Sost is not just a land of breathtaking landscapes, but also a place where hospitality is as grand as the mountains themselves. In this remote corner of Gilgit-Baltistan, the beauty of nature is matched by the warmth of its people. It’s where nature reigns supreme, where the mountains whisper ancient secrets, and where the vastness of the landscape makes you feel both humbled and alive.

Just a short drive away is the Khunjerab Pass (4,693m / 15,397ft)—the highest paved international border in the world. The road to the pass is an adventure in itself, winding through glaciers, valleys, and alpine meadows, offering jaw-dropping views.

Despite its harsh environment, Sost is home to warm and welcoming people, primarily Wakhi and Burusho communities. Their traditional wooden houses, simple mountain lifestyles, and rich history add to the beauty of the place.

Unlike popular tourist destinations, Sost remains largely untouched, making it ideal for those who appreciate raw, rugged nature. The lack of urbanization adds to its pristine, almost otherworldly charm.

Sost is not just a place—it’s an experience.