Flying from Canada to discover Pakistan, or taking the family back home? We plan private, fully arranged trips for Canadian travellers, with flights, hotels, transport and visa support handled for you.
Canada has one of the fastest growing Pakistani communities in the world, and Pakistan is a comfortable one stop flight through the Gulf or Turkey. Whether you are visiting for the first time or returning home, the trip is more accessible than most people think.
We handle everything on the ground. From arrival, your hotels, transport, guides and northern flights are booked and coordinated by our local team, so you can focus on the trip and the family.
Roughly 17 to 21 hours with one stop
One stop via Doha, Dubai, Abu Dhabi or Istanbul
Pakistan is about 10 to 12 hours ahead of Canada
Canadian passport holders apply for the Pakistan e Visa; we provide the invitation letter
Pakistani Rupee (PKR)
April to October for the north
Hotels, transport, guides and northern flights arranged for you
We host many Pakistani to Canadian families returning home.
Hotels, transport, guides and permits arranged before you land.
A local team that knows the north and looks after you throughout
08 Days 07 Nights
The signature northern loop by air and road.
07 Days 06 Nights
Comfortable, shorter drives for all ages.
05 Days 04 Nights
Hunza and the Karakoram Highway by air.
12 Days 11 Nights
Hunza, Skardu, Deosai and more, at a gentle pace.
A popular 8 day private route. We tailor the days, pace and length to you.
Meet and greet at the airport, transfer to your hotel and a relaxed evening after your flight.
A stunning short flight to Skardu with views of Nanga Parbat, or a scenic drive if you prefer. Settle in and acclimatise to the mountain air.
Baltit and Altit Forts, the village of Karimabad and sunset over Rakaposhi.
Attabad Lake, Passu Cones and the Hussaini suspension bridge, with a stop towards Khunjerab.
A full day on one of the world’s great mountain roads into Baltistan.
Shangrila and Lower Kachura Lake, the Sarfaranga Cold Desert by jeep and the old bazaar.
A jeep day across the second highest plateau on earth, with luck spotting marmots and brown bears.
Fly or drive back, with transfer to the airport for your onward flight.
One of the world’s highest and most spectacular paved roads.
Thousand year old Baltit and Altit Forts above the Hunza Valley.
Startling turquoise water framed by bare mountains.
The second highest plateau on earth, wild and empty.
Tea, warmth and welcome in mountain villages.
Pink blossom in spring and golden poplars in autumn.
A guided, well paced introduction to the country.
Comfortable stays, shorter drives and short flights where it helps.
Quiet, scenic valleys perfect for a romantic trip.
Some of the most dramatic landscapes anywhere.
Jeep tracks, high passes and optional trekking.
| Details | Months | Information |
|---|---|---|
 Spring |
March to May |
Cherry blossom in Hunza and green valleys. A beautiful, gentle time to travel. |
 Summer |
June to September |
Everything in the north is open, including Deosai and the high passes. Peak season. |
 Autumn |
September to October |
The clearest mountain views of the year and golden colour. Many people’s favourite. |
 Winter |
November to February |
Cultural cities and snow. Some northern valleys and passes are hard to reach. |
Modest, comfortable clothing and layers for the mountains, where evenings are cold even in summer.
Cards work in cities but the north is largely cash. We advise how much to carry and where to exchange.
Mobile signal is patchy in the high valleys and often absent on treks. A local SIM helps, and we brief you on what to expect.
Parts of the north sit high, so we pace the itinerary to help you adjust comfortably.
Flights to Skardu and Gilgit are weather dependent, so we always build in a road contingency.
Halal food is the standard everywhere, and we can note any dietary needs in your plan.
Real moments from northern Pakistan and our guests. Replace each tile with a genuine photo, the labels tell you what works best in each spot.
Real stories from Canadian travellers we have hosted.
Yes, Malaysian passport holders need a visa to visit Pakistan, and it is easy to obtain through Pakistan’s online e Visa system. We handle the whole process for you, including the application guidance, invitation letter and hotel and flight confirmations. Visa rules can change, so we always confirm the current requirements and processing times for your travel dates before you book.
A direct flight from Kuala Lumpur to Islamabad takes roughly seven to eight hours. One stop options through the Gulf are also available and often good value. Islamabad is the usual starting point for northern Pakistan tours, and from there we arrange domestic flights or private transport into the mountains.
Yes. Pakistan is a Muslim majority country, so all our meals are halal, and prayer facilities and mosques are easy to find. For Chinese to Malaysian guests, we also arrange familiar Chinese and barbecue style options alongside authentic Pakistani cuisine, so every traveller in your group is comfortable and well fed.
Seven days covers one region such as Skardu or Hunza at a relaxed pace. Ten days lets you combine both, which is our most popular option. Twelve days or more allows a deeper trip including Khunjerab Pass and Naltar Valley. Since you are flying a long way, we usually recommend at least ten days to make the journey worthwhile.
Our packages include private air conditioned transport, deluxe hotel stays on twin sharing, domestic flights where specified, all halal meals, an English speaking guide and tour manager, all toll and fuel costs, visa support and an invitation letter, and 24/7 assistance. International airfare, the Pakistan visa fee, personal insurance and entry tickets are not included.
Tell us your dates and what you would like to see. We will send a private itinerary built for your trip from Canada.
