Transfer to the hotel, and in the afternoon, we will make a city tour. Rawalpindi is an old city with narrow lanes and bustling bazaars, while Islamabad is a modern city. Raja Bazaar, Murree Road, Lok Virsa Museum, and Shah Faisal Mosque are places of tourist interest.

We depart from Islamabad and arrive at Besham, crossing the famous towns of Abbottabad and Mansehra. Later on, following the upstream course of the River Indus, we will make photo stops at Shatial rocks. After a long day, we arrive at the hotel in Chilas for the night. If the road is not accessible, then will try to travel from Babusar top to Chilas.

Next to Chilas is the Nanga Parbat viewpoint, and then the next stop will be at the junction of the world's three largest mountain ranges, the Karakoram, the Himalayas, and the HinduKush meets. We bypass Gilgit Town via KKH. We cross several villages of Hunza & Nagar valleys and make a photo stop at Rakaposhi viewpoint. Driving straight to Gulmit, a quiet and serene village in the upper Hunza region, and staying overnight in a hotel.

Today we will make an excursion to the China-Pakistan border at Khunjerab, crossing the villages of Passu and Sost. Khunjerab is the highest point on KKH at 4734 meters and is the highest trade route. We will return to Gulmit.

We will drive by jeep to Borit Lake to start trekking and cross a dry ridge of Passu Glacier to arrive at Passughar.

We will cross the Passu glacier with our experienced guide and arrive at Luzdhar across the glacier, which is a deserted shepherd settlement and pastures.

After a steep but moderate grade climb, we cross the ridge between Passu and Batura glaciers. A trek leads to the base camp of Passu Peak from here. We arrive at Patundas for the overnight stay in tents.

This is a steep descent to Mulunghil on Batura Glacier; however, the scenery is superb and rewarding, which compensates for the hardships of the route.

Today, we will cross the Batura glacier, and this traverse is quite demanding. Our campsite is Yashprit, which means a pasture of horses. Yashprit offers spectacular views of the Batura Glacier lying in the valley.

Following the shepherd's trail, we reach Putmahal or Fatimahil, and later proceed to Kukhil, a small summer settlement with a few huts of shepherds.