The Gateway to the World’s Highest Peaks in Pakistan, in the heart of Gilgit-Baltistan. Nestled between the Karakoram and Himalayan ranges, it mixes turquoise lakes, age-old forts, and desert-like plains into one unforgettable trip.
This resort is known as “Heaven on Earth” because it is situated by a sparkling lake, surrounded by pine trees and mountains. It is one of the most photographed places around.
A more peaceful, crystal-clear alternative to Shangrila, this lake is ideal for boating and picnics away from the crowds.
Shigar Fort is a 17th-century fort-turned-heritage hotel, beautifully restored with traditional Balti architecture and regal history.
This ancient fort is perched high above Skardu City and offers sweeping views of the Indus River and the surrounding valleys, which are great at sunset.
One of the glacial lakes near the city of Skardu, surrounded by rocky cliffs. People like to boat and drive their jeeps along the edges.
Dubbed the “Land of Giants,” it is a giant alpine plateau and one of the highest plains on earth, with wildflowers, brown bears, and breathtaking open skies.
This tumbling waterfall, a refreshing stop on the way to Deosai, is surrounded by lush greenery and is perfect for a short hike and photos.
A surreal desert landscape with dunes against snow-capped mountains, a rare sight found nowhere else nearby.
A short drive from Skardu, it is home to the historic Khaplu Palace and dramatic mountain landscape.
