Hunza Valley in Northern Pakistan remains one of the most serene and sought after destinations by foreign tourist from across the world. With a history dating back to antiquity, the valley has long been known as the real embodiment of James Hilton’s famous 1933 novel “Shangri-La (the lost Horizon)”. Before the construction of the Karakorum Highway, which itself is considered 8th wonder of the world, Hunza Valley truly was a Shangrila, a happy land isolated from the rest of the world.