Naltar and Asumbar Pass Trek

Naltar Pass trek is designed you to provide a great view of the whole Hindukush range and its mountains by trekking up to Naltar – Ishkoman pass which is a lush green pass. Naltar is very famous in terms of its greenery and skiing opportunity in winter. Each winter there arranges a competition of skiing Asumbar: Asumbar Hoghost, a non-glaciated east-west pass, links Asumbar village in Ishkoman with Dal Sandhi in Yasin. The pass is occasionally called the Ishkoman Pass (not to be confused with the Punji Pass, which is also sometimes called Ishkoman Pass). Asumbar Haghost is one of the easiest passes to cross anywhere in the Karakoram and Hindukush. The trek is also one of the most linguistically diverse. Along the trail, Shina, Khowar, Wakhi, and Burushaski are spoken, not to mention Urdu.
The trek involves walking through flowery meadows, lakes and spectacular greenery. The route also passes through a lush forest of cedar, pine and birch. It therefore offers something more diverse in terms of landscape and has more than the usual share of scenic beauty without being too physically demanding. An excellent option of beginners as well as an experienced trekker . The pass is also called Ishkoman Haghost by Darkot villagers.

Naltar Pass is a high mountain pass in the Gilgit-Baltistan region of Pakistan. While the beauty of Naltar Pass is primarily natural and rugged, rather than a place known for conventional beauty standards, there are several aspects you can expect to find