Climate

The temperature in May reaches a maximum of 27 °C (81 °F) and a minimum of 14 °C (57 °F); the October maximum is 10 °C (50 °F) and the minimum −10 °C (14 °F). Hunza's tourist season is generally from May to October, because in winter the Karakoram Highway is often blocked by the snow.

Pic Of Summer 

Pic Of Summer 

Duikar Altit Hunza

Duikar is a charming hamlet above the village of Altit. One of the main attractions of Duikar is the viewpoint (2900 m), a 5 minute climb up behind the Eagle’s Nest Hotel. This gives you one of the best views during sunrise and sunset, in particular at full-moon. From Eagle’s Nest Hotel it is a 1½ hours climb up to Hosht (3600 m). From there, there are great views of the Ultar Mountains and the Hopper glacier.

Duikar 

Eagle's Nest Hotel

Eagle’s Nest Hotel is situated in the village of Duikar, which is preached on a 2850 meter high ridge above Altit Village in Hunza Valley. Eagle’s Nest Hotel is one of the best and most easily accessible viewpoints in the whole of Hunza valley. Even if you don’t have time to stay long it is a must to come up to see the sunrise or sunset views on Hunza valley and Rakaposhi and the other peaks surrounding Eagle’s Nest Hotel. Guests that stay at Eagle’s Nest Hotel can even enjoy the Sunrise from their room 

Eagle’s Nest Hotel Duikar

View from Duikar

The people of Altit are very hospitable.

The people of Altit are very hospitable. They are very welcoming to the guests; upon visit they offer dried apricot and almonds, which is a traditional munchies food of Hunza. The people of Hunza treat their women with a lot of respect and kindness. They are given a higher status in Hunza. The small streets and old houses in Altit village hold history within them. The Altit valley has many narrow lanes, which are its trademark. The unique features of this place are its extreme gullies. Many visitors would love to visit this place as it is beautiful and hold many mysteries within itself.

The traditional Jataq (Altit social gathering place)

The Jataq, or the ordinary community space, is situated after that to the Himaltar and the Altit arrangement  is located linking it and the Fort. This may well mirror the royal wish to keep  society actions  at a distance. Together with this by four verandahs attached to traditional houses the Jataq has in olden times been a place of enormous cultural importance. It has provided space for actions, social gatherings, religious and traditional festivals. The verandahs provided sitting room for the king, the upper class or elders of the village. Village people would gather in this space to listen to songs, and watch vivid dance performances. For the 4 traditional clans of Altit; the Hussainukutz, the Shushoroting, the Khunukutz and the Hakalukutz, the Jataq holds a assets of memories, some narrated to the young by the elders, others shared by the community. One such historic event is the King and his family standing on the top balcony of the fort to watch the villagers dance and sing during the Ginani orbarely festival.

Prince Charles and Prince Karim Aga khan at Jatak Altit Hunza during fort inauguration.

Altit Valley

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Altit Valley is situated in Hunza, within the Northern Areas of Pakistan. Altit is a Tibetan word which means “ this side down.” History tells us that the people of Altit are known to belong to the white huns, although it is still much of a myth. The language spoken in this region is known as Bruchiski

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This valley is a major tourist attraction because of its architectural design and strategic location. Altit is known to be the birthplace of the Hunza kingdom. The Altit fort, which also resides in proximity to the valley is the oldest monument standing and it is believed to be 50 to 100 years older than the Baltit Fort.