Chapursan Valley Tour Packages · Chapursan Valley Tours · Chapursan Valley Travel Packages
A remote valley running toward the Afghan border along the Wakhan Corridor, Wakhi villages, yak herding and some of the most untouched scenery in Gilgit Baltistan, well beyond where most Hunza tours reach.
Summary:
Chapursan has remained one of the least visited valleys in Hunza precisely because of its remoteness, a Wakhi community valley whose way of life, built around yak herding and subsistence farming, has changed little despite its proximity to increasingly touristed Hunza.
A high valley branching west from the main Hunza valley near Sost, running toward the Afghan border along the historic Wakhan Corridor, ending at the small settlement of Zood Khun.
A Wakhi speaking community with strong yak herding and subsistence farming traditions, among the most traditional and least tourism altered in Gilgit Baltistan.
Cold and remote even by Hunza standards; accessible roughly June September.
Check today's live weather →4x4 required from Hunza, roughly 3 to 4 hours via a rough valley road.
4x4 drive up the valley to the last village, exploring Wakhi settlements along the way.
Further village visits and pasture views, then return to Hunza.
4x4s, sedans and family vans with a driver included, see vehicle types and every city we serve.
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