Arrive at Lahore International Airport and meet your guide. Transfer to hotel, rest and relax after the journey. Overnight stay at Best Western Premier Hotel, Lahore.

Visit the Lahore Museum, one of the finest in South Asia with an exceptional Gandhara and Mughal collection. Continue to the Tomb of Emperor Jahangir across the Ravi River and the UNESCO-listed Shalimar Gardens built by Emperor Shah Jahan. In the evening, drive to Wagah Border for the famous flag-lowering ceremony on the Pakistan-India border.

Comprehensive guided tour of the Walled City of Lahore starting at Delhi Gate, passing through various gates. Visits include Badshahi Mosque, Lahore Fort, Wazir Khan Mosque with an optional minaret climb, the Shahi Hammam Royal Bath and the Royal Trail. Explore traditional mohallas, street food stalls and local craft shops.

Departure for Islamabad with a short stopover en route. On arrival, visit Faisal Mosque, Lake View Park and the Pakistan Monument. Visit the Lok Virsa Heritage Museum. Drive up to Peersuhawa in the evening for aerial views over the city at sunset.

Domestic flight from Islamabad to Gilgit at 8:00 AM. Meet your guide at Gilgit Airport and drive directly to Hunza Valley. Tea stop at the Rakaposhi Viewpoint. Arrive in Hunza and take guided tours of Altit Fort and Baltit Fort. Optional drive up to Eagle's Nest at Duikar for sunset views over the Hunza Valley.

Depart for Khunjerab Pass at 4,693m, the highest paved international border crossing in the world on the Pakistan-China border. Enjoy the spectacular landscapes along the way with stops at Passu Cones, Sust and through Khunjerab National Park. Return to Hunza in the evening.

Spend the morning at the lake. Boat ride across Attabad Lake's vivid turquoise waters. Visit Borith Lake and enjoy the views of Passu Cones. Drive south to Gilgit in the evening.

Depart for the Ghizer Valley and Phandar, one of the most scenic and least-visited valleys in Gilgit-Baltistan. Stop at Gupis and visit Khalti Lake, a beautiful glacial lake rarely seen by tourists. Continue to Phandar Lake and explore the valley.

Depart for Mastuj via the Ghizer Valley and Shandoor Top at 3,700m — the site of the world's highest polo ground, where an annual festival is held each July. Sightseeing stops at Phandar Lake and the pass. Continue to Mastuj.

Depart for Chitral, the historic capital of the former princely state of the same name. Sightseeing stops along the way through the Yarkhun Valley. Arrive in Chitral and check in.