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Pakistan V

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Pakistan V

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Pakistan is one of those countries that will shatter all your stereotypes. Full of History, unique ethnic diversity, stunning Himalayan outdoors, warm hospitality and streets full of stories: from snake charming doctors to fire haircuts! June is the perfect time to visit the Karakorum with longer and warmer days, and, as always, with the most fun travel family out there!

Please note that we are offering also an optional  ADD-ON for two days to Peshwar (June 16-18th 2024). We will provide further information once you book the Expedition.

itinerary

You can easily pair this Expedition with Afghanistan XIII by taking a flight between Kabul – Islamabad on June 8th.

Day 0: Starting City: Lahore, Pakistan,

  • In Wander Expeditions we want you to make the most of your time, thats why we ask you to arrive the day before, so that the Day 1 in your Expedition is really a full day. Hence, you will arrive in Lahore on the June 8th.

Day 1: Lahore

  • We start our day visiting the eclectic and culturally rich city of Lahore. From it’s monuments: Badshahi Mosque, Lahore Fort, Wazir Khan Mosque to it’s streets full of stories. In the afternoon, we’ll visit the famous Wagah Border for it’s flag ceremony.
  • Overnight in Lahore

Day 2: Lahore

  • We’ll explore the street doctors, snake enchanters, and of course, the infamous fire hairdressers. In the evening, we’ll travel from Lahore to Islamabad.
  • Overnight in Islamabad.

Day 3: Fairy Meadows

  • Early in the morning we’ll be flying to Gilgit or Skardu, in the Himalayan Karakorum. After arriving in Gilgit we will head straight to Fairy Meadows. We’ll need to take 4WD through a gnarly road to get there, and then hike for around 3h. In Fairy Meadows, we’ll already have a view of the gorgeous Nanga Parbat, towering over 8125m.
  • Overnight in Fairy Meadows.

Day 4: Nanga Parbat Base Camp

  • We’ll wake up for sunrise and hike to the Base Camp of Nanga Parbat for closer views of this 8000m peak. Certainly, one of the highlights of our Expedition. After this incredible experience, we’ll journey to the stunning Hunza Valley, where our journey continues.
  • Overnight in Hunza.

Day 5: Hunza Valley

  • After breakfast we’ll visit Baltit and Altit Fort (over 950 years old). We’ll mesmerize with the best views of Hunza Valley in Eagles Nest. After visiting we’ll have free time to visit Hunza’s market for some shopping or aimless exploration.
  • Overnight in Hunza.

Day 6: Hoper Glacier, Hussaini Suspension Bridge and Atabad Lake

  • After breakfast we drive to Passu Glacier and the famous Hussaini hanging bridge. The dangling view of the Himalayan riverbed below your feet is a scary experience you’ll hardly forget! We’ll head towards Hoper Valley in Nagar District, stopping at various picturesque spots along the way to the magnificent Hoper Glacier. From there, we’ll head to Atabad Lake and drive back to Gilgit or Skardu.
  • Overnight in Gilgit or Skardu based on the prevailing weather conditions.

Day 7: Fly to Islamabad

  • We depart for Islamabad by domestic Flight. After landing we will be visiting Faisal Mosque and then go to Margalla Hills for lunch at the Hill top restaurant, an excellent place to feast with music and enjoy the view.
  • Overnight in Islamabad

Day 8: Departure

  • It’s the saddest moment of any expedition: saying goodbye!
  • Alternatively, you can choose to continue with our optional ADD-ON for two days to Peshawar (June 16-18, 2024). We will provide further information once you book the expedition.
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Included

Hotels

Shared rooms in 3-4star hotels when available

Transport

Private van and driver.

Domestic Flights

Return flights from Islamabad or Lahore to Gilgit.

Entrance Fees

All entrance fees to sites on your itinerary.

Meals

Only breakfast is included.

Visa Assistance

Most nationalities can get an evisa to visit Pakistan. We'll assist you in the process should you have any doubts.

Local Guides

Expert crew that will help us navigate and squeeze the most juice of our adventure.
June 9th-16th 2024

Our Selection Process takes only 10 minutes and it helps us create the best travel family!

FAQ

Most nationalities can get an evisa to visit Pakistan. We’ll assist you in the process should you have any doubts.
Wander Expedition doesn’t book flights for you and is ultimately not responsible for your flight connection, but we can offer guidance and support when you research the best options for you. You will be flying to Lahore and from Islamabad.
Pakistan is one of the safest destinations we’ve traveled to in Wander Expedition! It’s a fantastic first experience in South Asia for those of you that want to explore the most secluded side of this region with the best local crew.
This Expedition is for everyone looking to have a fun time, explore an off the beaten path destination, make new travel friends and memorable travel stories. Pakistan is the perfect first step into this region, offering great cultural depth, amazing food, hospitable locals and a diversity in the outdoors. It’s also one of our most affordable Expeditions and one of those that will be filled with travel stories.
Wander Expeditions is not a traditional travel agency where the first to pay is the first to go. We take you to stunning destinations, but we know the people you share it with is even more important when you travel. That’s why we have a refined selection process where we filter and vet candidates to ensure that groups are fun, balanced, diverse and interesting! We make sure candidates are on the same page and share our values of being fun, flexible and fearless, so we can guarantee everyone will have an amazing experience. We create travel families, so #trusttheprocess. Halfway through our process, we share the price with all pre-selected applicants. It only takes 5 min to apply, so you literally have nothing to lose! What are you waiting for to join the Wander Fam?

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