GreenPak Hotel Booni

Upper Chitral in the Hindu Kush — a base for the Shandur polo festival, the Kalash valleys, and the high passes, with Tirich Mir's massif ruling the horizon. Booni is deep travel: beyond it the roads climb towards Shandur's 3,700-metre polo ground, the highest on Earth, where the July festival is one of the great spectacles of the mountains. Valley views, restaurant, heating, and staff who understand remote-valley logistics because they live them. For travellers headed this far northwest, the house is less a hotel than an ally.

Amenities

Rooms

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Deluxe Room

A warm, simply finished double looking onto the upper Chitral valley. Comfortable bed, good linen, hot water, and heating or cooling as the season demands — the essentials done properly, nothing performing for attention. Sleeps two. The right room for travellers who spend their days out and want their evenings easy.

Sleeps 2

Rs 18,200

per night

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Executive Room

The larger room on the valley side, with a proper sitting area and the better aspect onto the upper Chitral valley. Space to spread maps out, drink tea slowly, and let a travel day end early. Sleeps two, comfortably enough that no one hurries to leave in the morning.

Sleeps 2

Rs 26,600

per night

Suite

The family suite — the quietest corner of the house, sleeping four across a bedroom and a separate sitting room, with the upper Chitral valley beyond the windows. Ideal for families or two travellers who want genuine space. Extra bedding, unhurried breakfasts, and room for the kind of evening card games long journeys are secretly about.

Sleeps 4

Rs 42,000

per night