
Gilgit Baltistan Tour 2026-27
Fourteen days across the whole north — the Karakoram Highway, Hunza and its UNESCO forts, the Khunjerab Pass, Skardu, Khaplu and the Deosai plains.
Since 2014
Every trip we sell, we have walked. Guided tours, treks and expeditions across Pakistan and Asia — from an eight-day valley tour to 8,611 m on the Abruzzi Spur. One printed price with internal flights, hotels, breakfast and your guide included. No surcharge after you land.
Elham Asia is a licensed tour operator running guided holidays across Asia. Pakistan is where we are based and the country we cover end to end — the Karakoram and Gilgit-Baltistan, the Hindu Kush and the Khyber, the Mughal cities of Punjab, and the Indus down to Sindh and the Arabian Sea — and we plan journeys through the rest of the continent on the same terms. Our Pakistan tour packages put internal flights, hotels with breakfast, sightseeing and an English-speaking guide into one printed price — no surcharges added once you have arrived.
Beyond the cultural routes through Hunza, Skardu, Lahore and the Kalash valleys we run the mountains themselves: guided treks to K2 Base Camp, Gondogoro La and Snow Lake with porters and full camp crews, and mountaineering expeditions from first 6,000 m summits to Gasherbrum II, Broad Peak, Nanga Parbat and K2 — permits, liaison officer and high-altitude porters handled end to end.
Outside Pakistan, Everest, Annapurna and Manaslu run with our partner crews in Nepal, and trips elsewhere in Asia are planned to order — the same office, the same planners, the same all-in pricing. Tell us where in Asia you want to go and we will cost it.
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Departures 2026–27
Tours, treks and expeditions in one index — filter by type, effort or season, sort by price, altitude or length. Every price shown is the all-inclusive price.

Fourteen days across the whole north — the Karakoram Highway, Hunza and its UNESCO forts, the Khunjerab Pass, Skardu, Khaplu and the Deosai plains.

Seven unhurried days in Hunza — forts, glaciers, Attabad Lake and the road to the Chinese border.

Twelve days through Baltistan — Shigar, Khaplu, the lakes, the Deosai plateau at 4,100 m, and the drive out over Babusar.

Eight days into the Kalash valleys of Chitral — Bumburet, Rumbur and Birir, and a culture found nowhere else on earth.

Sixteen days across the whole north — the Kalash valleys, Shandur Pass, Hunza's forts and Skardu, linked by the Karakoram Highway.
Where the trips actually are
All 49 of them, plotted where they run — from the Kalash valleys in the Hindu Kush to the Khumbu in Nepal, and from 3,967 m to 8,611 m at the high point. The bigger the dot, the higher the trip goes.
From our own departures
Every photograph here is from a trip we ran, in a place on this page. No stock skies, no borrowed summits.








Your dates, your route
A trip planner — not a call centre — writes a day-by-day itinerary around your dates with the full per-person cost, inside 24 hours. No deposit to see one.

Travel with confidence
Balance any time before departure, written receipts for every payment, free date changes up to 14 days out, and a 24/7 on-trip support line.
Every road, hotel and stop on your itinerary has been driven and checked by our own team across multiple seasons — not booked from a desk.
Transport, accommodation, listed meals and your guide are all in the printed price. Anything excluded is flagged clearly before you book.
Enough company for the campfire, never a queue for the viewpoint. Solo and female travellers join our departures regularly.
Send your dates, group size and budget and we build a custom day-by-day itinerary — drawing on twelve years across Pakistan and Asia.
Guides and drivers from the valleys you visit, many with us for years, carrying satellite check-in devices on every remote stretch.
The people behind the wheel

Founded the company in 2014 with one Land Cruiser, one guide and one rule.
40+ Hunza departures. Speaks English, Urdu and Burushaski.
Builds every custom itinerary — and has slept in the hotels she books.
Runs the fleet, the drivers and the daily road-condition checks.
Your reply on WhatsApp — before, during and after the trip.
Word from the road
Every one of these is a real traveller on a real departure, and they are the reviews we were given permission to reprint.
“Everything from the airport pickup to the porters on the Baltoro was organised before we asked. That's the difference between a company that knows these routes and one that just sells them.”
“Our driver adjusted the route after a road closure without removing any major stops. The Hunza tour exceeded expectations from start to finish.”
“The Kalash festival was unforgettable and our guide's local knowledge made it. Already planning Shandur with the same team.”













Tell us who is travelling and roughly when. A trip planner — not a call centre — replies within three hours between 9am and 11pm Pakistan time with a day-by-day itinerary and the full price, per person, with nothing hidden underneath it.