Attabad Lake
Hunza Valley
Attabad Lake in the Hunza Valley of Gilgit-Baltistan region is a surreal turquoise lake formed after a landslide in 2010. Today it offers boating, jet-skiing and lakeside resorts surrounded by spectacular Karakoram mountains.
Baltit Fort
Hunza Valley
A 700-year-old fort perched above Karimabad. It reflects Tibetan-style architecture and has been restored as a museum showcasing Hunza’s royal legacy.
Altit Fort
Hunza Valley
Older than Baltit, this fort blends wood and stone with panoramic views of the Hunza River. It also houses cultural centers and gardens.
Khunjerab Pass
Hunza Valley
At 4,693m, it’s the highest paved international border in the world. Offers snow-capped views and a peek into China-Pakistan connectivity.
Passu Cones
Hunza Valley
Dramatic pointed peaks forming a unique backdrop visible from the KKH. A favorite for photography and trekking.
Hussaini Suspension Bridge
Hunza Valley
Famously dubbed one of the most dangerous bridges in the world, it offers a thrilling crossing experience.
Naltar Lakes (Bashkiri Lakes)
Gilgit
A group of three mesmerizing alpine lakes in shades of green and blue, nestled among pine forests.