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Hunza Autumn Tour

The Hunza Autumn tour is among the best adventures in northern Pakistan. Autumn in the Hunza valley starts from the first week of October and lasts till the 15th of November. During the autumn, the entire region turns a vibrant yellow color.

Below is some helpful information about the weather and the places that will be covered during the Hunza Autumn Tour.

  1. The weather in Hunza during the autumn is most likely chilly, and we recommend wearing a sweater or a hoodie.
  2. The best time to visit Hunza is in autumn. The First week of Autumn is from October to the 15th of November.
  3. You will be visiting Altit and Baltit fort, Dukier valley, the highest point in central Hunza to witness the vibrant color of the valley below.
  4. Last but not least, during autumn in Hunza, the weather gets very favorable for short trekking, which can be done according to our client’s preferences, as our itinerary is flexible.

Travel Mode

Travel by-road

Number of Days

Total Days 8

Suitability

Family Friendly

Custom Option

Itinerary Flexible

Total Cost Of Hunza Autumn Tour

Please note that the prices listed below may vary depending on the services selected. Client preferences—such as choice of hotels, adjusting tour days, or adding options—can affect the final cost.

Price Per Person – International Tourists

Pricing details for international tourists based on group size.
Package NamePer Person-2Per Person-3Per Person-4
Standard Package$ 869$ 703$ 595
Premium Package$ 984$ 856$ 709

Price Per Person – Domestic Tourists

Pricing details for domestic tourists based on group size.
Package NamePer Person-2Per Person-3Per Person-4
Standard PackagePKR 95,760PKR 88,160PKR 66,120
Premium PackagePKR 127,680PKR 109,556PKR 98,040

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SERVICES INCLUDED AND EXCLUDED .

Please note that the services we provide vary depending on the type of guest—domestic or international and also differ based on the nature of the tour, such as one-day trips, trekking tours, and more.

INCLUSIONS

  • Comfortable Transport

    Air-conditioned vehicles for all transfers. we offer cars, parado, grand cabin, 4x4 wheels based on number of people.

  • Accommodation

    Stay in 5-star hotels or local guest houses. Our Luxury package includes 5-star and 3-star hotel, whereas our standard packages includes local guest houses.

  • Breakfast

    The packages for our domestic tourist includes Breakfast only.

EXCLUSIONS

  • Lunch and Other Meals

    Meal services, including lunch, are not offered as part of domestic tour packages.

  • Local Expert Guide

    Guiding services by a local expert are not part of the domestic tour package by default. A guide can be included at an extra cost.

  • Personal Expenses

    Laundry, phone calls, and other personal costs are not included.

Design Your Own Adventure

This part makes our tour company special. We have all the information about each region. You just have to click on the region you want to visit and start building your tour plan.

Day 01

  • Arrive at Islamabad International Airport.
  • On this day, your flights will normally arrive in Islamabad in the afternoon. Our guide will pick you up from the airport. Soon, you will be transferred to hotels. Today, you can relax and recover from the journey.

Day 02

Drive to Naran Valley.

Early in the morning, your journey will begin. In the sunshine, the valley will have a very vibrant aesthetic. Additionally, it’s a good time to take some pictures along the way. There will be a stop at Lulusar Lake for a short break along the road. The Babusar Pass (4173m) is the next stop for you to have a tea break. As the tour proceeds, you will visit the Hunza Valley.

Day 03

Drive to Hunza Valley.

We will drive towards the beautiful valley of Hunza in the Karakoram range. We will follow the Indus River on the Karakoram highway until we are met by the Hunza River. Hunza Valley is unique in terms of the natural environment, culture, food, etc. Crossing a few bridges, passing through small villages of the Brusho, Shinaki, and Wakhi people, we will reach Aliabad, the capital of Hunza, then Karimabad, where we will spend the night.

Day 04

Explore Hunza Valley.

In today’s activities, participants will interact with historians, musicians, and storytellers as they visit the historic Baltit Fort (700 years old) and Altit Fort (900 years old). Our travel guides are always locals from the Hunza Valley who can explain the culture, history, and norms of the Hunza, so you have the best experience.

We always have a lot to tell our guests about the local culture through our local guides

Day 05

Explore Upper Hunza.

On this day, the guests will depart to the international paved road border, “Khunjerab Pass". We will pass through Ganish Bridge & ancient rock carvings. We will be travelling along the famous Attabad Lake and the newly constructed Pak-China friendship tunnels. After that, we will reach Gulmit Village, where we will visit Old House and the Carving Center in Gulmit.

If we get time, we will be going for a track on the famous Ondra Poygha. On the way towards Khunjerab, we will visit the famous Hussaini Suspension Bridge, Passu Suspension Bridge, and Passu Rainbow Bridge. Alongside KKH, we will be at the front of the mighty Passu Cones, where we stop for photography.

After that, we will cross through the Wildlife Conservation Area in Khyber before entering Khunjerab National Park in Deh. We will each Pak-China border and get stunned by the natural environment, and may even witness snow in summer on a lucky day.
Khunjerab National Park is a wildlife habitat for ibex, snow leopards, marmots, etc. Guests might get a chance to meet Chinese people (soldiers/border police/Chinese tourists from the other side). Participants will eat a packed/picnic lunch on the Pak-China Border (4733m). Guests will get shopping time on return in Sost (Immigration/Customs point) for Chinese goods (electronics, watches, etc). We will return to Passu Village for a stay

Day 06

Drive back to Naran/Kaghan Valley.

The guests will depart for Besham or Naran (depending on weather and other variables) from Hunza. If we take the road to Besham, we drive through Chilas and Dassu, travelling along the Indus River on the Karakoram Highway. However, we will try to return to Islamabad via the Naran road/Babusar Pass (4,173 m). This will allow our guests to explore additional locations. Our guests will spend the night in Naran or Besham.

Day 07

Drive to Islamabad & Sightseeing in Islamabad.

Upon arriving in Islamabad, immerse yourself in the city's charm as we are going to explore its iconic landmarks. Marvel at the grandeur of the Faisal Mosque and the Pakistani monument, and meander through the local bazaars to capture the essence of everyday life.

Day 08

Fly to your destination.

Our tour guide will drop you off at the airport three hours before your flight. While your journey with us concludes, the memories you gathered during your time exploring Pakistan's wonders will forever enrich your experiences.

More about Hunza Valley Autumn tour.

What will you see during the autumn season in Hunza?

The entire region of Hunza in the autumn season turns a bright yellow color. During the Hunza Valley Autumn tour, you will be able to witness the valley filled with shades of yellow, orange, and red, making the valley look like a painting. Autumn in Hunza is also considered the best season for photoshoots.

Weather conditions and recommendations.

The weather in Hunza during autumn remains chilly, especially at dawn and dusk. However, during the daytime, the temperature is warm and pleasant, not too cold nor too hot. This temperature makes it very favorable for outdoor activities like trekking and hiking.

We recommend wearing sweaters and hoodies, especially at dawn and dusk when it gets colder.For those who are not used to chilly weather, carrying an extra coat is a good idea.

Routes for the Hunza Autumn tour.

There are three main ways to reach the Hunza Valley in autumn.

  • The first is by taking a 45–50-minute flight from Islamabad or Lahore to Gilgit, which is subjected to weather.
  • The second route is via the Babusar pass, which is subjected to snowfall. Early snowfall can lead to closure.
  • The last one is the Karakoram Highway; this remains open throughout the year, but this road is a long and bumpy journey.

Cultural highlights, tribes, and signature dishes of the seasons.

People in the Hunza valley are of two main tribes, the Brushaski people and the Wakhi people (often called the Pamir people). The Brushaski peoples inhabit the central Hunza, whereas the Wakhi make up the Upper Hunza.

Furthermore, during the autumn season in Hunza, people prefer to eat dishes that can keep them warm. The traditional dishes you can find are “Harisa”, a soup made from wheat and meat, cooked in water. Chapshor, Molida, and Grall.

Wildlife and Flora

The Upper Hunza, known as Gojal, is a conserved region in Hunza where you would be able to spot Himalayan Ibexes not farther than 50 meters away. This autumn tour to Hunza also offers a chance to spot the Himalayan Marmots, and a person lucky enough would also be able to spot the Snow Leopard or the Brown Bear in Khunjerab National Park.

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