karimabad Market, go to Baltit and Altit Forts, and watch the sun set over the massive peaks from the well-known Eagle's Nest View Point.

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Altitude: 2,700 m

We're going to Northern Hunza today, and we're going to go boating at Attabad Lake. You will be astounded by the immaculate glacial water and the lake's color against the bleak mountains. We shall proceed on our journey, traveling through other Upper Hunza settlements before arriving at Deh and the entrance to Khunjerab National Park. We shall go on the incredible Karakoram Highway excursion. We'll remain at Passu when we get back.

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Altitude: 4,693 m

We will begin our day by taking a stroll through Passu Village today. In addition to seeing folks at work, we'll visit a local home to learn about the Wakhi Community of Pakistan's architecture and way of life. We're going to Borith Lake, which is another gorgeously colored alpine lake. To feel the rush of the mountains, we'll also stroll across the Hussaini Suspension Bridge. We're going to Hopper Valley next, and the splendor of it will astound us. On foot, we'll reach Bualtar Glacier. We shall enjoy Hunza folk music and dances this evening.

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Altitude: 2,409 m

The guests will leave Hunza for Besham or Naran, depending on the weather and other factors. If we choose the Besham route, the Karakoram Highway passes via Dassu and Chilas as it travels beside the Indus River. We will attempt to use the Naran Road and Babusar Pass (4,173m) to get back to Islamabad, though. This will provide our visitors with the chance to visit other places. Our visitors will stay the night in either Besham or Naran.

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Altitude: 540 m

We are going to travel from Islamabad to Islamabad on this day. We will stop at historic Buddhist sites from the Gandhara Civilization and the Taxila Museum on the way. After that, we'll travel 45 minutes from Taxila to Islamabad, where we'll have our goodbye meal at Monal Restaurant.

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Altitude: 540 m

Everything good thing has to come to an end. This is the day when we finally bid farewell to our guests and fellow members. The tour ends this day.