Tour Details
Nangma Valley sits deep in the Karakoram and looks the way people imagine Pakistan's mountains look, granite spires shooting straight up, walls of rock so tall they block out the sky, and meadows at the bottom that feel almost absurdly green by contrast. It gets called the Yosemite of Pakistan, and while that comparison only goes so far, it captures something real about the place.
Getting there takes three days of trekking from Kanday village. The trail has steep sections, this isn't a casual walk, but nothing technical. If you're reasonably fit and okay sleeping in a tent, you'll be fine. The valley itself, when it opens up, makes the ascent feel completely worth it.
We've added Thallay Broq as a stop before the main trek begins. It's a four-hour drive from Skardu, sits at 3,500m, and gives your body a proper chance to adjust to altitude before the harder days. The night there is also just a genuinely good place to be, quiet, no crowds, herders passing through with their livestock in the summer months.
The trip runs Islamabad to Islamabad over 11 days, with flights (or road) to Skardu bookending the journey.






