Your Next Journey Awaits
Pakistan is a largely untapped gem, home to the world’s three highest mountain ranges and five of its tallest peaks. Beyond the epic landscapes and hikes, it boasts a rich culture rooted in community, tradition and endless cups of chai. It’s a country often misunderstood, and by visiting, we can help rewrite the story people tell about it.
Upcoming trips
Explore Northern Pakistan on a 13–14 day bike trip featuring the Karakoram Highway, high-altitude passes, and authentic local culture
£ 1500
Explore Northern Pakistan on a 12-day bike trip from Islamabad to the China Border.
£ 1500
Stress-free adventure
Pakistan’s northern regions can be a logistical nightmare, with limited transport options and a famously relaxed ‘inshallah’ approach to almost everything. Let us handle the logistics and safety, so you can fully immerse yourself in the magic of this incredible country.
Authentic connections
Our local guides are absolute legends – experienced, hilarious, and full of energy that brings the trip to life. We’ll also spend two nights at one of their family’s homes, cooking with their mum and seeing what everyday life in a mountain village is like.
5 years of experience
Our local partners are some of the most trusted and highly recommended in Pakistan. Travelling here isn’t always easy, so it’s important to be in safe hands, with a team that has a Plan A, B, and C ready for anything. They’ve been instrumental in bringing tourism to Pakistan and crafting the itineraries that make each trip unforgettable.
FAQs: everything you need to know
Planning your dream adventure should be exciting — not confusing! Here are answers to the most common questions we get. If you need more info, feel free to reach out.
Is Pakistan safe to travel to?
In recent years, Pakistan has made noticeable progress in boosting tourism and improving internal security, particularly in areas popular with travellers.
Cities like Lahore, Islamabad, and Karachi have become more accessible, while northern destinations such as Hunza Valley, Skardu, and along the Karakoram Highway continue to welcome more tourists every year.
We’ve been running group tours in Pakistan for four years now, and guests have constantly commented on how safe they have felt.
Is Pakistan safe to travel to?
In recent years, Pakistan has made noticeable progress in boosting tourism and improving internal security, particularly in areas popular with travellers.
Cities like Lahore, Islamabad, and Karachi have become more accessible, while northern destinations such as Hunza Valley, Skardu, and along the Karakoram Highway continue to welcome more tourists every year.
We’ve been running group tours in Pakistan for four years now, and guests have constantly commented on how safe they have felt.
Is Pakistan safe to travel to?
In recent years, Pakistan has made noticeable progress in boosting tourism and improving internal security, particularly in areas popular with travellers.
Cities like Lahore, Islamabad, and Karachi have become more accessible, while northern destinations such as Hunza Valley, Skardu, and along the Karakoram Highway continue to welcome more tourists every year.
We’ve been running group tours in Pakistan for four years now, and guests have constantly commented on how safe they have felt.
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