KJTI, Karakorum Jeep Treks International, LTD.

29/01/2024

We'll be at the Destinations Show next weekend!
Hope to see you there on the 1-4 February at Olympia, London. Stand: AP104
Come meet us to discuss your next travel plans. We'd love to see you there! 😀

05/02/2023

03/01/2023

We'll be at the Destinations Show next month!

Hope to see you there on the 2-5 February at Olympia, London. Stand: E166
Come meet us to discuss your next travel plans. We'd love to see you there! 😀

02/01/2023

We wish everyone a very Happy New Year 2023 filled with health, happiness, and joy. ✨🎉
We hope you're welcoming the New Year with promising adventures and we look forward to seeing you on the trails in 2023. Happy New Year!

22/07/2022

Yazghil Glacier, Shimshal Valley

14/01/2022

at the Adventure Travel Show exhibition, Olympia, London

03/01/2022

Happy New Year!

31/03/2021

Deosai Plains lie between the Indus River and the southern extension of the Himalayan Range. At an average height of 4000 m, the undulating, green, flower, - field meadows are surrounded by snow. - capped peaks, and the drive through these plains is a soul-stirring experience

31/03/2021

Asumbar Pass Trek, Hindu Raj Mountain Range

16/01/2021

15/01/2021

Pakistani city of Lahore included in the New York Times list of 52 dream destinations of 2021. If you are inspired, contact us for details on how to visit.


https://www.thenews.com.pk/latest/772627-ny-times-picks-lahore-as-one-of-the-top-places-to-visit-in-2021?fbclid=IwAR0SudM3w9l_l-UZKYL6mqJ1qdb5KONRB7iiEqexXaqZrB79N3xU5H

02/01/2021

"In a remote valley in northern Pakistan, hemmed in by sheer rock walls and high pastures, members of a tiny community gathered.
The Kalash are a group of about 4,000 people who live in the mountains of the Hindu Kush, where they practice an ancient polytheistic faith. Each year, they come together for Chawmos, a New Year festival that coincides with the winter solstice and is marked by dance, animal sacrifice and highly prescribed roles for men and women.
The two-week festival is a portrait in contrasts: snow and fire, solemn ritual and frenzied activity, gender segregation and public flirtation, community and isolation.
While the coronavirus has forced the world to adopt social distancing, the Kalash have practiced being a community in isolation for millenniums.
The Kalash, whose wooden houses cling to the craggy hillsides of three valleys in Pakistan’s often unruly northwest, are the country’s smallest minority group. The overwhelming majority of Pakistan’s more than 200 million people practice Islam.
Their faith is often compared to an ancient form of Hinduism, but the origins of the Kalash are a mystery. Some believe they are descended from the forces of Alexander the Great; other anthropologists contend they are migrants from nearby Afghanistan.
Their religion incorporates animistic traditions of worshiping nature as well as a pantheon of gods, whose members in some instances bear resemblances to the Vedic gods of ancient India. Chief among the Kalash gods is Balumain, the lord of heaven, to whom the festival is dedicated."

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/27/world/asia/pakistan-kalash-chawmos.html?fbclid=IwAR32dJqiAOUqHDAE-Nx0ygRaxAsMQ-5uRAmzoATpqbgGy-0bM5Ti4qRf4H4

Chawmos, a festival of Pakistan’s tiny Kalash community, is a portrait in contrasts: solemn ritual and joyous dancing, gender segregation and public flirtation, togetherness and isolation.

01/01/2021

We'd like to wish a very HAPPY NEW YEAR to all !
Here's to some fabulous and daring outdoors adventures later in 2021.