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2-3 stars hotels (in some places best available)
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Islamabad
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Islamabad
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Guided
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English
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Breakfast, lunch and dinner (normally included)
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Yes
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Car or Van/ grand Cabin 13 seats or Coaster/minibus, 21seats (4 x4 landcrouisers or 4x 4 classical jeeps)
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18
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75
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KAYAKING TOUR IN PAKISTAN
Kayaking in Pakistan offers an incredible opportunity to explore the country’s stunning waterways and landscapes from a unique perspective. While white water rafting tends to be more popular, kayaking enthusiasts can find several exciting destinations to
paddle through. One of the prime locations for kayaking in Pakistan is the Hunza River in the Gilgit-Baltistan region. The river offers a mix of gentle sections suitable for beginners and more challenging rapids for experienced kayakers. Paddling along the Hunza River allows you to soak in the breathtaking views of towering mountains, lush valleys, and quaint villages along the way. Another noteworthy destination for kayaking is Attabad Lake, also located in the Gilgit-Baltistan region. Formed relatively recently due to a landslide in 2010, the lake’s turquoise waters are surrounded by towering cliffs and snow-capped peaks, providing a stunning backdrop for a kayaking adventure. The River Indus, flowing through Baltistan- Skardu, is another fantastic spot for kayaking for
experts. This river is through picturesque valleys and narrow gorges, offering both serene stretches and thrilling rapids for kayakers of all levels. Whether you’re an experienced kayaker seeking adrenaline-pumping rapids or a beginner looking to paddle through serene landscapes, Pakistan has something to offer
for everyone.
KAYAKING TOUR IN PAKISTAN
- Spring to Autumn: The best time for kayaking in Pakistan is between April and October. During these months, the weather is warm, and the water bodies are accessible.
- Kayak: Sea or touring kayaks are recommended for lakes, while river kayaks are suitable for mild rapids.
- Paddle: A lightweight, sturdy paddle. Safety Gear: Life jacket, helmet (if navigating rapids), and dry bags for personal belongings. Clothing: Quick-drying clothes, waterproof jacket, and sturdy water shoes.
- Physical Fitness: A basic level of fitness is needed for kayaking, especially on rivers with light rapids. Permits: Some areas like Deosai National Park may require entry permits. Local Guides: Hiring local guides familiar with the rivers and lakes is highly recommended for both safety and enhancing your experience.
