Pakistan Autumn Tour Packages |
Autumn Tour Hunza (10 Days) |
Hunza Fairy Meadows Autumn Tour (12 Days) |
Hunza Phander Autumn Tour (12 Days) |
Hunza Skardu Autumn Tour (14 Days) |
Pakistan Autumn Tour Packages |
Autumn Tour Hunza (10 Days) |
Hunza Fairy Meadows Autumn Tour (12 Days) |
Hunza Phander Autumn Tour (12 Days) |
Hunza Skardu Autumn Tour (14 Days) |
Autumn in Hunza occurs during the period from September to November. The season offers a breathtaking transformation of the valley. The lush greenery shifts to vibrant shades of red, orange, and gold, set against the snow-capped peaks of the Karakoram Mountains. This time of year is perfect for travelers seeking stunning landscapes, clear skies, and crisp mountain air, making it the ideal season for photography, hiking, and cultural exploration in the serene beauty of Hunza.
Embark on an unforgettable Hunza autumn tour with Explore Pakistan, where you’ll immerse yourself in the stunning landscapes and vibrant culture of this Himalayan paradise. Our meticulously curated Hunza Valley autumn tour packages not only highlight the region’s breathtaking beauty during this enchanting season but also offer opportunities to explore local markets bustling with harvest activities. Experience the warmth of Hunza’s hospitality as you visit ancient forts like Baltit Fort and trek through valleys ablaze with autumn foliage.
Capture mesmerizing views from Eagle’s Nest viewpoint and indulge in traditional Hunza cuisine. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast, culture buff, or photography aficionado, our guided autumn tour to hunza valley provide an authentic and enriching experience that ensures every moment is unforgettable. Join the Hunza adventure tours with Explore Pakistan and explore this hidden gem in Pakistan’s Gilgit Baltistan region.
Departure and Return Location
Islamabad International Airport (Google Map)
Departure Time
1.5 Hours Before Flight Time
Price Includes
Price Excludes
Upon arrival at Islamabad International Airport, our experienced guide and team members will stand by to receive you. We will then take you to your arranged accommodation in Islamabad, where you will stay overnight. Sightseeing activities can be arranged.
Distance: 30km / Driving Hours: 01 / Altitude: 540m / Activities: Sightseeing
At the crack of dawn, we will head to the Islamabad International Airport to fly to the city of Gilgit. Upon arrival, we will instantly leave for Karimabad Hunza Valley via car/bus/jeep. Along the way, there will be many spots for sightseeing. We will take a brief break at the Rakaposhi Viewpoint, where we’ll also have our lunch.
After that, we’ll continue our journey to Karimabad Hunza. Upon arriving, we’ll check-in at the hotel and take a quick rest. Later, we’ll go for a short trail along the water channel of the area. We will also explore the local bazaars present. In the evening, we’ll enjoy the sunset at Duikur. Our overnight stay will be in Karimabad Hunza Valley.
Distance: 145km / Driving Hours: 02 / Altitude: 2400m / Activities: sightseeing, trail,
After having our breakfast, we’ll leave to visit the Baltit-Fort, the Altit Fort and the Old Altit Village. Upon touring these historical sites, we’ll take a break and return to the hotel to have lunch. After, we’ll drive directly to Hopper Valley. There, we’ll trek up to Hopper Glacier. Following that, we’ll head to the Ataabad Lake for boating. Finally, we’ll head to the village of Passu where we’ll check into the hotel. Our overnight stay will be at Passu, in Upper Hunza.
Distance: 170km / Driving Hours: 04 / Altitude: 2500m / Activities: sightseeing, boating
We’ll spend the first half of the day in hiking to the Passu Glacier. We’ll have lunch upon returning to the hotel. In the second half of the day, we’ll head to the Passi Suspension Bridge. After completing that, we’ll drive to Borith Lake in the evening for sightseeing. We’ll return to Passu again and stay overnight.
Distance: 85km / Driving Hours: 01 / Altitutde: 2500m / Activities: Trekking, sightseeing.
This day will be entirely dedicated to travelling to the Khunjerab Pass. We will arrange the means of transport you prefer and start our journey after breakfast at the hotel. Along the way, we’ll pass by stunning views of mountains, rivers, and villages.
At Khunjerab, which has been proclaimed a national park, you’ll be able to see Snow leopards, Himalayan Ibexes, Marcopolo Sheeps and much more. We will return to Passu in the evening.
Distance: 272km / Driving Hours: 07 / Altitude: 4733m / Activities: sightseeing.
After breakfast, we’ll visit the main villages in the area such as Passu, Gulmit, Hussaini, Shishkat etc. This way we’ll be able to visit cultural museums, traditional houses and meet the locals. Overnight stay will be at Passu
This day will be fully dedicated to exploring the Valley of Chapursan. Here, we’ll indulge in activities such as Horse Riding and Yak Riding. If we’re lucky, we might get to watch the polo matches and freestyle polo matches there. We’ll return to Passu and stay overnight.
After breakfast, we’ll start heading towards Gilgit. On the way, we’ll visit the Chinese Cemetery. We’ll then continue our journey with occasional stops. Upon arriving at Gilgit, we’ll visit the local bazaars. After which, we will drive over the suspension bridge there. We’ll check-in at the hotel in Gilgit and after a quick rest, we’ll visit the Kargah Buddha. Overnight stay will be in Gilgit.
Distance: 145km / Driving Hours: 03 / Altitude: 1500m / Activities: sightseeing
We’ll catch an early morning flight from Gilgit to Islamabad. Sightseeing activities to spots such as Pakistan Monument, Lok Virsa, Local Bazaars can be arranged. You will then be transferred to the airport for your flight back home. This will mark the end of our trip!
Bookings can be made by emailing or through the Booking form together with a 40% deposit advance payment. The balance of the tour price is due and payable on arrival in Pakistan. Tour programs should be booked at least one week before your departure.
All cancellations must be confirmed in writing by email directly to Explore Pakistan. Cancellations made after final payment but prior to 30 days before the departure date will be subject to a refund equal to 50% of the total tour program cost. Cancellations made less than 30 days before departure will be subject to a 100% deduction of prior deposits/payments.
If you wish to book a different tour program or departure date, subject to space availability, we will accommodate you. No refunds will be given for any unused portion of the trip regarding air and ground transportation, meals, accommodation, and tour services.
Our inclusive quotes and conditions are strictly based on the enclosed itinerary and the total number of hotel and camp nights mentioned therein. The rates are quoted per person based on sharing a double room and a two-person tent. A single room and tent can be provided on payment of a single supplement.
If you desire to take an extension of the tour, please feel free to contact us for a customized itinerary.
If you wish to travel with a group of friends, perhaps with a special interest in common, we can make all the arrangements. For larger groups, we may be able to offer a free place to the organizer. Please email us to discuss your plans.
For your protection, we recommend that you purchase adequate trip cancellation, medical, baggage, accident, and other personal effects insurance.
We have made all attempts to make these programs as accurate as possible. However, in circumstances beyond our control, changes may occur. We, therefore, reserve the right to change itineraries, carriers, and substitute hotels where necessary. We guarantee that, where possible, establishments of similar categories and standards will be used.
If the trip is delayed due to canceled or delayed flights, sickness, accidents, bad weather, road washouts, government restrictions, or any other contingency for which Explore Pakistan cannot make provisions, the resulting extra cost for such delays will be charged separately.
All Northern Area flights in Pakistan are subject to weather and backload conditions and thus operate on an ad hoc basis. Should the reserved flight not operate on the day scheduled as per the itinerary, alternative surface transportation will be arranged. If any additional costs are involved due to this change, these will have to be paid for locally.
If the tour is canceled by the tour operator, only the deposit received from the passenger(s) will be refunded as full and final settlement.
All prices are stated in United States Dollars or GBP and are based on conversion rates prevailing at booking time. Significant changes in the value of the Dollar or Pound in relation to various currencies or a drastic increase in the cost of land/air services may necessitate an increase in the tour cost.
However, once the tour is paid in full, you are guaranteed against future price increases, provided no change is made by the passenger(s) to the original booking.
For all trips, we provide (where required) Toyota Coaster/Hi-ace Van fully air-conditioned and equipped with all necessary modern facilities. To ensure the safety of travelers, we choose only those drivers who have 15-20 years’ experience driving for tourists in their respective areas.
Willy Jeep: Please note that the jeeps used in Pakistan are open jeeps (with a soft canvas roof that can be removed and roll-up/down sides) and do not have seat belts, roll bars, or restraining sides. They are old American Willy jeeps, which have been re-conditioned.
They are the most reliable for the road conditions in Pakistan and are easily repaired along the route you will be taking. They are themost commonly used vehicles for tourism in Pakistan.
Other vehicles like Toyota Hilux and Pajero can also be arranged on request but are about three times the cost. Please do not expect European standards. Transport constitutes a large portion of any program cost for travel in Pakistan.
We select our cooks through a rigorous screening process to ensure premium service quality for each trip. Most of the cooks working with us have at least 5-10 years of experience working as cooks for trekking and mountaineering expeditions.
They are also trained in Western cuisine and hygiene and come from the valleys where the treks take place. We offer a large variety of diets, generally mixing local and Western food.
For both treks and expeditions, we provide breakfast cereals, tins of meat, cans of orange juice, coffee, chocolate, snacks, and local food like Chapati, green tea, lentils, and fresh vegetables.
There is a wide range of accommodation throughout Pakistan and the Northern Areas, from simple camps to five-star hotels. We use all types, and you might stay in anything from tented camps to first-class hotels. However, most of our itineraries’ costs are based on double occupancy rooms in hotels.
Single rooms are available on most trips, although a supplement is payable. For your convenience, the single supplement price will be quoted against each program.
All our treks, expeditions, and tours cover most costs from Islamabad until you finish your holiday back in Islamabad. There will be little opportunity for you to spend your money except to buy soft drinks and snacks. Additionally, we advise you to keep cash money for airport taxes, porters, guide, cook and staff tips, souvenirs, and other personal expenses.
The tour operator and its agents act only as agents for the owners and/or contractors providing the services and means of transportation specified in the itineraries. All tickets and vouchers are issued subject to the terms and conditions under which such services and means of transportation are offered and provided.
The operator and/or its agents assume no responsibility in any way in connection with any injury, damage, death, loss, accident, or delay through the acts of default of any company or person engaged in carrying out the arrangements of the tours.
No responsibility is accepted for any additional expenses due to delay, omissions, rerouting, changes in schedule, or other events resulting from improper health certificates or travel documents, or as an act of government or authority, or any local conditions such as weather, seasonal variation, labor strikes, civil disturbances, political unrest, and acts of God.
If you have a complaint about your holiday, you are required to confirm details of any such complaint or problem in writing, supported by appropriate evidence, within 15 days of returning from the holiday in question. For the avoidance of doubt, we will not accept any liability or address any complaints received by us later than 15 days after your return from the holiday.
You will receive a comprehensive clothing and equipment list tailored to your trip in a dossier. We regularly review and update these lists based on feedback to ensure they are current and comprehensive. Each item on the list is described, but don’t hesitate to contact us if you have questions or need assistance finding any items. Strict adherence to the equipment list is crucial for your trip.
To confirm your trip, you must pay 40% in advance, with the remaining 60% due upon arrival in Pakistan. Submitting an application alone won’t reserve a space.
This must be obtained before arrival and we recommend that you contact your local Pakistani embassy or consulate when planning your trip.
The Autumn season in Hunza typically starts in late September and lasts until mid-November. This is the perfect time to witness the region’s stunning transformation as the leaves turn vibrant shades of red, orange, and yellow.
Autumn in Hunza is a magical experience, with breathtaking landscapes, cooler temperatures, and fewer tourists. The valleys are painted in vivid colors, making it an ideal time for photography, trekking, and cultural exploration.
The weather in Hunza during Autumn is generally mild, with daytime temperatures ranging from 10°C to 20°C (50°F to 68°F). Nights can be cooler, so it’s recommended to bring warm clothing.
Top places to visit in Hunza during Autumn include the colorful terraced fields of Karimabad, the picturesque village of Passu, the serene Attabad Lake, and the historic Altit and Baltit Forts.
A typical Hunza Autumn Tour lasts between 7 to 14 days, depending on your interests and the number of places you wish to visit. This duration allows ample time to explore the region’s natural beauty and cultural heritage.
Pack warm clothing, including a jacket, sweaters, and comfortable hiking shoes. Don’t forget essentials like sunscreen, sunglasses, and a camera to capture the stunning landscapes.
Hunza celebrates various cultural events during Autumn, including traditional music and dance performances. The region’s harvest season also coincides with Autumn, making it a great time to experience local customs and cuisine.
You can book this through contacting us via email or phone. It is advisable to book in advance due to the popularity of the season.
Yes, Autumn is one of the best times for trekking in Hunza. The cooler weather and stunning scenery make it ideal for treks like the Passu Glacier Trek, the Rakaposhi Base Camp Trek, and the Ultar Sar Trek.
The season offers unparalleled photography opportunities with its vibrant landscapes, golden trees, and snow-capped peaks. Whether you’re a professional or an amateur, you’ll find endless inspiration in Hunza.
Hunza offers a range of accommodation options, from luxury hotels and resorts to budget guesthouses. Many offer stunning views of the valley and surrounding mountains, enhancing your experience.
Yes, Hunza is considered one of the safest regions in Pakistan, especially for tourists. Autumn is a peaceful time to visit, with friendly locals and well-maintained roads making travel easier.
The best way to reach Hunza is by flying into Islamabad and then taking a domestic flight to Gilgit. From Gilgit, Hunza is a 2-3 hour drive. Alternatively, you can take a scenic road trip from Islamabad via the Karakoram Highway.
Yes, Explore Pakistan, offer customizable tour itineraries to suit your preferences. You can choose to focus on cultural sites, adventure activities, or simply enjoying the natural beauty of the region.