6 Days Tour to Fairy Meadows & Nanga Parbat Basecamp

Foreign Tourists

Yes, Pakistan is increasingly safe and welcoming for international tourists. Popular destinations like Lahore, Hunza, Skardu, Islamabad, and Karachi are well-visited and have seen a rise in international tourism in recent years. Our tours are organized with professional local guides and drivers to ensure your safety and comfort.
Read about Safety in Pakistan here.

Yes, most foreign nationals require a visa. Pakistan now offers e-visa services for many countries. We can provide a visa invitation letter once you book a tour with us to assist in your application process.
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To book your tour, simply contact us via:
WhatsApp (+92 3001114884)
Email (discoveringpk@gmail.com)

Our team will assist you in customizing the trip and confirming your itinerary.

We require a 30% advance payment to confirm your booking. The remaining balance can be paid upon arrival or as per agreement.

You can pay the advance through:
• International Bank Transfer
• Remitly/Wise
• PayPal
• Credit Card
• Cryptocurrency

Yes, 1 person can also book this tour but have to pay for 2 persons. As in Private Tours, minimum number of persons required are 2.

Yes! All our tours are customizable. You can request hotel upgrades, extend the trip, or add experiences (like trekking, cultural shows, food tours, etc.)

The ideal time to visit is April to October. Spring (April–May) brings cherry blossoms, while autumn (October) is famous for vibrant golden foliage. Summers (June–August) are best for pleasant weather and road access.

You can also visit in winters and can enjoy ice hokey in local villages like Altit, and other winter festivals. Also the amazing experience of walking on frozen Attabad lake. In winters, temperatures can go below 0°C, specially chilling at night.

You can reach Hunza Valley both on by road and through air travel from Islamabad. It takes around 14-16 hours to reach Hunza from Islamabad.

Hunza is in Gilgit-Baltistan region and access to GB region from Islamabad by road is via 2 routes. The 12 month open route, Karakoram Highway passing cities of Besham and Dasu and the seasonal but very scenic Naran – Babusar Top road, which is typically accessible from mid-June to end-October.

English is not that widely understood in rural areas and villages, but in urban areas and tourist destinations, it is widely understood.
All our team at Discovering Pakistan and tour guides speak fluent English.

Yes, in major cities like Lahore, Islamabad, you’ll have strong 4G mobile and internet coverage with all major Pakistani networks (Jazz, Zong, Telenor, Ufone)

However, in northern mountainous regions, mobile coverage becomes limited or unavailable, especially while traveling on the road or through remote villages.
In main towns like Hunza and Skardu, 4G internet usually works via the SCOM network, which is a regional provider specific to Gilgit-Baltistan.

While not mandatory, we highly recommend having travel and health insurance that covers international travel and adventure activities (especially for mountain regions).