Borith lake is Situated at a height of almost 2,600 meters in the Gojal region of Upper Hunza, Borith Lake is a place where time stops. Calm water, glaciers below and mountains all around – this lake is for those who want to spend time away
Introduction Just a short distance from Gilgit, there is a beautiful carving on an old rock which has been silently telling its story for 1400 years – Kargah Buddha. This is a place where history and spirituality are alive together. This is because, at that time,
Introduction Yasin Valley, located in a remote corner of Ghizer District, Gilgit-Baltistan, is still quite far from tourism. It takes up to 5 hours to reach here from Gilgit. The pure village life here makes you even more impressed. Lalik Jan, the holder of the country
Introduction Naltar Valley is one of the hidden gems of Gilgit that many travelers often overlook. When people think of Gilgit-Baltistan, they usually picture famous places like Hunza or Skardu. But within Gilgit itself lie peaceful and breathtaking spots that deserve equal attention. Among them are
Introduction Kutwal Lake Haramosh is a place hidden in the valleys of Gilgit-Baltistan which has not been seen by many people till now and this lake gives a magical feeling amidst the snow-covered mountains. Kutwal Lake is located in Haramosh Valley – a remote and untouched
introduction Minapin village is a small but extremely beautiful village in Nagar Valley. It is called the gateway to Rakaposhi from where the journey to Rakaposhi Base Camp and Minapin Glacier begins. This place is perfect for those who want to explore nature, away from the
introduction You know that most of the glaciers in Pakistan are found in Gilgit-Baltistan which are the source of approximately 70 percent fresh water, among them we are taking you to a beautiful glacier, Hoper Glacier which is hidden in a beautiful corner of Gilgit-Baltistan where
There is a place in the Nagar Valley of Gilgit-Baltistan where nature comes in its full glory – Rakaposhi View Point (Gulmit). If you are planning a tour of Northern Pakistan or are a lover of mountains and natural beauty, then this place is a dream
If you go for a trip on the Hunza, you must have heard the name of Hussaini Suspension Bridge which is Pakistan’s most dangerous rope bridge. It was first built in 1968 by the locals to cross the river. When I went on a trip to
Hidden in the valleys of Gilgit-Baltistan is a place that wins the heart of every trekker—Passu Cones. These are not just hills or cones made of stone, but a masterpiece of nature. In local language they are called Tabsuq Sar, whose length is 7478 m and
 
 
