Hunza Valley-Hunza Tour packages by Pakistan Tour n Travel

 

Hunza Valley-Hunza Tour packages by Pakistan Tour n Travel

The northern area of Pakistan is no doubt surpassed in natural beauty. It is influenced by the world's three mountain ranges, the Himalayas, Hindukash, and the Karakorum. Right in the middle of these mighty ranges lies the valley which has rightly been called Heaven on earth, Hunza valley.

Hunza Valley is a mountainous valley in the Gilgit Baltistan province of Pakistan. Hunza Valley is located in the extreme northern part of Pakistan. Furthermore, it is a stunningly beautiful valley; it has many snow-packed mountains. This valley consists of three regions, i.e., Upper Hunza Gojal, Central Hunza, and Lower Hunza. Hunza Valley has excellent attractions for tourists, tourists all over the world visit Hunza Valley the whole year, but the best season to visit Hunza Valley is from May to October. When we talk about the temperature of Hunza Valley, in May max temp is 27°C while the minimum is 14°C and in October max temp ten °C and the minimum temp 0°C.

Pakistan is one of the few countries with such a dynamic landscape; rivers, deserts, lakes, waterfalls, springs, and glaciers seem to have it all in great abundance, and Hunza valley gives bloom to tourism in Pakistan.

Tourism in Hunza valley is growing daily because of security, and Tourists want to know the other side of Pakistan that is not portrayed in the news. Pakistan is a safe and sound country like any other in the world. Tourists want to explore the beauties of the country. There are much worth seeing places.  

Seeing Places:

Rakaposhi Mountain is a part of the Karakoram Mountains range and is 7,788 meters high. Rakaposhi Mountain can be seen from many parts of Hunza. The word Rakaposhi means "Shinning Wall," probably because it is surrounded by famous glacier valleys like Barpu, Biro, Bagrot, and Pisan. It is the 12th highest mountain peak in Pakistan and is renowned for its scenic beauty.

Ultra SAR: Another part of the Karakoram Range and is situated at an approximate distance of 10 km northeast of Karimabad (capital of Hunza). Till 1996 it enjoyed the reputation of being the inaccessible peak of the world.

The Baltit Fort: The Baltit Fort is a magnificent structure 900 years old and was the residence of the rulers. It is an excellent landmark in Hunza valley, and after restoration, it now serves as a museum. It sits on top of Karimabad. Stilted on massive legs, it is a must-see on every tourist's list.

Altit Fort: Altit Fort was also the residence of the rulers. Due to a clash between the two sons of the ruler, rulers were shifted to new places. It is a mysterious fort with motifs crafted on each wall and pillar, looking at the Tibetan architectural style. 

Hunza River:

Then we have, Hunza River is the principal river of Hunza in the Northern Areas of Pakistan. It is formed by the union of the Khunjerab River, Gujerab River, Misgar River, Chapursan River, and Shimshal River. Glaciers feed these rivers. These rivers join the Hunza River in its upper course. In its middle and short periods, it is joined by small steams. The entire Hunza Valley depends upon the Hunza River.

Transport: 

Lastly, buses, cars, and local jeep services are available to roam in different parts of the valley. A road trip can be 12 to 13 hours from the capital of Pakistan.

Undoubtedly A place of enchanting sceneries, wonderful people, beautiful culture, and tradition. Streets and roads are made of stone, giving an ancient look. The culture is so rich here. Antiques, wooden daggers, caps handmade handkerchiefs are found in each shop of the Hunza market. The local handicrafts can be purchased from the colorful bazaar of Hunza.

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