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Siri Paye is one of the most accessible high meadows in Pakistan, a jeep track from Shogran brings you to open grassland at 3,000m with Makra Peak behind it, without any serious walking. A straightforward weekend trip from Islamabad that works well for families and for anyone wanting mountain scenery without committing to the long northern drives.
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Day by Day Itinerary
Day 1, Islamabad to Shogran
Drive via Abbottabad and Balakot into the Kaghan valley, stopping at Kiwai Falls, then up the forest road to Shogran. Evening among the pines.
Day 2, Siri Paye Meadows
Jeep up the rough track to Siri, then on to Paye meadow with Makra Peak ahead. A full morning at altitude, with the afternoon free in Shogran.
Day 3, Return to Islamabad
Morning at leisure, then the drive back down the Kaghan valley to Islamabad.
Tour Highlights
Siri Paye Meadows at 3,000mMakra Peak ViewsShogran Pine ForestKunhar River & Kiwai FallsBalakot & Kaghan Valley Drive
What's Included
Private vehicle Islamabad return
4x4 jeep for the Siri Paye track
Hotel accommodation with breakfast daily
Driver and tour coordinator
Not Included
Lunches and dinners
Horse rides at Siri Paye
Entry tickets
Personal expenses
Tour Information
Duration
3 Days / 2 Nights
Travel Mode
By Road + 4x4 jeep
Max Altitude
3,000m (Paye Meadow)
Group Size
2 to 14 people
Best Time
May October
Physical Level
Easy, jeep access, minimal walking
Where You'll Stay
Shogran hotel
2 nights in a forest side property with valley views.
Questions About This Tour
No, the track from Shogran needs a proper 4x4 jeep and a local driver. Ordinary cars stop at Shogran. The jeep is included in this package.
Roughly May through October. Snow closes the track in winter, though Shogran itself stays accessible and is popular for snow in December and January.