Attabad Lake
Surreal turquoise lake formed by a 2010 landslide — boating, jet-skis and lakeside cafés.

Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan
8 verified properties from PKR 14,000/night · rated 4.7★.
About Hunza
Hunza Valley is a breathtaking destination in northern Pakistan, surrounded by towering peaks including Rakaposhi and Ultar Sar. Known for its dramatic landscapes, crystal-clear rivers, and warm hospitality, Hunza attracts adventure seekers and culture enthusiasts from around the world. The valley offers a unique blend of ancient forts, traditional villages, and spectacular natural beauty.
Don't miss
Surreal turquoise lake formed by a 2010 landslide — boating, jet-skis and lakeside cafés.
700-year-old UNESCO-nominated fort overlooking Karimabad with panoramic Hunza Valley views.
The oldest surviving monument in Gilgit-Baltistan, restored by the Aga Khan Trust.
The valley's top sunrise viewpoint — Rakaposhi, Ultar and Lady Finger in one frame.
Iconic jagged peaks along the Karakoram Highway — one of Pakistan's most photographed sights.
The world's highest paved border crossing at 4,693m — a full-day trip from Karimabad.
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While you're there
Travel guide
Fly Islamabad → Gilgit (55 min, weather-dependent), then a 2.5-hour drive to Karimabad. Overland is a scenic 18–20 hour drive along the Karakoram Highway (KKH).
Local vans, jeeps and hired cars connect villages along the KKH. For upper Hunza (Passu, Sost, Khunjerab), hire a 4x4 with a local driver.
April (cherry blossom), May–June (green valleys), September–October (autumn colours). Winter is beautiful but many roads to upper Hunza close.
Weather & seasons
Cherry blossoms, valleys turn green.
Warm days, cool nights — peak trekking.
Golden poplars — the most photogenic season.
Snow-covered, quiet, upper roads may close.
Where to eat
Famous for walnut cake and hot chocolate on Karimabad's main street.
Chapshuro (Hunza pizza) and organic apricot dishes.
Lakeside dining with turquoise views.
Riverside stop with a full-frame view of the Passu Cones.
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Good to know
Hunza is best from April to October when the roads are open and the weather is pleasant. Winter (Dec–Feb) is stunning but cold, with limited accessibility.
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Stays in Hunza start from around PKR 14,000 per night, with premium villas and farmhouses going higher based on capacity and amenities.
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