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The Future of Global Tourism
Spanning over 80,000 km2, the world’s highest tourist destination boasts breathtaking landscapes, from lush valleys to picturesque fairy meadows, and is home to the highest mountain peaks on Earth. This adventurer’s paradise, aptly dubbed the ‘Roof of the World’, offers an unparalleled travel experience. Giglit Baltistan is a masterpiece of nature, a stunning canvas of countless wonders, making it an absolute must-visit destination. With its plethora of natural wonders, Giglit Baltistan is a breathtaking masterpiece, a true marvel of the world.
“Picture yourself strolling across the majestic Deosai Plateau, dubbed the ‘Roof of the World’, where the sky seems within reach. Envision waking up to the breathtaking spectacle of Nanga Parbat’s grandeur, its beauty leaving you awestruck. Imagine discovering the secrets of floating glaciers, their depths a testament to nature’s splendor. This is Gilgit Baltistan, a land of uncharted marvels, where every step unfolds a new tale of adventure and bravery. The region bears the footprints of the world’s most daring explorers, who considered conquering this terrain their ultimate triumph and a spiritual awakening.”
“Get ready to be enchanted by the mesmerizing charm of this mountain wonderland, where vibrant energy and heart-pumping thrills await. We invite investors of the world to capitalize the ultimate tourist destination, whose captivating allure conquers every heart. Immerse yourself in the rich traditions of the past, feel the thunder of hooves on the ground, and breathe in the dazzling beauty of snow-capped peaks. The land of wonders is now open to the world; join us on this unforgettable journey.”
The living Heritage
Step on roof of the World
Deosai National Park, situated at the convergence of the Himalayan and Karakorum-Pamir highlands, boasts exceptional biodiversity. Deosai National Park’s unique alpine wetlands, exemplified by Sheosar Lake (4,250m), are a rare feature of the Himalayan, Hindukush, and Karakoram mountain ranges. Snowmelt from surrounding peaks feeds the wetlands, which are drained by fast-flowing rivers, Cold deserts, lakes and streams.
Ultimate human challenge
Gilgit Baltistan stands at the confluence of the world’s three highest mountain ranges, making it a coveted destination for mountaineers and explorers seeking the ultimate challenge. Home to five of the world’s fifteen highest peaks, including K2, Nanga Parbat, Gasherbrum, Broad Peak and Mashabrum, this region presents a tantalizing opportunity for the world’s most fearless adventurers and climbers. This concentration of towering peaks creates a siren call for those seeking to push their limits and conquer the most daunting summits on Earth.
Hunt the Most Expensive
The majestic Himalayan Ibex inhabits the most remote and rugged regions of the Karakoram, western Himalayas, and Hindukush mountain ranges. For centuries, these iconic creatures have been a vital resource for the local communities residing in these isolated valleys. A bull Ibex with horns exceeding 40 inches is considered a prized trophy, unforgettable adventure, hunting on horseback at 12,000 feet, surrounded by breathtaking alpine scenery.
The King of games & the game of Kings
Polo, aptly dubbed ‘the king of games and the game of kings’, is the oldest and most revered sport in Gilgit-Baltistan. This region is the sole bastion of traditional Freestyle polo, which is showcased in various tournaments. The prestigious Shandur Polo Festival, held annually from July 7th to 9th, is a highlight of the sporting calendar, taking place on the world’s highest polo ground. The thundering hooves of horses, pounding the ground with unbridled ferocity, make Freestyle polo an exhilarating experience like no other – a true adrenaline rush that surpasses even the thrill of a Ferrari.
Events
The Shandur Polo Festival, a vibrant celebration of culture and sport, takes place at the world’s highest polo field, Shandur Top, situated at an elevation of 3,700 meters. This exhilarating event features traditional folk music and dance performances, while a thriving camping village, comprising polo enthusiasts, adventure-seekers, and supporters, adds to the electric atmosphere throughout the tournament, creating an unforgettable experience. The Shandur-Top polo game has achieved legendary status, captivating the imagination of both international and domestic adventure seekers. This unconventional version of the sport is played without umpires, and the rules are refreshingly simple: there are no rules!
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Iklhas Developers is dedicated to unlocking the full potential of Gilgit-Baltistan’s tourism industry by developing top-notch infrastructure and providing unparalleled living experiences. Our ambitious goal is to build 5,000 world-class tourist resorts, which will serve as a catalyst for the region’s tourism growth. This monumental task demands unwavering passion, unrelenting commitment, and exceptional expertise. We are committed to our vision, ensuring that stakeholders not only reap financial rewards but also find a second home in this unique and culturally rich region, surrounded by the world’s most breathtaking natural beauty and heritage.
From the Founder & CEO Ikhlas Developers
From the Founder & CEO Ikhlas Developers
THIS IS HAZARA
- Jaulian Buddhist Stupa & Monastery
- Khanpur Dam
- Bhamala Stupa
- Chhajjian Waterfall
- Noori Waterfall
- Harikishan Garh Fort
- Tarbela Dam
- Bharukot Fort
- Sajjikot Waterfall & Lake
- Umbrella Waterfall
- St. Luke’s Anglican Church
- Ilyasi Masjid (Mosque)
- Shimla Hill Top
- Harnoi River
- Thandiani Top
- Nathia Gali
- Donga Gali
- Donga Gali Trek
- Donga Gali Water Tank
- Mushkpuri
- Galiyat
- Miranjani Top Galiyat
- Ayubia Moto Tunnel
- Ayubia Chair Lift
- Ashoka Rocks Edicts
- Balakot
- Kewai (Near Paras)
- Shogran
- Makra Siri Paye
- Kunhar River Rafting
- Sharan – Camping Pods
- Musa ka Musalla
- Khanian
- Kaghan Valley
- Naran Valley
- Saif-ul-Maluk Lake
- Ansoo (Tear) Lake
- Lalazar Valley
- Batakundi
- Jalkand valley
- Dudipatsar Lake
- Lulusar Lake
- Sambaksar Lake
- Babusar Pass
- Allai
- Maheen Lake Supat Valley
- Kolai Palas
- 02- Sukai Sar
Linguistic Diversity
Gilgit-Baltistan is a region of remarkable cultural wealth, where a vibrant living heritage thrives. Despite the absence of written literature, over 70 languages are spoken here, transmitted orally from one generation to the next. Among the most prominent languages spoken are Balti, Shina, Burushaski, Wakhi, Khowar, Domaki, Uighur, Gojri, and Pashto, each contributing to the rich tapestry of linguistic diversity in this extraordinary region.
Traditional Crafts
Gilgit-Baltistan boasts an extraordinary heritage of traditional craftsmanship, showcasing a diverse range of skills that span from textile and wood crafts to metalwork, jewelry making, weapon and tool fabrication, pottery, basketry, leatherwork, and musical instrument craftsmanship. This region is home to one of the most distinctive and diverse cottage industries in the world, where artisans skillfully preserve ancient traditions and techniques, creating truly unique and exquisite pieces.
Food and Culinary
The people of Gilgit-Baltistan have a distinct culinary identity that sets them apart from the rest of the world. Their unique and flavorful dishes, such as Chapshoro, Dao Dao Soup, Mamtu, Hoilo Garma, Tumoro, Go-Lee, Balay, Prapu, Gyaling, and Diram Fitti, are a true reflection of their cultural heritage. These delectable dishes are not only a hit among foreign tourists but also a favorite among visitors from other parts of Pakistan, who revel in the rich flavors and traditions of Gilgit-Baltistan’s cuisine
Hospitality and Nature
The people of Gilgit-Baltistan are celebrated for their extraordinary hospitality, characterized by warm welcomes, respect for guests, generosity, kindness, humility, open-heartedness, and unconditional help. Their hospitality is a testament to their rich cultural heritage and their belief in the importance of human relationships, making visitors feel valued, safe, and at home.
Linguistic Diversity
Gilgit-Baltistan is a region of remarkable cultural wealth, where a vibrant living heritage thrives. Despite the absence of written literature, over 70 languages are spoken here, transmitted orally from one generation to the next. Among the most prominent languages spoken are Balti, Shina, Burushaski, Wakhi, Khowar, Domaki, Uighur, Gojri, and Pashto, each contributing to the rich tapestry of linguistic diversity in this extraordinary region.
Traditional Crafts
Gilgit-Baltistan boasts an extraordinary heritage of traditional craftsmanship, showcasing a diverse range of skills that span from textile and wood crafts to metalwork, jewelry making, weapon and tool fabrication, pottery, basketry, leatherwork, and musical instrument craftsmanship. This region is home to one of the most distinctive and diverse cottage industries in the world, where artisans skillfully preserve ancient traditions and techniques, creating truly unique and exquisite pieces.
Food and Culinary
The people of Gilgit-Baltistan have a distinct culinary identity that sets them apart from the rest of the world. Their unique and flavorful dishes, such as Chapshoro, Dao Dao Soup, Mamtu, Hoilo Garma, Tumoro, Go-Lee, Balay, Prapu, Gyaling, and Diram Fitti, are a true reflection of their cultural heritage. These delectable dishes are not only a hit among foreign tourists but also a favorite among visitors from other parts of Pakistan, who revel in the rich flavors and traditions of Gilgit-Baltistan’s cuisine
Hospitality and Nature
The people of Gilgit-Baltistan are celebrated for their extraordinary hospitality, characterized by warm welcomes, respect for guests, generosity, kindness, humility, open-heartedness, and unconditional help. Their hospitality is a testament to their rich cultural heritage and their belief in the importance of human relationships, making visitors feel valued, safe, and at home.
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The Strategic Gilgit Balstistan
Gilgit-Baltistan (GB), situated in northern Pakistan, is a vast and remote high-mountain region, characterized by breathtaking natural beauty and extreme terrain. This remarkable region boasts the longest glaciers outside the polar region, is home to the world’s second-highest peak, K2, and four other eight-thousander peaks. Comprising a high-mountain desert, GB spans across three prominent mountain systems: the Himalayas, Karakoram, and Hindukush. The region’s society is rich in diversity, with a vibrant mix of languages, religions, and ethnicities, adding to its unique cultural heritage.
Tourism at Hazara
Hazara is on the cusp of transforming the future of global travel, presenting a game-changing opportunity for sustainable tourism. By nurturing its raw, unspoiled landscapes, majestic peaks, and stunning meadows, Hazara will create a revolutionary eco-tourism ecosystem. From its visionary, eco-friendly town planning to its meticulously regenerated and rewilded natural wilderness, Hazara will be a one-of-a-kind destination that will mesmerize and entice travelers from around the world, setting a new benchmark for responsible tourism and sustainable travel.
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