Destinations Across Pakistan
From the Karakoram giants to the Kalash valleys — explore the destinations we fly to, and message us on WhatsApp for live flight quotes.
Hunza Valley
Gateway to the Karakoram
Turquoise Attabad Lake, 900-year-old Baltit Fort, Passu Cathedral Cones, and the Khunjerab Pass at 4,693 m on the Pak-China border.
Skardu
Gateway to K2
Shangrila Resort, Deosai Plains (the second-highest alpine plateau on earth), Shigar Fort, and the cold desert of Sarfaranga.
Fairy Meadows
Base of Nanga Parbat
A grassy meadow at 3,300 m framed by the south face of Nanga Parbat — the world's 9th-highest mountain. Accessible by jeep track plus a 2-hour hike.
Swat Valley
The Switzerland of the East
Alpine scenery, Buddhist heritage (Butkara Stupa, Swat Museum), and family-friendly resorts in Kalam and Malam Jabba.
Naran & Kaghan Valley
Lakes and peaks
Lake Saif-ul-Malook at 3,224 m, Babusar Pass at 4,179 m, and the Kunhar River running the full length of the valley.
Chitral & Kalash Valleys
Pre-Islamic culture of the Kalash
The Kalash people — a non-Muslim community of ~4,000 with a unique culture, language, and religion. Famous for the Joshi spring festival and Chaumos winter festival.
Neelum Valley
The greenest valley in Pakistan
Pine forests, rivers, and waterfalls. Runs parallel to the Line of Control — check the security situation before travelling.
Deosai National Park
The Land of Giants
The second-highest alpine plateau on earth at 4,114 m. A national park protecting the Himalayan brown bear, golden marmot, and snow leopard. Open late May to early November.