Discover tourist attractions, landmarks, and hidden gems across Gilgit District.
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Haramosh I stands tall at an elevation of 7409 meters within the Rakaposhi-Harmash Mountains in Gilgit District, a part of Pakistan's main Karakoram Range to its east from Gilgit city.
The Haramosh Valley, located east of Gilgit city in Pakistan's northern region, offers an untamed beauty for the adventurous traveler seeking solitude amidst towering peaks and pristine landscapes.
The Haramosh Valley Trek is a strenuous expedition into the lesser explored Karakoram region east of Gilgit in Pakistan's northern territories at an elevation of approximately 4800 meters.
Hiking in Bagrote Valley offers a moderately challenging trek at an elevation of 2500m and takes approximately 4 hours to complete, making it suitable for experienced hikers seeking adventure within...
Naltar Valley is a scenic pine forested valley situated in Gilgit District of the region known as Gilgit–Baltistan at an elevation of 3050 meters, offering easy hiking trails for visitors seeking...
Located within the bustling urban landscape of Gilgit, Jutial stands out as one of its developed residential schemes in northern Pakistan's scenic region called Gilgit-Baltistan province.
The Jutial Barmus Trail is an inviting outdoors escape situated in the Gilgit District of Pakistan's beautiful region - Gilgit-Baltistan, at approximately 1500 meters elevation.
Jutial Valley lies in close proximity to Gilgit, within the expansive Jutial Conservancy of Gilgit-Baltistan region.
Kutwal Lake, situated high up within Gilgit-Baltistan's scenic Haramosh Valley in Pakistan, can be reached exclusively via a trek from Dasu village—an adventure that rewards hikers with dramatic...
The Kutwal Lake Trek is situated in the Haramosh Valley of Gilgit District at an elevation of 3260 meters (approximately 10,745 feet).
Laila Peak stands tall at an elevation of 6985 meters in the main Karakoram range within Gilgit District, specifically near Haramosh Valley's serene Kutwal Lake.
The Majeed Peak stands tall at an elevation of 6680 meters in the Gilgit District of Pakistan's northern region, Gilgit–Baltistan.
