Ishkoman Valley Tour

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Our guide(s) will receive you from the airport. Soon you will be transferred to hotels. On this day, our participants can relax and recover from their long journey. Pickup information It is very easy to spot our guide, holding orange placards with our company’s logo and your name on them. You must arrive at Islamabad International Airport, Islamabad. International flights normally arrive at midnight or in the afternoon. You must give us the details of your flights, both inbound and outbound at least five days before you arrive in Pakistan. Our staff/guide will receive you at the gates of international arrivals unless you are taking a connecting flight from another city in Pakistan. The guide/staff will transfer you to our partner hotel. In case you do not require an airport transfer, please inform us in advance. After lunch and some rest at the hotel (ideally, if you are arriving in the morning between 9 am to 12 pm), our guide/representative will pick up all our guests around 6 pm for briefing and remaining payments at our office followed by a dinner

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Arrive at Gilgit, either by air or land. Once you've checked into your hotel, take some time to relax and acclimate to the altitude. Depending on your arrival time, you might visit Gilgit's local markets or take a stroll along the Gilgit River. The evening provides an opportunity to adapt and prepare for the impending excursion. Stay overnight at a hotel in Gilgit.

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After a full breakfast at your accommodation, take a picturesque journey to Gahkuch, the seat of Ghizer District, located roughly 90 kilometers west of Gilgit. The ride, which lasts around three hours, provides breathtaking views of the Gilgit River, turquoise waters, brown mountains, and green spots. After arriving in Gahkuch, have a local lunch and then tour the town, taking in its distinct character and surrounding natural beauty. In Gahkuch, stay overnight in a local hotel or guesthouse.

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Following an early breakfast, proceed to Ishkoman Valley, which is approximately 50 kilometers north of Gahkuch. The well-maintained road makes the journey enjoyable and simple. When you get to Ishkoman, go around the village and soak in the peaceful atmosphere. You'll come across a few small trails and tight bridges, giving an element of excitement to your stay. Continue to the secluded settlement of Hotulti, your final stop before entering no man's land. As the day fades, return to Ishkoman for an overnight stay, either camping in the valley or returning to Gahkuch, depending on your preferences and available lodgings.

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Drive to Phander. The Phander Valley is a magnificent place to be and a real paradise on Earth. Trout is well-known as a popular fish. People are drawn to Phander for its natural beauty. It is situated in the northwest region of Gilgit. There are various good and reasonably priced hotel alternatives along the main Gilgit-Chitral route. The Gilgit River has beautiful blue water at this location. The mountains around the lakes are high. There are four huge lakes, the largest being Phander Lake. As the river enters the valley, it splits into several smaller streams before joining again as it exits. Phander is made up of Shamarn, Chachi, Dalimal, Gulagmuli, and Teru.Khowar is the major language spoken in the Phander Valley.

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Drive to Yasin Valley, Yasin Valley is located in the northern portion of Gupis Yasin district, is sometimes referred to as the "land of martyrs." This valley is around 148 kilometers from Gilgit. Yasin's people are committed, honest, courageous, and forthright. Burushaski and Khowar are two of the most widely spoken languages here. Hundur Yasin was the owner of Hawaldar Lalak Jan Shaheed, who got the Pakistani military's highest decoration, the Nishan-e-Haider, for his bravery during the Kargil campaign. The Yasin Valley is home to villages including Gindai, Bajyot, Chaliharang, Thodas, Manich, Taus, Sultanabad, Huwalti, Thoi, Barkolti, Sandi, Darkot, Hundur, Qurqalti, and Gojalti. Yasin is connected to Chitral and Wakhan by the Darkot Pass. The main attractions include Makkoli, Darkut, and the Mudori fortress. This region produces a lot of apricots, vegetables, and apples. Yasin's population is mostly brusho, although there are also migrants from other parts of the country.

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After breakfast, begin your journey back to Gilgit. Enjoy the picturesque journey and think on the amazing views you've seen. When you get to Gilgit, you may have some free time to explore the local area or go shopping. Depending on your trip intentions, take a flight home or continue your adventure by car. This completes your immersive and breathtaking tour of Ishkoman Valley.

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On this day the participants will take a flight from the airport in Gilgit to Islamabad airport. You will have a good time to relax at the hotel in Islamabad. The domestic flights sometimes get canceled due to weather conditions. In case of flight cancellation, you will drive to Chilas overnight. It takes eight to ten hours by vehicle.

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