7 Days Fairy Meadows / Hunza & Khunjrab Pass Tour

7 Days Fairy Meadows Tour Offer by North Voyagers. In Which You visited:

Balakot | Kiwai Waterfall | Kaghan | Naran | Batakundi | Lulusar Lake | BabusarTop | Chillas | Fairy
Meadows | Biyal Camp | Nanga Parbat View Point | 3 Mountain Junction | Jaglot | Rakaposhi View
Point | Hunza | Gojal | Altit Fort | Baltit Fort | Karimabad | Attabad Lake | Hussaini Bridge | Passu |
Sost | Khunjerab Pass (Pak-China Border)

Trekking to Fairy Meadows

Fairy Meadows to Beyal Camp (2 hours one way) is at a height of 3500 m. It usually 2 hours one way for trekking in Fairy Meadows, not difficult and but a bit easy than others.

The first route started on a flat path, through the dense Fairy Meadows forest, along the hills, overlooking Nanga Parbat and Raikot Glacier to the left. This trail lasts about an hour through the jungle in flat terrain, passing through several streams until you reach an opening where you will see the village covered by Nanga Parbat in the distance.

Congratulations, you have arrived at Camp Bill. You can have a cup of coffee or walk for another 30 minutes on the way, and then you will reach the observation point 3667 meters high, where you can observe Raikot Glacier and Nanga Parbat up close.This trail is just a simple outing, so it is ideal for those who don’t want to walk too much, but if you want to hike more, you can follow the road to Nanga Parbat base camp.

Part of this road is just a simple outing. So it is ideal for those who don’t want to walk too much, but if you want to hike more, you can follow the road to Nanga Parbat base camp. So Get the offer of  7 Days Fairy Meadows Tour by the best tourism company in Lahore the North Voyagers

Trekking to Fairy Meadows Pakistan

Fairy Meadows Pakistan is named by an Australian climber “Hermann Buhl” in 1953, because of its bewitching beauty. He was the first to mount the Nanga Parbat.The Fairy Meadows has since long been an electrifying destination for the followings:

climbers, nature enthusiastic, environmentalists, backpackers, wildlife researchers, painters, photographers , polo lovers who spend here a couple of days for real exploration.