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Small-group treks across the KarakoramLocal hosts, real hospitalityFree date changes up to 30 days outLetter of Invitation for Pakistan — under a minutePlan your private or custom tripNew: Kalash Valleys cultural trekBook now, pay later on selected tripsSmall-group treks across the KarakoramLocal hosts, real hospitalityFree date changes up to 30 days outLetter of Invitation for Pakistan — under a minutePlan your private or custom tripNew: Kalash Valleys cultural trekBook now, pay later on selected trips
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Trekkers on a high mountain trail in northern Pakistan with peaks above the clouds

Wandering Yaks · Departure calendar

Trip calendar for Pakistan mountain journeys

See every open departure date across our treks, cultural journeys, and mountain road trips. Filter by month, pick a start day, and book when seats still open — live inventory from our host-led expeditions.

  • 7 upcoming departures
  • 5 trips with open dates
  • Next start 15 Sept 2026

Prefer a private group? Plan a custom journey

How it works

Find a start date that fits your leave days

The calendar aggregates departure inventory from every published Wandering Yaks journey so you do not have to open each trip page one by one.

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    Filter by month

    Leave All months selected to see every open start, or narrow to a peak-season window.

  2. 02

    Scan the list

    Compare trips, prices, and seat status in one place — guaranteed starts are labeled clearly.

  3. 03

    Open the trip

    Continue to the full itinerary and booking flow from any departure row.

Live departure list

Browse every open start date

Dates pull from real trip inventory across all published journeys. Filter by month or region, or leave filters open to see the full season list.

All upcoming departures(7)

Karakoram · Homestay Journey · 10 days

Hunza Cultural Tour

Start19 Nov 2026Thursday
End9 Dec 2026Wednesday
7+ seats available
$2,222$2,111per person
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Planning northern Pakistan

Season, altitude, and logistics in one view

Departures cluster when mountain passes, weather, and host communities open access — especially June through September for high treks. Lower-elevation cultural journeys and road trips may appear earlier or later. This page is the single place to see what is actually bookable now, not a static brochure season chart.

7

Open departures

5

Trips listed

0

Guaranteed starts

Frequently asked questions

What does the trip calendar show?
It lists every upcoming public departure across Wandering Yaks journeys — start and end dates, region, style, seat status, and price — pulled from the same inventory used on each trip page.
How often is availability updated?
Departure inventory is loaded live from our booking system. Prices, seats left, and guaranteed status update as soon as dates are published or changed.
What is a guaranteed departure?
A guaranteed departure is confirmed to run with the published start date, so you can book transport and leave days with confidence. Non-guaranteed dates still accept bookings and typically confirm once minimum group size is met.
Can I book a private or custom date?
Yes. Public dates suit small-group travelers; private groups can request alternate start dates via Plan your trip or Contact. Hosts in Hunza and across Gilgit-Baltistan and Chitral can often tailor routes and seasons.
Which months are best for northern Pakistan trips?
High-altitude treks and Karakoram routes peak roughly June–September. Cultural and lower-elevation journeys can run earlier in spring or later into autumn. Use the month chips on this page to filter what is actually open.
Do I need a letter of invitation for Pakistan?
Many nationalities need a tourist visa or e-visa, and some processes ask for a host letter of invitation (LOI). Wandering Yaks can issue an automated LOI from Gilgit — start at Letter of Invitation if you need one with your trip booking.

Ready to lock a date?

Open a trip for the full itinerary, inclusions, and booking. Need a Pakistan LOI or a tailor-made start? We handle both from Hunza.