From the turquoise lake at Saif-ul-Malook to the ancient Kalash valleys of Chitral — these are the places we'll take you, and the ones we know best.
The fairy-tale lake of the Himalayas
Hidden behind snow peaks at 3,224 m, Lake Saif-ul-Malook is the crown jewel of Naran. Glacier-fed turquoise water, jeep rides through Babusar, and crisp mountain mornings make Naran our most loved tour.
Pine forests, alpine streams, open meadows
The Kaghan Valley stretches 155 km along the Kunhar River with green pastures, waterfalls, and old wooden villages. Perfect for slow travellers and family road trips.
The Switzerland of the East
From the bazaars of Mingora to the snow lifts of Malam Jabba and the alpine lake of Mahodand, Swat offers the most diverse landscape in KP — green in summer, white in winter.
Where Hindu Kush meets ancient culture
Travel through the Lowari Tunnel into Chitral and on to the three Kalash valleys — Bumburet, Rumbur and Birir — home to a unique indigenous culture, colourful festivals, and timber-and-stone villages.
2,000 years of Pashtun history
A walking tour of the walled city: Qissa Khwani Bazaar, Mahabat Khan Mosque, Sethi Mohallah havelis, and the Peshawar Museum's Gandhara collection. We base all our tours here.
Pakistan's highest accessible mountain pass
At 4,173 m, Babusar Top connects Kaghan to the Karakoram Highway. A day trip from Naran on hairpin roads — high-altitude meadows, glaciers, and panoramic Nanga Parbat views on clear days.