Batura Glacier Trek: Passu to the Ice, Day by Day

Batura Glacier trek from Passu: 57 km of ice, 6–10 days of trekking, camps, difficulty and the honest practical guide to Upper Hunza’s great glacier.
Best Hotels in Gilgit City: Where to Stay in 2026

Best hotels in Gilgit city: Serena, Ramada, Avari Xpress and budget picks — with honest notes on location, winter stays and what to confirm.
Is Gilgit-Baltistan Safe for Solo Female Travellers?

Is GB safe for solo female travellers? Hunza is Pakistan’s most comfortable region for women travelling alone — with honest caveats and practical tips.
Chapursan Valley Travel Guide: Hunza’s Remote North

Chapursan Valley in Upper Hunza: Wakhi villages, Baba Ghundi shrine, Irshad Pass treks, jeep access from Sost and the honest practical picture.
Naltar Valley Ski Guide: Pakistan’s Premier Ski Slope

Naltar Valley is Pakistan’s premier ski destination: PAF slope, chairlift, ski school, season December–March and how to plan a ski trip.
Pakistan Tourism, Sports and Family Festival Opens Today in Islamabad
What happened The Pakistan Tourism, Sports and Family Festival 2026 opens today, Friday 6 November, in Islamabad, and runs through Sunday 8 November. It is the second edition of the festival, bringing together tourism, culture, sports, adventure, food and family entertainment under one platform. The main venue is the Pakistan Sports Complex, with tent pegging […]
Pakistan Proposes an Autonomous National Tourism Authority
What happened Federal Minister for Planning, Development and Special Initiatives Ahsan Iqbal has called for the establishment of an autonomous Pakistan Tourism Authority, with representation from all four provinces, to strengthen national coordination and promote Pakistan as a unified tourist destination internationally. He made the remarks during a meeting on Thursday with Federal Minister for […]
Swat and Sri Lanka Sign Deal to Protect Gandhara Buddhist Heritage
What happened The University of Swat and Sri Lanka’s Nagananda International Institute for Buddhist Studies have signed a memorandum of understanding to promote academic collaboration, student and faculty exchanges and joint research, and to preserve and study the Gandhara civilisation — particularly the Buddhist archaeological heritage of the Swat Valley. The MoU was signed by […]