Mountain weather can change quickly; conditions shown are planning guidance for the destination area.
Chapursan is Upper Hunza's remotest 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.
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Day by Day Itinerary
Day 1, Hunza to Chapursan
4x4 drive up the remote Chapursan Valley toward Zood Khun.
Day 2, Zood Khun & Wakhi Villages
Explore the last village and surrounding Wakhi settlements.
Day 3, Valley Exploration
Further village visits and yak herding pasture views.
Day 4, Return to Hunza
4x4 drive back to Karimabad.
Tour Highlights
Wakhi Village VisitsYak Herding CommunitiesZood Khun (Last Village)Border Region Mountain Scenery
What's Included
Private 4x4 transport from Hunza
Guesthouse accommodation with breakfast
Licensed local guide
Not Included
Lunches and dinners
Personal expenses
Tour Information
Duration
4 Days / 3 Nights
Travel Mode
4x4 Road
Departure City
Hunza
Group Size
2 to 8 people
Best Time
June September
Physical Level
Moderate
Where You'll Stay
Zood Khun guesthouse
3 nights, basic but welcoming, breakfast included.
Questions About This Tour
Significantly more remote, this goes well beyond Karimabad and Passu into a valley most Hunza only visitors never see.