Passu Cones
Passu is a scenic village situated in the Gojal valley of Upper Hunza within Gilgit Baltistan's highlands. Along Karakoram Highway and situated at an elevation of 6,106 meters (20,033 feet), it serves as a popular tourist destination due to its striking landscapes and mountain vistas. The village is known for the towering Passu Sar peak standing tall with a height of approximately 7478-meters or about 24534 ft above sea level. Adjacent lies the expansive glacier, adding an ethereal touch to its already dramatic surroundings. Families can enjoy exploring this scenic location during favorable weather conditions from April through October when temperatures are more moderate and travel is easier on these high-altitude roadsides.
The best time to visit is during April, May, June, July, August, September and October. These months offer the most favorable conditions for visitors.
Passu Cones is located at an elevation of approximately 6,106 meters (6.1 km) above sea level.
Yes, Passu Cones is family-friendly and suitable for visitors of all ages.
No special permits are required for viewing or photographing the Passu Cones from the Karakoram Highway or nearby village areas, as they are located in an open zone.
The best weather windows for clear views are typically in the early morning and late afternoon during May to September, when atmospheric haze is minimal.
While there are no dedicated on-site rescue stations, basic medical help is available in Passu village, and emergency evacuations are coordinated through the Gilgit-Baltistan administration.
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