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Mulberry Hotel
Karimabad
6.0 out of 10, (1)
"Check-in was smooth, room was clean with hot water and a good mattress. Tv and AC were not properly functioning.
Bathroom was tiled and satisfactory however since the room door and windows arent noise proof you can hear street cars and corridor noise well past midnight.
Thankfully, my stay was majority prior to Eid so the annoyance was manageable.
Towels had a stain and so did bedding sheet however since they were washed i didnt complain.
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Kanwal
Mirza Hotel and Restaurant
Karimabad
Qayam Hunza
Karimabad
Golden Bite Hotel And Restaurant
Karimabad
Arcadian Inn Hotel Hunza
Karimabad
Hotel Hunza One
Karimabad
Sarai Silk Route Hotel Passu Hunza
Pasu
The price is 2.030.644 ₫
2.355.547 ₫ total
includes taxes & fees
10 Dec - 11 Dec
Passu Tourist Lodge
Janabad
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Hunza Serena Hotel
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The price is 2.373.480 ₫ per night from 29 Dec to 30 Dec
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2.373.480 ₫ total
29 Dec - 30 Dec
includes taxes & fees
9.6/10 Exceptional! (19 reviews)
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Nestled beneath towering Karakoram peaks, Baltit Fort watches over ancient terraced fields and apricot orchards of the Hunza Valley. Hike up to Duikar viewpoint at dawn for breathtaking panoramas, then explore Sacred Rocks with centuries-old petroglyphs and the preserved wooden architecture of Ganish Village.
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