Explore the beauty of pakistan

Gilgit

Gilgit is the gateway to northern Pakistan, surrounded by the Karakoram Mountains. Known for its charming landscapes, rivers, and welcoming people, Gilgit offers a perfect mix of natural beauty and cultural charm.

SKardu

Skardu is a land of breathtaking beauty, surrounded by the mighty Karakoram Mountains home to the world’s second-highest peak, K2. Skardu is famous for its friendly people and historic sites.

Chitral

Surrounded by the mighty Hindukush Range, Chitral offers breathtaking scenery, adventure, and culture. The famous Kalash Valley adds color and tradition, making Chitral a perfect blend of nature and heritage.

Masrur Rock (Skardu)

Masrur Rock – Often called Pakistan’s Trolltunga – is a famous ledge in Skardu. From here, you can enjoy amazing views of valleys, flowing rivers, and towering mountains.

Swat Valley

Swat Valley, known as the “Mini Switzerland of Pakistan,” is a popular destination in South Asia. It has mountains, rivers, and cultural heritage.

Deosai National Park

Deosai lies where the Himalayas, Karakoram, Pamir, Zanskar, and Ladakh mountain ranges meet. This unique location creates a rich mix of plants, animals, and landscapes.

Kalash Valley

Kalash Valley is in the Hindu Kush mountains of Chitral, Pakistan. It is home to the Kalasha people, known for their culture and traditions. The valley has three parts — Bumburet, Rumbur, and Birir — with meadows, forests, and streams. The Kalasha celebrate colorful festivals and live in wooden houses, keeping their traditions alive.

Chunda Valley

Chunda Valley is a hidden valley near Skardu in Gilgit‑Baltistan, Pakistan. It lies about 500 m above the town and offers views of mountains, orchards, and the valley below. In spring, it blooms with cherry, apricot, and apple flowers. Visitors can explore hiking trails, camping areas, and enjoy the peaceful natural surroundings.

Faiz Mahal

Faiz Mahal in Khairpur is a graceful palace built during the Talpur rule. It reflects royal lifestyle and traditional architecture. Surrounded by gardens and courtyards, it remains an important symbol of the region’s cultural heritage.

Sheesh Mahal

Sheesh Mahal in Lahore is a magnificent part of the Lahore Fort, known for its mirror and glass decorations. Built during the Mughal period, it shows royal style and fine craftsmanship, attracting many visitors and history lovers.

Mohatta Palace

Mohatta Palace in Karachi is an example of Indo-Islamic architecture. Built with pink Jodhpur and yellow Gizri stone, it reflects royal charm and heritage, serving as a museum and art gallery attracting visitors from across Pakistan.

Gulzar Palace

Gulzar Palace is an old and beautiful building known for its simple but royal look. It is surrounded by gardens and shows the culture and history of the area. Visitors can enjoy its views and feel what life was like for the rulers.

Dubai Palace

Dubai Palace in Bahawalpur is an example of modern architecture mixed with royal elegance. Known for its grandeur and unique design, the palace attracts visitors who want to admire its beauty and peaceful surroundings.

White Palace

The White Palace in Bahawalpur is a charming symbol of royal heritage and graceful design. Known for its bright white walls and peaceful feel, it shows the beauty and history of the region.

FortS in gILGIT BALTISTAN

Altit Fort

Altit Fort in Hunza is one of the oldest forts in northern Pakistan. Built over 900 years ago, it reflects the rich history and culture of the Hunza Valley. Restored to its original shape, it now works as a museum and offers beautiful views of the surrounding mountains.

Baltit Fort

Baltit Fort is one of Hunza’s most famous landmarks. Built nearly 700 years ago, it stands on a hill above Karimabad. The fort has a unique wooden design that shows the old Balti and Hunza style. It was the home of the Hunza rulers.

Khaplu Fort

Khaplu Fort in Gilgit-Baltistan is a historic palace that shows Tibetan and Balti architectural styles. Built in the 19th century, it was the royal residence of the local rulers. Now restored as a museum and hotel, it offers insight into the region’s culture and history.

Shigar fort

Shigar Fort in Skardu is a historic fort built in the 17th century by the rulers of Shigar. Surrounded by mountains, it shows traditional Balti architecture and royal heritage. Now restored as a museum and hotel, it welcomes visitors to experience the culture and beauty of the region.

Skardu Fort (Kharpocho Fort)

Skardu Fort, also called Kharpocho Fort, is built on a hill above the town. From here, you can see the whole Skardu Valley and the Indus River. The fort is very old and was once home to the local rulers. Today, people visit it to enjoy the views and learn a little bit about the area’s history.

About Spantik Tours

Proudly born from a culmination of inspired brainstorming sessions, Spantik Tours Pakistan stands as the pinnacle of tour companies in Pakistan. Established in 2016, holding License No. 8742, we offer an array of vacation packages and comprehensive services, ensuring unforgettable journeys across the nation.