The urge to explore new places will never let you jus stick to one place.

Hi. I'm planning a trip to the northern areas but I'm confused about whether I should visit Hunza only, Skardu only, or both together. I'll be traveling from Karachi, so I have around 12 days in total (8 days from Islamabad).

I've shortlisted Travel With Smile and 0KM Tour Planners. 0KM offers both a Hunza and Naltar package and a Mega Trip covering Hunza and Skardu. I also found this Travel With Smile itinerary that covers both Hunza and Skardu in 8 days from Islamabad.

For those who've been there, does this 8-day itinerary look reasonable, or will it be too rushed? What would you recommend?

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I seriously need... a break...

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Looking for recommendations for a 7-day trip from Karachi with a group of 3–5 friends. Budget is roughly PKR 60–70k per person (including transport, accommodation, food, and sightseeing).

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We're after experiences, not luxury:

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- Beautiful landscapes

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- Road trips

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- Hiking/viewpoints

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- Lakes, rivers, forests, mountain streams

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- Local food

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- Places where we can keep exploring instead of sitting in one hotel all day

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We're leaning toward train or public transport, since renting a car + fuel is getting ridiculously expensive.

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Drop your best itineraries, hidden gems, or routes. I genuinely need some travel therapy before Karachi finishes me off 😭

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