The Karakoram Highway (KKH) is a branch of an ancient network of trade routes known as the Silk Route. During the 1960s and ‘70s Pakistan and China collaborated in building a road across the mountains via the 4,730m Khunjerab Pass, to connect the Silk Route oasis of Kashgar in north-west China, with Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan.
In this geological ‘collision zone’ of the Indian and Asian continents, the great ranges of the Pamir, Kunlun, Hindukush, Karakoram and Himalayas converge, as do the cultures of China, Tajikistan, Afghanistan and Pakistan. It is also home to a wide and unique range of flora and fauna, including the legendary snow leopard and Marco Polo sheep.
We took the services of KKH Travels in Pakistan. Each & everything from beginning to the end was an excellent & marvellous.
We highly recommend!!!!
KKH travels informs with great passion for your upcoming trips and give you helpful tips for your adventure. Always close on your side for all the question you might have. KKH travels has great guide for you personal tour.
I travelled to Gilgit Baltistan this year and joined a two-week trip to Hunza and Shimshal Valleys. The trip was very well organised and well balanced enabling us to see the amazing scenery of that region. I would highly recommend KKH Travels.
My recent trip to Pakistan was indescribable. The itinerary was varied and each day offered an exciting experience, highlighting the gorgeous scenery, people and food. The KKH travels company was smooth throughout the two weeks and the whole team were knowledgeable and friendly.
This tour company is great! I had a great time! A great experience I would tell everyone not to miss! I loved them so much and I think they are doing so much for tourism in Pakistan