
Gilgit-Baltistan
Beneath Nanga Parbat.
Photo: Fasih Orakzai / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0
What draws people here
- Walk from Tato village
- Nanga Parbat viewpoint
- Beyal Camp and base camp hikes
- Cabin and camp stays
Planning a visit
- Getting there
- From Raikot Bridge on the Karakoram Highway, local jeeps climb a 15 km track to Tato village; private vehicles are not allowed on it. From Tato it is a walk of about 5 km, three to four hours uphill. The nearest airport is Gilgit, with weather-dependent flights from Islamabad.
- How long to allow
- Two to three nights.
- Good to know
- The meadows lie at about 3,300 metres and are effectively a summer destination. The jeep track is narrow and exposed, and everything you need is carried up from Tato.
- Pakistan Online Visa System
- Salam Pakistan, the national tourism portal
- Gilgit-Baltistan Tourism Department
General guidance, checked in September 2026. Visa rules, permits, flights and mountain roads change; confirm with official sources or a licensed operator before you book. We do not sell travel.
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