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The journey
Embark on a 15-day hunting expedition through the pristine wilderness of northern Pakistan, pursuing ibex and blue sheep trophies across the rugged terrains of Shimshal Pamir, Khunjerab Pass, Skardu, and Chitral Valley. This journey combines challenging stalking in high mountains with dramatic scenery, from steep cliffs and alpine meadows to expansive Karakoram views and remote valleys. Along the way, camp under starlit skies, enjoy meals served by camp staff, and experience the striking natural beauty and cultural richness of some of Pakistan's most breathtaking hunting regions.
Embark on a 15-day hunting expedition through the pristine wilderness of northern Pakistan, pursuing ibex and blue sheep trophies across the rugged terrains of Shimshal Pamir, Khunjerab Pass, Skardu, and Chitral Valley.
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Day by day
Upon arrival in Rawalpindi/Islamabad, you will be met and transferred to your hotel in Rawalpindi. After a short rest, drive to Islamabad to visit the Ministry of Tourism, where you will complete the necessary formalities and obtain the required permits.
Drive from Rawalpindi toward the hunting area in the northern part of Pakistan. Overnight stay at a hotel.
These days in the hunting area are at leisure, allowing you to prepare and make final arrangements for the hunting expedition.
You will be engaged in stalking with the assistance of expert professional guides for the ibex trophy hunt. Overnight accommodation will be in tents, and all meals will be served by the camp staff.
Stalk with a professional guide for the ibex trophy hunt.
Explore the following hunting areas:
Shimshal Pamir - the largest village of Hunza Valley, with extensive pasture lands for sheep and yaks
Shimshal Ghujarab Valley - a valley near Shimshal Pamir
Khunjerab Pass - the highest paved international border crossing in the world
Khyber Valley - an important mountain pass between Afghanistan and Pakistan
Sost area - the last town within the Pakistan boundaries
Gulkin - an ancient village
Gumlit Valley
Skardu Valley - situated at the confluence of the Shigar River and the Indus River
Chitral Valley - the largest district in the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan
Daral Valley - a scenic alpine lake at the hilltop of Bahrain
Overnight in tents. All meals are served by camp staff.
You will be engaged in stalking with the assistance of expert professional guides for the ibex trophy hunt. Overnight accommodation will be in tents, and all meals will be served by the camp staff.
Stalk with a professional guide for the ibex trophy hunt.
Explore the following hunting areas:
Shimshal Pamir - the largest village of Hunza Valley, with extensive pasture lands for sheep and yaks
Shimshal Ghujarab Valley - a valley near Shimshal Pamir
Khunjerab Pass - the highest paved international border crossing in the world
Khyber Valley - an important mountain pass between Afghanistan and Pakistan
Sost area - the last town within the Pakistan boundaries
Gulkin - an ancient village
Gumlit Valley
Skardu Valley - situated at the confluence of the Shigar River and the Indus River
Chitral Valley - the largest district in the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan
Daral Valley - a scenic alpine lake at the hilltop of Bahrain
Overnight in tents. All meals are served by camp staff.
Stalk with a professional guide for the ibex trophy hunt.
Explore the following hunting areas:
Shimshal Pamir - the largest village of Hunza Valley, with extensive pasture lands for sheep and yaks
Shimshal Ghujarab Valley - a valley near Shimshal Pamir
Khunjerab Pass - the highest paved international border crossing in the world
Khyber Valley - an important mountain pass between Afghanistan and Pakistan
Sost area - the last town within the Pakistan boundaries
Gulkin - an ancient village
Gumlit Valley
Skardu Valley - situated at the confluence of the Shigar River and the Indus River
Chitral Valley - the largest district in the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan
Daral Valley - a scenic alpine lake at the hilltop of Bahrain
Overnight in tents. All meals are served by camp staff.
Explore the following hunting areas:
Shimshal Pamir - the largest village of Hunza Valley, with extensive pasture lands for sheep and yaks
Shimshal Ghujarab Valley - a valley near Shimshal Pamir
Khunjerab Pass - the highest paved international border crossing in the world
Khyber Valley - an important mountain pass between Afghanistan and Pakistan
Sost area - the last town within the Pakistan boundaries
Gulkin - an ancient village
Gumlit Valley
Skardu Valley - situated at the confluence of the Shigar River and the Indus River
Chitral Valley - the largest district in the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan
Daral Valley - a scenic alpine lake at the hilltop of Bahrain
Overnight in tents. All meals are served by camp staff.
Stalk with a professional guide for the ibex trophy hunt.
Explore the following hunting areas:
Shimshal Pamir - the largest village of Hunza Valley, with extensive pasture lands for sheep and yaks
Shimshal Ghujarab Valley - a valley near Shimshal Pamir
Khunjerab Pass - the highest paved international border crossing in the world
Khyber Valley - an important mountain pass between Afghanistan and Pakistan
Sost area - the last town within the Pakistan boundaries
Gulkin - an ancient village
Gumlit Valley
Skardu Valley - situated at the confluence of the Shigar River and the Indus River
Chitral Valley - the largest district in the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan
Daral Valley - a scenic alpine lake at the hilltop of Bahrain
Overnight in tents. All meals are served by camp staff.
Explore the following hunting areas:
Shimshal Pamir - the largest village of Hunza Valley, with extensive pasture lands for sheep and yaks
Shimshal Ghujarab Valley - a valley near Shimshal Pamir
Khunjerab Pass - the highest paved international border crossing in the world
Khyber Valley - an important mountain pass between Afghanistan and Pakistan
Sost area - the last town within the Pakistan boundaries
Gulkin - an ancient village
Gumlit Valley
Skardu Valley - situated at the confluence of the Shigar River and the Indus River
Chitral Valley - the largest district in the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan
Daral Valley - a scenic alpine lake at the hilltop of Bahrain
Overnight in tents. All meals are served by camp staff.
Explore the following hunting areas:
Shimshal Pamir - the largest village of Hunza Valley, with extensive pasture lands for sheep and yaks
Shimshal Ghujarab Valley - a valley near Shimshal Pamir
Khunjerab Pass - the highest paved international border crossing in the world
Khyber Valley - an important mountain pass between Afghanistan and Pakistan
Sost area - the last town within the Pakistan boundaries
Gulkin - an ancient village
Gumlit Valley
Skardu Valley - situated at the confluence of the Shigar River and the Indus River
Chitral Valley - the largest district in the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan
Daral Valley - a scenic alpine lake at the hilltop of Bahrain
Overnight in tents. All meals are served by camp staff.
Drive back toward Rawalpindi and transfer to the hotel on arrival.
Take the Hunza/Gulmit/Passu route to reach Besham.
Drive back along the KKH, following the Hunza River, and enjoy fantastic views of the Karakorams.
Spend the night at Besham/Narran on the banks of the Indus River. (6-7-hour drive, 260 km)
Drive back toward Rawalpindi and transfer to the hotel on arrival.
Take the Hunza/Gulmit/Passu route to reach Besham.
Drive back along the KKH, following the Hunza River, and enjoy fantastic views of the Karakorams.
Spend the night at Besham/Narran on the banks of the Indus River. (6-7-hour drive, 260 km)
Reserved day in case more days are needed for the hunt.
Drive to Rawalpindi and transfer to the hotel on arrival.
Take the Hunza/Gulmit/Passu route to reach Besham.
Drive back along the KKH, following the Hunza River, and enjoy fantastic views of the Karakorams.
Spend the night at Besham/Narran on the banks of the Indus River. (6-7-hour drive, 260 km)
Transfer to the airport for your onward or return flight.
Goodbye, Pakistan - see you next year.
Where this trip takes you
Shimshal Pamir, Khunjerab Pass, Skardu Valley
The route
The fine print
The land cost for this hunting expedition in Pakistan includes local professional licensed mountain guides from Islamabad, full-board hotel meals and camping meals, airport transfers upon arrival and departure, and transport from Gilgit/Skardu to the hunting area and back to Islamabad for both personnel and equipment. Jeeps are provided where required.
It also includes wages for guides, porters, scouts, one cook, and a cook helper, along with their food, equipment, and insurance. Kitchen equipment for the expedition until base camp only, two-person high-altitude tents for all climbing members until base camp only, sleeping mattresses for all members until base camp only, camping fees, road taxes, and parking fees are also covered.
Additional inclusions are field trophy preparation, trophy measurement services, hunting licenses, wildlife permit fees, gun permits, beverages and soft drinks, procurement of import and export permits for expedition equipment, procurement of a Helicopter Rescue Bond from the Ministry of Tourism if required, local community fees for access to hunting grounds, insurance for arms and ammunition, and government document processing fees.
The following items and expenses are not included in the package and must be paid separately by the client.
The cost for a local experience observer is not included and is priced at 400 to 450 USD per day per person in the field. International and domestic flights are not included. Hotel accommodation before and after the hunt must be paid directly by the client. Tips for guides, porters, cooks, drivers, and villagers are also excluded.
Visa costs are not included, although the company will provide an invitation letter. Insurance, including health, life, third-party liability, cancellation, emergency evacuation, and baggage or personal effects coverage, is not included. Extra trophies, sightseeing or city tours, personal equipment and gear, courier services, climbing gear, riding animals, high-altitude foods, high-altitude tents, camping gas, porterage of excess baggage, sleeping bags, mattresses, rucksacks, day packs, personal snacks and drinks, personal-use medicine, medications, room service, laundry charges, and other personal expenses are also excluded.
If emergency helicopter rescue is required, a deposit is needed, and travelers are encouraged to insure themselves for this purpose. Any additional costs resulting from delays caused by cancelled or delayed flights, sickness, accidents, bad weather, road washouts, government restrictions, or other unforeseen circumstances will be charged separately.
Quotes are provided on a net and non-commissionable basis and are based on the enclosed itinerary and the total number of hotel and camp nights specified. Quoted rates are based on single-room hotel occupancy and shared occupancy of a two-person tent. Single supplements are not guaranteed and may incur additional charges if required.
It's important for travelers to carefully read and understand such policies before booking a trip to be aware of the potential financial implications of unforeseen delays and contingencies. Additionally, travelers may want to inquire about the specifics of these charges, such as how they are calculated and what expenses are covered, to ensure transparency and clarity in case of delays during their trip.
Reservations and advance payments for a service, possibly related to travel or mountaineering activities in Pakistan. Here's a breakdown of the points mentioned:
1. Reservation request: Reservations should be made in writing. It is recommended to make provisional reservations at least 120 days before your planned arrival in Pakistan. No deposits are required for provisional reservations.
2. Confirmation and payment: Provisional reservations are subject to confirmation. To secure your reservation, you need to deposit all fees in advance. This payment should be made at least 40 days before the scheduled arrival of your group in Pakistan.
3. Submission of naming list: You are required to provide a naming list at least 40 days before your group's arrival in Pakistan. This list likely includes the names of all participants in your group.
4. Information required for provisional booking: To make a provisional booking, you should provide the following information: your name, nationality, passport number, date and place of issue of your passport, passport expiry date, your complete address, an emergency contact person, and your previous mountaineering experience, if any. These guidelines seem to be specific to a particular service or organization in Pakistan, possibly related to mountaineering expeditions or group travel. It is essential to follow these instructions carefully to ensure your reservation is processed correctly and your group's visit to Pakistan goes smoothly.
Mode of payment: Payments must be made through either money grams or bank transfers to Pakistan. Personal bank cards and traveler's checks are not accepted as forms of payment.
Payment schedule: A deposit of 50% of the total trip cost is required when finalizing the trip. The deposit should be made within 5 days after making the booking. The final payment, which constitutes the remaining 50% of the trip cost, should be made no later than 30 days before the scheduled hunt or trip. It is essential to adhere to these payment instructions to confirm and secure your reservation for the trip.
It appears some information has been provided related to cancellations for the local services provider.
Notification requirement: Any cancellations must be communicated in writing to the local services provider.
Deposit non-refundable: All deposits made to the local services provider are non-refundable.
Founded and not found animal: This part of the text seems to be related to a specific type of tour or activity. It suggests that if you are on a wildlife or animal-related tour and an animal is located or not located, certain conditions may apply. However, the specific details of these conditions are not provided in the text.
Cancellation before permit and government processing fees: If a cancellation is made before you have paid the permit fee and government processing fee, you may be eligible for a refund of the amount paid, with a deduction of a nominal service charge.
It is essential to clarify the exact terms and conditions of the local services provider's cancellation policy directly with them. Additionally, you may want to inquire about the specific fees, charges, and conditions related to cancellations, especially regarding the
Logistics
Your 15 days finish where they began, in New Islamabad Airport Rd.
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