Vacations

The Gandhara Civilization Tour is an enthralling journey through ancient history and culture, presenting extraordinary art, sculptures, and archaeological treasures that have left an indelible impression

Gree An is a magnificent mountain pass in Pakistan's Kalasha region that provides trekkers with sweeping views of the Hindukush Peaks as well as a cultural excursion into the colourful Kalash settlements

Gokhshal An and Dooni An are beautiful mountain passes in northern Pakistan known for their difficult terrain and the opportunity to see the majestic Hindukush Peaks and the elusive markhor

Kasavir located in Golen Gol Valley, It's well-known for its breathtaking natural beauty, with lush green landscapes surrounded by towering peaks, making it a favorite destination for trekkers and nature lovers

Roghili Gol, located near Golen Gol south of Izghor, is famed for its thick cedar trees and pure waterways. The valley is home to two beautiful turquoise lakes as well as plentiful wildlife such as ibex and snow leopards

Zani An is a Hindukush Range pass that connects Uthool in Mulkho to Shagrom in the Tirich Valley. Along this strategic path, trekkers can enjoy panoramic views of the Istor-o-Nal and Saraghrar peaks

Phargam An (4975m) connects Golen Gol to Pakistan's Laspur Valley. Prior to the development of roads, it was utilized for trading.  This steep ascent necessitates difficult Class 2 scrambling.

Lohigal An (4548m) is a non-glaciated pass that connects the Bagrot and Haramosh valleys. It has beautiful beauty but is infrequently visited because of accessible routes between communities

Donson Pass (2970m) and Kundyak An (2855m) form a beautiful forested path that connects Bumboret to Upper Rumbur Gol. This journey is best done with experienced local guides from south to north

Owir An (4337m) provides panoramic views of Tirich Mir's southern slopes. This popular, short walk can be completed in any direction, but it is most commonly begun in Ojhor, southwest of Tirich Mir

Rakhan Gali, at 4548 meters, connects the Bagrot and Haramosh valleys, connecting the Rakaposhi-Haramosh Range's southern borders. it provides scenic vistas in the center of the highlands

Pakora Pass, at 4710 meters, is an excellent starting point for Karakoram trekking. It has alpine meadows, a little glacier, and breathtaking landscapes, and it is easily accessible from Gilgit