General
Minimerg Tour (2024-25)
Discover the Minimerg Tour, a relaxing visit to Minimarg, a secluded village in Gilgit-Baltistan. At 2,845 meters, you may enjoy spectacular views of meadows, forests, and mountains, including Burzil Nala and Rainbow Lake. Ideal for nature enthusiasts seeking tranquility and natural beauty.
Itinerary – Minimerg Tour
The itinerary for the Minimerg Tour is given below.
Day 02: Explore Rama Meadows and Rama Lake
On this Day
- Breakfast at the hotel
- Departure to Astore
- Jeep Ride to Rama Meadows
- Hike to Rama Lake
- Dinner and overnight stay at Rama Meadows
Day 03: Explore Burzil Pass, Minimarg, Domail, and Rainbow Lake
On this Day
- Breakfast in the hotel
- Jeep journey to Minimarg
- A short stop at Chillum Chowki
- Drive to Burzil Pass
- Visit Burzil Pass
- Visit Rainbow Lake
- Visit Domail and Minimarg
- Dinner and overnight stay at Chillum Chowki
Day 04: Deosai Excursion - Kala and Bara Pani - Sheoser Lake
On this Day
- Breakfast in the hotel
- Jeep journey to Deosai (if open)
- Visit Kala Pani
- Visit Bara Pani
- Visit Sheoser Lake and Deosai
- Return to Astore
- Dinner and overnight stay in Astore
- (Optional)The valley is deteriorating
Day 05: Hunza to Naran/Besham, via Babusar Top
On this Day
- Breakfast in Hunza
- Approaching Naran/Besham
- Visit Babusar Top
- Visit Lulusar Lake
- Visit Naran Bazar
- Dinner and overnight stay in Naran/Besham Hotel
Day 06: Return to Islamabad
On this Day
- Breakfast in Naran/Besham
- Short break at Kiwai Waterfall
- Drive back to Islamabad
- Tea Break on the Motorway
- Back home
Dates & Cost – Minimerg Tour
All seasons are considered good for the Minimerg Tour. Considering the inflow of tourists all year round, our dates are open throughout the year and your bookings will be 100% guaranteed even if you are a single traveler. Our prices and dates for the Minimerg Tour (all seasons) are given below.
| Season | Months | Tour Start Date | Price Per Person (USD) | Minimum Travellers Required | Register |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Winter | Mid-November to February, 2025 | Daily | 800 | 1 pax | BOOK NOW |
| Spring | March to May, 2025 | Daily | 800 | 1 pax | BOOK NOW |
| Summer | June to Mid- September, 2025 | Daily | 800 | 1 pax | BOOK NOW |
| Autumn | Mid-September to Mid November, 2025 | Daily | 800 | 1 pax | BOOK NOW |
| Season | Months | Tour Start Date | Price Per Person (USD) | Minimum Travellers Required | Register |
Holiday Information
- Pickup from hotel or vacation rental before sightseeing
- Drop at hotel or vacation rental after sightseeing
- Guided sightseeing tour according to itinerary above
- Map (hard copy)
- Licensed professional guide (english speaking)
- SUV/mini-van/car (depending on number of people)
- Driver
- All entry/admission tickets
- Bottled water in car (fair usage policy)
- Toll & parking fees
- Drop after 10 pm (Drivers & Guide's working hours end at 10pm)
- Gratuities/tips for guides/drivers, etc
- Meals, snacks and drinks (our guide will make recommendations after consultation with guests)
- Accommodation (can be arranged at additional cost according to your budget)
- Personal travel insurance (Recommendation/Rescue Partners: Global Rescue)
- Visa to Pakistan (supporting documents can be offered if requested for multiday tours)
- Refunds in case of early tour windup/closure due to any reason
- Anything not mentioned in inclusions
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Overview – Minimerg Tour
Minimarg is a remote village in the Astore District of Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan, known for its pure natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere. Nestled at a height of 2,845 meters, this secluded location is surrounded by beautiful green meadows, deep woods, and towering mountains, making it an ideal destination for nature enthusiasts and explorers. Minimarg, located south of the Astore Valley near the Burzil Pass, with breathtaking views such as the gorgeous Burzil Nala stream and the vivid Rainbow Lake. Minimarg is a hidden treasure in northern Pakistan, excellent for people seeking a calm retreat into nature, thanks to its solitude, rich cultural history, and closeness to the Line of Control (LoC).
