Experience North Pakistan on our 11N/12D tour - Hunza, Skardu, Gilgit, Khunjerab Pass, lakes, forts and stunning mountain scenery.
 Sep 25th - Oct 6th, 2026 |  $1,800 USD |
For travellers seeking a more personal and flexible journey, we offer private Pakistan tours crafted entirely around your interests. Whether you want to wander through ancient Mughal cities, journey deep into the soaring mountains of the north, explore remote valleys rarely visited by outsiders, or immerse yourself in Pakistan’s rich cultural traditions, a private tour lets you shape the experience your way.
You choose the focus – history, landscapes, trekking, photography, culture or food – and we take care of the rest. From hand-picked accommodation and private transport to expert local guides and authentic dining, everything is arranged to ensure your trip feels seamless, exclusive and truly unforgettable.
Enquire now to begin designing your private Pakistan adventure.
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Yes – and we highly recommend it. For this tour, we suggest IATI insurance. Our referral link below gives you 5% off their standard price:
Pakistan Travel Insurance
Pakistan uses the Pakistani Rupee (PKR). The easiest option is to bring USD, which can be exchanged almost everywhere at good rates.
Vegetarian meals are available, especially in major towns and areas used to hosting travellers. Just let us know when booking and we’ll make sure your dietary needs are taken into account throughout the trip.
Pakistan is generally a conservative country. We advise dressing modestly — long trousers and covered shoulders are best, especially in rural regions and religious sites.
Yes. Pakistan requires an e-visa for most nationalities. Beyond the Borders will provide full visa assistance, including the documents and simple instructions needed to complete the online e-visa application.
You can expect a mix of comfortable hotels, guesthouses and local stays depending on the region. If you prefer a fully private or upgraded accommodation style, just tell us and we can tailor the arrangements.
For northern Pakistan, the best time is April–October, when mountain passes are open and weather conditions are ideal for travel and photography. Winter travel is also possible but involves different routes and colder temperatures.
Northern Pakistan includes high-altitude destinations such as Khunjerab Pass. While most travellers handle the altitude well, some may feel mild symptoms. Staying hydrated and taking it slow helps.
Photography is welcome in most tourist sites and scenic locations. However, avoid photographing military areas, checkpoints, and people without permission. Your guide will let you know when to keep the camera down.
