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The Hunza Valley is a high mountain valley in Gilgit-Baltistan, in the far north of Pakistan, surrounded by the snow-covered peaks of the Karakoram. Its villages sit on green terraces of apricot, cherry and walnut trees, watered by old irrigation channels fed by the glaciers above. Hunza is known for the warm hospitality of its people and for spectacular mountain scenery that you can reach by road.

The main town, Karimabad, is overlooked by the restored Baltit Fort, and the older Altit Fort stands nearby above the river. From the Eagle's Nest viewpoint you can watch sunrise and sunset light up peaks such as Rakaposhi and Ladyfinger. Further up the valley, the turquoise Attabad Lake was formed by a landslide in 2010, and boats take visitors out on the water. Beyond it lie the jagged Passu Cones and the long, swaying Hussaini suspension bridge. The Karakoram Highway runs through the valley on its way to the Chinese border at the Khunjerab Pass. To get there, fly from Islamabad to Gilgit, weather permitting, or travel by road along the highway. The best months are April to October, from apricot blossom to golden autumn. Before you travel, check your government's current travel advice, visa rules and whether foreign bank cards work there.

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