Gojal Valley

Gojal Valley – The Crown of Upper Hunza Stretching from the village of Gulmit to the Khunjerab Pass on the Pakistan-China border, Gojal Valley is a spectacular region in Upper Hunza, Gilgit-Baltistan. Surrounded by towering peaks, ancient glaciers, and deep blue lakes, Gojal is a land of awe-inspiring landscapes and rich cultural heritage. The valley is home to several picturesque villages like Gulmit, Passu, Sost, and Shimshal, each offering unique experiences. Iconic landmarks such as the Passu Cones (Cathedral Peaks), Borith Lake, and the Hussaini Suspension Bridge make Gojal a dream for photographers and adventurers alike. Gojal is also known for its warm and hospitable people, most of whom speak Wakhi, a distinct language and cultural identity. The region shares a border with China at Khunjerab Pass, the highest paved international border crossing in the world, part of the legendary Karakoram Highway (KKH). Whether you’re trekking to the remote Shimshal Valley, walking along glacier-fed lakes, or simply admiring the surreal scenery, Gojal Valley offers a unique blend of natural wonder, cultural depth, and high-altitude adventure that leaves a lasting impression.

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