One of the rare places in Gilgit Baltistan that is actively promoting eco-tourism is the Hopper Garden, Ghizer, located at Shandur Road and is only 14 km from Gahkuch (Ghizer, GB). It offers a variety of distinctive hospitality services, such as furniture made of stone, tree huts, traditional meals, and musical performances. It is the only one of its kind in the area, and it provides an all-inclusive experience packages that includes things like a hike up to four waterfalls that are each an hour away, meditation in a cave that was once used by Buddha, small streams that run all over the garden, tree houses where guests can sleep under the open sky, fishing in the river, and horseback riding through verdant gardens. The business us benefiting from rising tourism industry in Gilgit Baltistan specifically in Ghizer. It has been in business for the last eight years, and during that time it has established a solid clientele from all across Pakistan and other countries, as well as maintained a positive reputation for its hospitality and commitment in providing high-quality services.
In
the near future, the company plans to expand its already-established
infrastructure by constructing additional treehouses and cottages on the hills,
each of which will have a breathtaking perspective of the surrounding area. By
expanding its capacity to accommodate a greater number of customers, the business
will be able to cater more than quadruple its revenue over the next five years.
Additionally, it will generate a significant number of employment both directly
and indirectly, in addition to supporting a large number of other enterprises
via both backward and forward connections.
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