The Motorbike Tour to Hunza Valley is a thrilling journey through the picturesque landscapes of the Karakoram region in Pakistan. This area has been a popular destination for both domestic and foreign tourists, with more than two and a half million visitors in 2018. Our biking adventure, known as the Motorbike Tour to Hunza Valley, offers an opportunity to experience the region’s breathtaking scenery and cultural heritage.
We offer fixed departures for the Motorbike Tour to Hunza Valley, which are listed in the table below. Join us on this exciting nine-day journey and explore the majestic mountain ranges, crystal clear lakes, and fascinating local culture of Hunza Valley. Our expert guides will lead you through the stunning scenery and ensure your safety and comfort throughout the tour. Don’t miss this chance to discover one of the most beautiful and captivating regions in Pakistan.
On the first day of the Motorbike Tour to Hunza Valley, participants are expected to arrive in Islamabad in the afternoon. Our experienced guides will be waiting at the airport to welcome them and transfer them to their hotels. After a long journey, this day is designed to help the participants relax and recover from the travel fatigue. In the evening, they will be introduced to their bikes and briefed about the exciting adventure that lies ahead.
Accommodation: Accommodated in twin-sharing rooms at Chateau Royale or Prestige Residence, two of our carefully selected partner hotels in Islamabad. These hotels offer comfortable and modern amenities to ensure a relaxing stay.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner along with tea/coffee and snacks throughout the day. Our team of expert chefs prepares all meals using fresh and locally sourced ingredients to ensure a healthy and satisfying experience.
On the second day of the Motorbike Tour to Hunza Valley, our guests will be assigned their bikes and embark on their journey towards Besham or Naran, depending on various factors like weather conditions and road accessibility. If we choose the road to Besham, our guests will ride through some of the scenic towns of Haripur, Abbottabad, Mansehra, and finally reach Besham via the famous Karakoram Highway alongside the Indus river. Alternatively, we may choose to travel via the Naran road, which offers more opportunities to explore additional locations en route.
Guests opting for the Naran route will have the chance to visit the picturesque town of Naran and witness the breathtaking beauty of the surrounding areas. Regardless of the route taken, our guests can expect to witness some of the most stunning natural landscapes on this journey.
Accommodation: Twin-sharing room at Parhena Cottages (see pictures), Hotel deManchi (see pictures) or equivalent standard partner hotel (depends on occupancy) in Naran.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner + tea/coffee and snacks
Accommodation: Twin-sharing tent/cottage at Besham Hilton Hotel (see pictures), PTDC Motel (see pictures) or equivalent standard partner hotel (depends on occupancy) in Besham.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner + tea/coffee and snacks
On day 3 of the Motorbike Tour to Hunza Valley, we will set out to explore the stunning Hunza valley located in the Karakoram range. We will follow the Karakoram Highway, which runs alongside the Indus river until we reach the Hunza river. Along the way, we will cross several bridges and pass through small villages where we will get a glimpse of the local Brusho and Shinaki cultures and way of life.
Hunza valley is known for its unique natural environment, culture, and delicious food, and we will get to experience all of it firsthand. Finally, we will reach the capital of Hunza, Karimabad, where we will spend the night.
Accommodation: Here, our guests will be accommodated in twin-sharing rooms at our partner hotels such as Hilltop Hotel Hunza or World Roof Hotel, depending on the occupancy. These hotels offer comfortable amenities and a cozy atmosphere to ensure a peaceful stay.
Meals: Meals including breakfast, lunch, and dinner along with tea/coffee and snacks will be provided throughout the day.
On day 4 of the Motorbike Tour to Hunza Valley, guests will wake up to a breathtaking view of Rakaposhi peak from their hotel in Karimabad. The day will begin with a visit to the ancient Baltit fort, which is over 700 years old, followed by a trip to the Altit fort, which is over 900 years old. Guests can enjoy a cup of coffee at the royal gardens of Altit Fort while taking in the stunning views of the surrounding mountains.
In the late afternoon, we will take a short ride to the highest viewpoint in Hunza-Nagar, Duikar. Here, our guests will witness an awe-inspiring sunset over the white peaks, making for a truly unforgettable experience. The view from Duikar is one of the highlights of the tour and offers a panoramic view of the entire valley.
Accommodation: Accommodated in twin-sharing rooms, which offer comfortable amenities and a cozy atmosphere to ensure a peaceful stay.
Meals: Meals including breakfast, lunch, and dinner, along with tea/coffee and snacks will be provided to our guests.
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Altitude: 4,693 m
On day 5 of the Motorbike Tour to Hunza Valley, the guests will embark on a thrilling ride to the world’s highest road border, known as the Pak-China Border or Khunjerap Pass. With an elevation of 4,693 meters, it promises to be an unforgettable experience. Along the way, the group will pass through the Ganish Bridge and ancient rock carvings, and ride along the famous Attabad Lake, as well as the newly constructed Pak-China friendship tunnels. The guests will also cross through the Wildlife Conservation Area in Khyber before entering Khunjerab National Park in Deh, where they may spot various wildlife species such as ibex, snow leopards, and marmots. Upon reaching the border, the natural beauty of the surroundings will leave everyone in awe, and they may even get to interact with Chinese people, including soldiers, border police, or tourists from the other side. After having a packed/picnic lunch at the border, the group will return to Sost for shopping before reaching Passu Village for an overnight stay.
Accommodation: Accommodation for the night will be provided in twin-sharing rooms at Sarai Silk Route or Passu Ambassador Hotel, or an equivalent standard partner hotel, depending on occupancy.
Meals: Meals, including breakfast, lunch, and dinner, along with tea/coffee and snacks, will be provided.
On day 6 of the Motorbike Tour to Hunza Valley, guests will ride back to either Naran or Besham, depending on the weather and other variables. If we take the road to Besham, we will ride through Chilas and Dassu, following the Indus River on the Karakoram Highway. Alternatively, we will try to return via the Naran road/Babusar Pass (4,173 m), giving our guests the opportunity to explore additional locations. Upon reaching either Naran or Besham, guests will spend the night and be accommodated in twin-sharing rooms or tents/cottages, depending on availability.
Accommodation: Twin-sharing room at Parhena Cottages (see pictures), Hotel deManchi (see pictures), or an equivalent standard partner hotel (depending on occupancy) in Naran.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner + tea/coffee and snacks
Accommodation: Twin-sharing tent/cottage at Besham Hilton Hotel (see pictures), PTDC Motel (see pictures), or an equivalent standard partner hotel (depending on occupancy) in Besham.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner + tea/coffee and snacks.
On day 7 of the Motorbike Tour to Hunza Valley, the riders will continue their journey towards Islamabad, starting from either Besham or Naran. The route will take them through various towns, cities, and villages of Pakistan, providing a unique opportunity to experience the local culture and way of life. Upon reaching Islamabad, participants will check-in to their hotel, where they can relax and unwind after a long and exciting journey.
Accommodation: Twin-sharing room at Chateau Royale (see pictures), Prestige Residence (see pictures) or equivalent standard partner hotel (depends on occupancy) in Islamabad.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner + tea/coffee and snacks.
On day 8 of the Motorbike Tour to Hunza Valley (Summer), participants will have the opportunity to explore the twin cities of Rawalpindi and Islamabad. Islamabad is a modern capital city with a range of attractions, including the Faisal Mosque, Pakistan Monument, and Lok Virsa Museum. Rawalpindi, on the other hand, is a historic city with British-era architecture, bustling bazaars, and colorful streets. Participants can explore these cities on foot or by hiring a local guide. The day will end with a farewell dinner at the hotel.
Accommodation: Twin-sharing room at Chateau Royale (see pictures), Prestige Residence (see pictures) or equivalent standard partner hotel (depends on occupancy) in Islamabad.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner + tea/coffee and snacks.
On the final day of the tour, our team will make sure that all guests are transferred to the airport according to their departure schedule. The checkout time for all our partner hotels is at 12 pm, so guests will have ample time to pack their belongings and check out before leaving. We hope that our guests have had an unforgettable experience exploring the beautiful Hunza Valley and other destinations in Pakistan, and we look forward to welcoming them back on future tours.
Spantik Pakistan will plant five trees for every foreign tourist who visits Pakistan for a tour to Hunza Valley. The trees will be planted in the northern areas of Pakistan starting from 2019 as part of our CSR initiative.
We aim to contribute to “Goal 13: Climate Action” of UN’s Sustainable Development Goals by taking part in the massive government campaign to plant 10 billion trees during the next five years to tackle climate change.
Pakistan’s adverse climate impacts are very much visible through changing temperatures, prolonged droughts, increased floods and extreme weather conditions especially in Pakistan’s mountain regions.
Pakistan stands 7th on the list of countries that are mostly likely to be affected by global warming and has one of the highest deforestation rates in Asia. Decades of tree felling have reduced the country’s forests to less than 3 percent of its total land area.
How planting trees will make a difference?
Planting trees will help save energy and money, cool our cities, reduce carbon emissions, reduce soil erosion, provide habitat for species of many kinds, provide clean water and add to the beauty of Pakistan’s mountain region by simply being there.
Our participants can also donate separately. Details on this initiative can be requested.
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