Explore the historical hub of the Silk Route, witness the Kargah Buddha, and enjoy the magical scenery of the Naltar Valley.
The Gilgit District is the historical and commercial heart of Gilgit-Baltistan, offering a unique blend of natural beauty, ancient history, and strategic importance along the Karakoram Highway (KKH). This valley is engraved with nature's finest features, from the surreal, multi-colored glacial lakes of Naltar Valley to towering surrounding peaks. Gilgit is not just a hub; it's a destination. It is home to the stunning Kargah Buddha (a testament to the region's Buddhist past), the famous Naltar Ski Resort, and hidden gems like the Haramosh and Bagrote Valleys, making it a perfect spot for history buffs and nature lovers alike.





Visit this beautiful pine forest valley, famous for its seven colored lakes (Bashkiri and Blue Lake) and the thrilling Naltar Ski Resort, offering excellent skiing opportunities in winter

Witness history firsthand! This intricately carved 8th-century statue of Buddha etched into a mountain face in the Kargah Valley, just 10 km from Gilgit city

An experience for peak and trekking enthusiasts, Bagrote offers beautiful hikes amidst majestic mountains and is known for its pure, organic produce
Cross the unique, century-old Suspension Bridge leading to the KKH Tunnels. This engineering marvel connects Gilgit to the famous KKH route towards Hunza

Plan your trip around March or April to witness the Gilgit valley explode in the breathtaking white and pink bloom of the cherry blossom (Sakura) season

A curated trip focusing on Gilgit's highlights (Naltar, Kargah) and a journey towards the Hunza Valley.
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An extended tour focusing on the entire KKH, with Gilgit as the main historical and logistical hub.

A diverse package that includes Gilgit's main attractions and a journey to the Nanga Parbat viewpoint via the Diamer side.

Gilgit District is strategically located, acting as a crossroads between Chilas and Karimabad, nestled right off the Karakoram Highway (KKH). Its location has cemented its role as a junction of civilizations and religions. Historically, the valley was a significant part of the ancient Silk Route.

The Silk Route brought not only the trade of goods but also a deeply enriching blend of cultures, ideas, and skills. Centuries ago, the region was immersed in Buddhism, and travelers can still see evidence of its religious influences today, most notably at the Kargah Buddha site.

For peak lovers, Bagrote Valley offers challenging treks and is known for its views of Diran Peak. Other beautiful valleys attracting tourists include the scenic Oshikhandass village walk, the stunning Kutwal Lake in Haramosh Valley, and the towns of Jaglot and Nomal.
Ready for an unforgettable tour!