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Traveling to Chitral, Pakistan offers a unique and enchanting experience, with its stunning landscapes, rich culture, and warm hospitality. Nestled in the mountainous region of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Chitral is a remote and captivating destination that beckons adventurous souls and nature enthusiasts alike.
Practical Considerations: Traveling to Chitral requires some planning, as the region can be remote and challenging. Flights from Islamabad to Chitral are available, offering spectacular aerial views of the mountains. It’s advisable to check weather conditions and road accessibility before embarking on a trip. Due to its conservative culture, it’s essential to respect local customs and dress modestly.
In essence, traveling to Chitral, Pakistan, offers an opportunity to escape into a world of natural wonder, cultural richness, and adventure. The region’s untouched beauty and authentic experiences make it a memorable destination for those seeking a truly immersive travel experience.
Practical Considerations: Traveling to Chitral requires some planning, as the region can be remote and challenging. Flights from Islamabad to Chitral are available, offering spectacular aerial views of the mountains. It’s advisable to check weather conditions and road accessibility before embarking on a trip. Due to its conservative culture, it’s essential to respect local customs and dress modestly.
In essence, traveling to Chitral, Pakistan, offers an opportunity to escape into a world of natural wonder, cultural richness, and adventure. The region’s untouched beauty and authentic experiences make it a memorable destination for those seeking a truly immersive travel experience.
Chitral Packages
Standard
Hotels: Roomy Hindukush Sarai
Included: Vehicle and Driver
Not Included: Meals, Passes, Fuel
Included: Vehicle and Driver
Not Included: Meals, Passes, Fuel
Deluxe
Hotels: Hindukush Heights
Included: Vehicle and Driver
Not Included: Meals, Passes, Fuel
Included: Vehicle and Driver
Not Included: Meals, Passes, Fuel
Premium
Hotels: Hindukush Heights
Included: Vehicle and Driver
Not Included: Meals, Passes, Fuel
Included: Vehicle and Driver
Not Included: Meals, Passes, Fuel
Gold
Hotels: Khoj Resort , Shangrila
Included: Vehicle and Driver
Not Included: Meals, Passes, Fuel
Rates for foreigners , please select a category from the above options and submit the form. Our sales representative will get in touch with you.
01
Tirch Mir:
Tirich Mir is one of the tallest peaks in all mountain ranges, which is also the highest in the Hindu Kush Mountain
Range. It is almost at an elevation of 7,708 m (25,289 ft.). Moreover, anyone visiting the Chitral Valley must witness
the dawn and dusk at this peak. The fascinating view to capture in the eyes. Many hotels and resorts are there to
help you capture this ultimate view.
02
Chitral Museum:
Every place has its own unique culture and art that is preserved in different forms. Chitral Museum is genuinely a
preserver of its ancestor’s art that is left for the future generation. The Museum was built on 8 July 2010, and the
main idea was to maintain the cultural heritage for the tourist.
The museum is divided into two sections: the Ethnological Gallery and the Archaeological & Kalash Gallery. In its first section, we encounter the jewelry, instruments furniture of the ancestors used in the 12 century. On the other hand, things related to Kalash show Greek cultural heritage.
The museum is divided into two sections: the Ethnological Gallery and the Archaeological & Kalash Gallery. In its first section, we encounter the jewelry, instruments furniture of the ancestors used in the 12 century. On the other hand, things related to Kalash show Greek cultural heritage.
03
Gol National Park:
Chitral Gol National Park was declared a wildlife sanctuary in 1979 and a National Park in 1984. This 7750-hectare
area lies just west of the Town of Chitral, encompassing the watershed of Chitral Gol. Chitral Gol National Park is
surrounded by high Hindukush peaks and is a habitat of a number of wildlife like Kashmir Markhor, Ibex, Snow Leopard, Lynx, Chakor, Ram Chakor, Pheasant and a large variety of birds and wild animals. The national bird of Pakistan, Chakor, the National animal of Pakistan, Markhor, the National flower Jasmin, and the National Tree, Diyar are also found in Chitral Gol National Park.
04
Shahi Masjid:
Shahi Masjid is a piece of magnificent architecture. Shujaul Mulk built the Shahi Masjid in 1924 A.D. Shujaul Mulk was the Mehtar of Chitral or more to say, the ruler of Chitral from 1895 to 1936. The building of the Masjid is genuinely a fantastic piece of architecture with pure white marble and engraved art. The architecture truly represents
the culture and tradition of Chitral aristocrats.
05
Shahi Qila:
Moving into the area of Shahi Masjid, you shall encounter the majestic Shahi Qila. Shahi Qila or the Chitral Fort was built for the residence of Raja Nadir Shah in the 14th Century. Lately, it was restored by Shah Afzal II in 1977. Now the fort served as the personal property of the ceremonial Mehtar, Fateh-ul-Mulk Ali Nasir.
06
Garam Chashma:
Exploring the mysterious land of Chitral, the Gram Chashma is also the favorite and popular spot of Chitral. Gram Chashma, as described by the name, also offers hot water in springs. Usually, all of Chashma bears cold water, but it is unique. The Gram Chashma is accessible through a jeep ride to the north of Chitral at about 45 miles. Above all, it is famous for its healing properties.
07
Barmoghlasht:
Nestled in between the gigantic mountains and richly green land, Barmoghlasht is one of the famous summer resorts in Chitral. It is located at a distance of 14.5 kilometers away from the Chitral. Tourists prefer to visit the place in both seasons; in summer, the resort is perfect for paragliding, and in winter, for skiing. Each season brings adventure to this resort.
08
Ayun Valley:
Another valley in Chital alongside the Chitral River is Ayun Valley. A perfect picnic spot in Chitral surrounded by
immense peaks and between the choppy water of the Chitral River with grassy land makes an ideal combination to ease your soul.
09
Shandur Polo Ground:
Almost 4 hours drive from the Chitral Valley, the famous Shandur Polo Ground is here, which hosts international and
national polo matches every year. Polo is one of the most popular games in the Chitral Valley. Moreover, there are other small grounds in Chitral Town as well. The most famous Shandur Polo Ground is considered the world’s highest polo ground. Thousands of local and foreign tourists gather to witness this fantastic game here.
10
Kalash Valley:
The most famous valley in the Chitral district is Kalash Valley, known for its Greek Mythology. The people of Kalash fall in the minority of Pakistan’s population. Without any doubt, they are proudly living their lives in their own way, practicing their religion freely in Kalash Valley. Furthermore, the valley is located in the south, almost 34 km from Chitral. The best time to visit the Chitral Valley is from April to July when Kalash people celebrate their three different festivals.
11
Koghazi & Goleen:
Last on the list are Koghazi and Goleen, slightly unknown to tourists but a must-visit place in Chitral. It is located at a distance of 14 km from the Chitral Valley. A land full of amazement; the grassy ground, the tall fruit-laden trees, the rare spice of flora, the pleasant climate, the tremendous waterfall, and the cold water of the stream can make anyone spellbound with its bewitching ravishing beauty.
