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BEYOND THE MAP | THE UNEXPLORED SOUL OF NORTHERN PAKISTAN

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  A Journey Through the Karakoram, Himalaya, and Hindu Kush BEYOND THE MAP | THE UNEXPLORED SOUL OF NORTHERN PAKISTAN For most, a map of Northern Pakistan is a collection of jagged lines and formidable altitudes. But at Boomerang Tours, we know that these lines represent more than geography—they are the veins of the earth, carrying stories of ancient cultures, organic lifestyles, and a beauty so raw it feels untouched by time. As premier travel enthusiasts of Pakistan, we don't just "visit" the North. We breathe it. We believe travel is about true experience: becoming one with the place and its people. It’s the difference between seeing a mountain and feeling the silence of its summit. The Land of Wonders | Where Three Giants Meet Northern Pakistan is the only place on the planet where three of the world’s most magnificent mountain ranges—the Karakoram, the Himalaya, and the Hindu Kush—converge. This is the "nook and corner" of the world where nature exhibits it...
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A Trip to Hunza, Deosai (A Land of Giants), Skardu, and Khaplu

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Book Now!!! camping | trekking | lodging | food | transport  27th July - 5th August 2018 Day 1: departure from Lahore Breakfast at Balakot Dinner and night stay at Hunza Day 2: visit of forts, Eagle nest duiker and Attabad Lake Dinner barbeque and night stay in camps (hotel stay optional) Day 3: departure for khanjerab Pass (early morning) Night stay and dinner in Passu hotel Day 4: departure for Skardu (early morning) Dinner and night stay Skardu hotel Day 5: visit of upper kachra and lower kuchra, katpana desert Dinner and night stay at katpana glamps Day 6: departure for Deosai Night stay in camps and dinner + bonfire Day 7: departure from Deosai  to Skardu Visit of Shiger Valley Dinner and night stay in hotel Day 8: departure from skardu to bunji Night stay at bunji or batakhundi Day 9 : departure to lahore End of service
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Deosai National Park - Home of The Himalayan brown bears

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Animals found in Deosai National park Deosai –- The Last Sanctuary The Deosai Plains are additionally home to the Red Fox, Golden Marmot, Himalayan Ibex, Gray Wolf, the Ladakh Urial, the Snow Leopard, and in excess of 124 inhabitant and transient flying creatures. Feathered creatures in the recreation center incorporate the Golden Eagle, Lammergeier, Griffon Vulture, Laggar Falcon, Peregrine Falcon, Kestrel, Sparrowhawk and Snowcock. Credits: Walkabout Films Published on 24 Mar 2015  
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Hunza Tour 2018

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Experience the Spectacular Hunza  Book Now 7-Days Trip | Starting on June 29, 2018 Get away from the clutches of civilization and enjoy natural beauty on a delightful camping experience. There are a lot of camping tours meticulously planned to let you explore the vivid mountain ranges, Peaks, streams and landscapes of Pakistan. Boomerang Tours offers you to stay in the center of scenic surroundings and idyllic locale. While being on a tour enjoy the tranquil surroundings and captivating scenic beauty to the fullest. A lot of myth and reality has been associated with Hunza people. The people of Hunza are one of the friendliest people in the region. In the past it was quite common to see the people of Hunza crossing 100 year of age, this indeed is true and can still be seen to some extent however the modern civilization has changed the valley a bit. While, many nutrition experts and scientists have ascribed th...
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Neelum Valley Tour May 2018 Photo Gallery

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Location: 227 - Block G, Model Town,, Block G Model Town, Lahore, Punjab 54000, Pakistan
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Hunza Tour March, 2018

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I alongwith my family visited Hunza
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Chitral, Bumburet (Kafristan)

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There are (3) main valleys in Chitral District in northern Pakistan on an average elevation of 1,500 m (4,921 ft). Bumburet , Rumbur and Birir , the largest and most populous valley is Bumburet, and can be reached by a road from Kunar Valley These valleys are surrounded by “the Hindu Kush Mountain range”. The people of Kalash Valley are the smallest religious as well as the ethnic minority of Pakistan. The Kalashi’s has a Polytheist faith based upon a culturally interlinked religion which termed several festivals and celebrations. They celebrates the “Choimus Festival” where they worship many gods of Kafiristan like Balomain, the heroic demi-god of the Kalasha and it is stated that his (Balomain’s) spirit pass through the valley by counting the people of the Kalash and collecting their prayers and returning them a “Tsiam”, Non-Muslims foreigners are usually allowed to participate, but you must buy your own goat for the sacrifice!. Kalash Valley has a unique culture, language which is...
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