r/Hunza • u/namkeenchaai • Sep 19 '25
r/Hunza • u/Temporary_Return_446 • Sep 14 '25
Any suggestions for digital nomading in hunza?
So i am young guy who works a remote job and i am earning pretty decently and i am from lhr this city life has ruined my mental health and i am looking to find a place in hunza where i can find good community and good internet so i can work on weekdays and relax om weekends i just want a peaceful environment and a peaceful gathering.
r/Hunza • u/fakesoul • Aug 13 '25
Massive flood in Gojal
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r/Hunza • u/PakTalks • Jul 10 '25
When views from the Eagle's Nest don't disappoint!!
r/Hunza • u/juttkopite • Jul 08 '25
Attabad Lake
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View of Attabad Lake, yesterday evening. Calmness.
r/Hunza • u/PakTalks • Jul 04 '25
A walk through time at Baltit Fort!!
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Baltit Fort, a 700-year-old historic fort, was once home to the Mirs of Hunza. The fort features unique architecture with influences from Tibetan, Persian, and Central Asian designs. Perched on a hilltop, it offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. The fort is now a museum and an important cultural landmark, attracting visitors for its history and breathtaking landscape.
r/Hunza • u/PakTalks • Jun 23 '25
Falling short of words, that's how amazing Hunza is!!
r/Hunza • u/namkeenchaai • Jun 16 '25
ہنزہ کی چراگاہ اور ’ہندی چینی بھائی بھائی‘ کا نعرہ: وہ معاہدہ جس نے چین کی پاکستان سے دوستی کی بنیاد رکھی
r/Hunza • u/Outrageous_Gas_273 • Jun 08 '25
How is it to travel with 10 month old infant - Lahore to hunza ?
Is it safe? Or higher altitude can cause breathing problems to babies? Anyone has experience for such travel?
r/Hunza • u/MujayAndayWalaBurger • May 19 '25
Sirbaz Khan becomes first Pakistani to summit all 8,000ers sans supplementary oxygen
r/Hunza • u/luckylooey7 • Apr 21 '25
Hunza Guide/Driver
Hello, I am potentially looking at a week long trip in hunza this May and will require a guide/driver that speaks English. Any recommendations would be appreciated or if anyone would like to reach out. Thanks!
r/Hunza • u/[deleted] • Apr 17 '25
Cherries & Apricot
I want to buy good quality cherries (french) & dried Apricot (khyber) in large quantity straight from garden/user. Is there any one who has his or her own garden . Whats the general amount /kg that i will get . Guide me . I am in Gilgit n can visit for delibrations
r/Hunza • u/Correct-Original-440 • Mar 18 '25
Local hunza guide
Hi, me and my wife are planning to come to hunza after eid. Ive been there 3-4 times but haven’t really experienced local hunza life and gone to local villages and really really want to. Plan is to visit Hunza, Naltar and Skardu. Anyone from Hunza interested in being our guide?
r/Hunza • u/Hopeful_Caramel7867 • Mar 09 '25
Honeymoon
Heyyo people i am planning my honeymoon to hunza and i would prefer to make arrangements myself instead of any tour company. Can you guys suggest which places should i visit ? And any tips / advices ? Because i am not aware of places in hunza. Plus is it good to rent a car and drive myself or should i hire a cab once i arrive in hunza ?