Incredible Jeep Safari

Day 01:

Arrival in Islamabad
Your adventure begins as you land at Islamabad International Airport. Our friendly team greets you with a warm welcome and assists you with immigration, baggage, and everything you need for a smooth arrival. You’ll then be transferred to your comfortable hotel, where you can rest after your flight. The calm atmosphere will help you relax and prepare for the days ahead. If time allows, you can explore a little of Islamabad in the evening — a modern city surrounded by green hills. Overnight Islamabad.

Day 02:

Islamabad – Taxila – Peshawar
After breakfast, we set off towards Peshawar, stopping first in Taxila, one of the most important archaeological sites of the Gandhara civilization. We’ll visit the Taxila Museum and nearby ruins, learning about ancient Buddhist art and history. The drive continues through scenic countryside before arriving in Peshawar, a historic city close to the Khyber Pass. Its streets are alive with markets, traditions, and the blend of cultures shaped by centuries of trade and migration. Overnight Peshawar.

Day 03:

Peshawar Sightseeing
Today we dive into Peshawar’s fascinating past and vibrant present. We visit the Peshawar Museum, home to remarkable Gandhara sculptures and Islamic artifacts. At the famous Qissa Khawani Bazaar (“Street of Storytellers”), you’ll feel the energy of daily life as traders and shoppers fill the streets. A walk along Sethi Street reveals beautifully preserved mansions built in traditional style. This mix of history, architecture, and everyday life makes Peshawar an unforgettable stop. Overnight Peshawar.

Day 04:

Peshawar – Swat Valley
Leaving Peshawar, we travel towards the lush landscapes of Swat Valley. On the way, we stop at the Takht Bhai Buddhist Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the Shingardar Stupa, both reminders of the region’s Buddhist past. As we enter Swat, the scenery changes to rolling meadows, snow-capped mountains, and crystal-clear rivers. Overnight Swat.

Day 05:

Saidu Sharif – Kalam
The journey to Kalam takes us through the famous Malam Jabba, known for its ski slopes and panoramic mountain views. Along the road, we see green valleys, waterfalls, and rivers winding through the mountains. By the time we arrive in Kalam, surrounded by towering peaks and the gentle flow of the Swat River, you’ll understand why this area is called the “Switzerland of the East.” Overnight Kalam.

Day 06:

Kalam – Mahodand Lake – Kalam
A day trip to Mahodand Lake brings you to one of Swat’s most beautiful spots. The turquoise water, backed by high mountains and alpine meadows, is perfect for boating, fishing, or simply relaxing. We enjoy the peaceful surroundings before returning to Kalam. Overnight Kalam.

Day 07:

Kalam – Saidu Sharif
We make our way back to Saidu Sharif, visiting the elegant White Palace and the Butkara Stupa, another important Buddhist site. The Swat Bazaar is a great place to shop for handicrafts, try local food, and meet friendly locals. Overnight Saidu Sharif.

Day 08:

Swat Valley – Ayun Valley
Today’s drive to Ayun Valley takes us over the **Lowari Pass, with dramatic views of mountains and valleys. The scenery changes to riverside villages and terraced fields as we reach Ayun, a quiet and picturesque base for exploring the Chitral region. Overnight Ayun.

Day 09:

Excursion to Kalash Valley
We spend the day in the Kalash Valley, home to the Kalash people, who have unique traditions, colorful dress, and lively festivals. We walk through villages, meet locals, and learn about their way of life. The valley’s beauty — green fields, forests, and mountain views — makes this a cultural and scenic highlight of the trip. Overnight Ayun.

Day 10:

Ayun Valley – Mastuj
The drive to Mastuj passes through the town of Chitral, where we visit Chitral Fort and stroll through its small bazaars. The route winds through remote valleys with stunning views before we arrive in Mastuj, a peaceful village surrounded by mountains. Overnight Mastuj.

Day 11:

Mastuj – Phander
We head towards Phander Valley, passing Shandur Pass, known as the “Roof of the World” and famous for its high-altitude polo ground. On arrival in Phander, the turquoise Phander Lake and surrounding peaks provide a perfect setting for rest and photography. Overnight Phander.

Day 12:

Phander – Gilgit
Our final travel day takes us to Gilgit, with sweeping views of the Karakoram Range and the Indus River. Gilgit is a vibrant mountain town with a blend of cultures, lively markets, and historical sites. It’s the gateway to some of the highest peaks in the world, and a fitting end to this journey through Pakistan’s cultural and natural wonders. Overnight Gilgit.

Day 13:

Gilgit – Hunza (Karimabad)
We leave Gilgit and travel along the historic Old Silk Route, once an important trade path. Along the way, we stop at Rakaposhi View Point for breathtaking views of the 7,788 m Rakaposhi Peak. The drive takes us through lush valleys, terraced fields, and waterfalls before arriving in Karimabad, the heart of Hunza Valley. Here, we enjoy the town’s warm welcome, traditional houses, colorful bazaars, and snow-covered mountain scenery. Overnight Karimabad.

Day 14:

Exploring Hunza Valley
Our day begins with a visit to Hoper Glacier, surrounded by dramatic peaks. Next, we explore Baltit Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its wooden balconies and history. We also visit Altit Fort, even older than Baltit, with beautiful views over the Hunza River. In the evening, we head to Eagle’s Nest viewpoint to watch the sun set over the mountains, turning the valley golden. Overnight Karimabad.

Day 15:

Excursion to Khunjerab Pass
Today is a full-day trip to the Khunjerab Pass, the highest paved border crossing in the world. On the way, we stop at Attabad Lake for a boat ride on its bright blue waters and cross the adventurous Hussaini Suspension Bridge. Passing through Passu, we see its iconic cones and nearby glaciers. At Khunjerab, we stand where the Karakoram and Pamir ranges meet, surrounded by snow-capped peaks. Overnight Karimabad.

Day 16:

Hunza – Skardu
We begin a long but scenic drive towards Skardu, passing rivers, farmlands, and small villages. The road follows the Indus River and offers views of the Karakoram and Himalayan ranges. We may visit the beautiful Upper and Lower Kachura Lakes before reaching Skardu. Overnight Skardu.

Day 17:

Deosai Plains and Satpara Lake
From Skardu, we visit Satpara Lake, a peaceful spot with turquoise waters and mountain reflections. We then continue to Deosai National Park, known as the “Land of Giants.” Its vast green plains, wildflowers, and wildlife — including Himalayan brown bears — make it unforgettable. We enjoy a picnic surrounded by nature. Overnight Skardu.

Day 18:

Skardu – Khaplu
Today we drive to Khaplu, a charming town with views of the Karakoram Range. We explore Khaplu Fort, which blends Tibetan and Balti architecture, and visit the historic Old Mosque. Meeting local people, we learn about their traditions and way of life. Overnight Khaplu.

Day 19:

Khaplu – Machlu – Mashabrum Viewpoint
We travel to Machlu village, passing stunning valleys and rivers. At Mashabrum Viewpoint, we see the mighty Mashabrum Peak rising sharply into the sky. We spend time taking in the incredible views and photographing the landscape. Overnight Khaplu

Day 20:

Khaplu – Skardu – Fairy Meadows
Our journey continues to Fairy Meadows via Raikot Bridge. After a thrilling jeep ride, we hike through forests and meadows until we reach Fairy Meadows. Here, the mighty Nanga Parbat towers above us, creating one of the most beautiful mountain scenes in the world. Overnight Fairy Meadows.

Day 21:

Fairy Meadows – Beyal Camp – Fairy Meadows
We hike to Beyal Camp, surrounded by towering peaks and wildflower meadows. The views of Nanga Parbat from here are even closer and more dramatic. We relax, share stories, and watch the sunset before returning to Fairy Meadows. Overnight Fairy Meadows.

Day 22:

Fairy Meadows – Chilas
We trek back to Raikot Bridge and drive to Chilas, a town famous for ancient rock carvings. These petroglyphs, thousands of years old, depict hunting scenes, animals, and symbols of early life. Overnight Chilas.

Day 23:

Chilas – Besham
Following the Karakoram Highway, we drive alongside the turquoise Indus River. The road passes green fields, mountain villages, and valleys, giving us one last look at the region’s beauty. Overnight Besham.

Day 24:

Besham – Islamabad – Departure
Our final drive takes us back to Islamabad. Along the way, we pass rolling hills and farmland. As we arrive in the capital, we reflect on the incredible mountains, cultures, and memories from our journey. We transfer to the airport for departure.