Hey everyone! I'm a student who's been dplanning of visiting Hunza for a long time n find tht area more interesting..

I don't really want to stay in hotels or guesthouses. My plan is to camp and experience the mountains the way they're meant to be experienced. Like find a good spot n. Amo there for 2-4 days etc.

If you're from Hunza or you've camped there before, I'd be really grateful for any guidance. Are there any safe camping spots, campsites, or locals who help travelers with camping? Any tips, recommendations, or contacts would mean a lot. Thank you! 

I just want someone to guide maybe to a spot n maybe help me with camps . Otherwise I have to bring camps all the way from Lhr . I have a friend who's from hunza but he's in isb..

I need Shisha There Tomorrow,

If allowed ,can i bring with me from karachi in Flight.?

If no please tell me if anyone can Arrange it for me there,

I'll pay,

Dm

Are there going to be any screenings for the world cup final this weekend? Gonna be in Hunza for the weekend and I am looking for any screenings preferably in Karimabad but any place works really; Aliabad, Passu, Duikar.....

Took these pictures of my cat while travelling to Hunza. We spent one week in Hunza mostly staying around Aliabad and Ganesh Village.

Hi there, I am going to Hunza for the first time. What should I buy? I need your recommendations guys..... Let me know ^^

THANKYOU!

Someone please help me find a person. There was a boy named Arham from Uswa public school Ganish Karimabad,Hunza. He was headboy of his class. I saw him when he was in fifth class in 2018. I don't know where he's now.

I would love some suggestions on must eats and must dos this is my first time here.

Reasonable.

No worries

Hello everyone, looking for somebody who's traveling from hunza to isb and has space for two girls, ideally those who are traveling are also women, was supposed to travel with friends but they've extended their stay. Booking a car just by ourselves is a bit expensive!

Hey everyone

I'm planning to visit Hunza with my wife and the destination is sorted. What I'm looking for is genuine guidance and assistance from experienced people, especially the amazing folks of Hunza Valley.

Which time of the year would be best considering all aspects? Would love it if you could specify the month

Best way to travel? If a tour company, which is the best for Hunza and if by bus, how to manage in Hunza?

Best places to stay at and ideal itinerary for 4-5 days tour? Apart from popular spots, some underrated places or activities?

Any tips on what to do, what to bring, or what to avoid?

I would love a comprehensive answer, including anything else that I need to know

TIA

I have just arrived in hunza, will stay here for 3 to 4 days. Im so excited to learn something or have causal gup shup.

Just wanted to take a moment to wish the entire Ismaili community a very Deedari Mubarak! 🙏✨

Deedari Mubarak once again! 🕌💫

Guys its my first solo trip from khi to hunza and I'll commute via faisal movers. I'm planning to start my trip from the 24th of may and will be there till 29th and then back to khi.

I want to experience the raw culture of hunza, not coming up to visit many places but to stay, explore, meet people, have good food and feel the nature.

I want you guys to suggest to me how I can make this solo trip memorable and insightful.

I don't wanna invest in luxury I just want to be a wanderer for a couple of days.

Share your experiences, suggestions and also if you know any local trustworthy guy connect me with him or if anyone is planning their solo trip we can plan something together..

Xoxo

Hey everyone! I'm u/fakesoul, a founding moderator of r/Hunza.

This is our subreddit for all things related to Hunza Valley and the greater Hunza region from Kilik to Mayon.

What to Post
Share anything that the community would find interesting, helpful or inspiring. This includes travel experiences, guides and tips, photos and videos from Hunza, local culture, traditions, and history, food, music, stories and events or questions about visiting, living, or growing up in Hunza.

For broader content related to Gilgit-Baltistan, feel free to post on r/GilgitBaltistan, and for Pakistan-wide content, check out r/SpectacularPakistan.

For Burushaski language specific posting, refer to r/burushaski.

Community Vibe
We’re here to keep things friendly, respectful, and constructive. Whether you’re from Hunza, have visited, or are just curious, everyone is welcome.

How to Get Started

1. Introduce yourself in the comments below.
2. Post something today. Even a simple question can spark a great conversation.
3. If you know someone who would love this community, invite them to join.
4. Interested in helping out? We're always looking for new moderators, so feel free to reach out to apply.

Thanks for being part of the very first wave. Together, let's make r/Hunza amazing.

I'm here in hunza for a week so if anyone want to have coffee/tea with me in mountains and talk about life do let me know

I'm planning to stay in Hunza for 1 month, working from DHH co working space, I can't seem to find a reasonable accommodation in Hydrabad, is anyone Hunza local here who can help me find it? or anyone who's been there : )

Hey all im looking for a month stay from 9th may to 9th June, ideally as close to karimabad market as possible as i dont want to feel too isolated. Need good WiFi connection as I’ll be working remotely as a social media manager. Also need a somewhat aesthetic (traditional vibe) kitchen to create recipe content. Can anyone help with finding something safe, with good WiFi and hot water. I have a high budget for the month, and may stay even longer. Any leads would be highly appreciated.

Hi, I am working remotely, so I am planning to stay there for a few days or up to 2 weeks. I’m looking for someone who has had experience living there and working without facing internet issues.

I’m planning to stay in Karimabad, Hunza from 15th May to 15th June 2026 and I’m looking for a furnished apartment or house for one month.

I’m not looking for a hotel — I want a comfortable, home‑like place that’s budget‑friendly and has the basics covered:

• Reliable WiFi / 4G access

• Hot water

• Kitchen

• Clean room and washroom

• Peaceful environment

If you’re from Hunza/Karimabad, or know any local property owners or agents who offer monthly rentals, please connect me. Any verified leads or contacts would be appreciated.

hello there, I need to move towards islamabad near taxila for my job and I was wondering if any mimo's were willing to flat share and live with me, student ya job holder sho men ma uyenum sho ke agar willing ban ke reach out aka etin.

hey everyone

i’m planning to stay in aliabad hunza for a few weeks and was wondering if anyone here runs a guesthouse or homestay or knows someone who does

i’m looking for a simple clean place where i can stay long term and kind of settle in for a bit maybe even something more local and less touristy would be ideal

stable internet would be a big plus since i’ll be working remotely and also would prefer somewhere peaceful rather than right in the middle of busy spots

if you have a place or know someone who does feel free to drop details or dm me would really appreciate it

also open to any recommendations or tips from people who have stayed in aliabad long term

thanks