As the name suggests, these cascading peaks fall like symmetrical cones, rather like the structure of a cathedral. PHOTO: AAMNA LATIF Hunza Valley, a trekker’s paradise, combines the romance of hiking through a former princely state with thrill of conquering peaks as high as 25,551 feet. As the name suggests, these cascading peaks fall like symmetrical cones, rather like the structure of a cathedral. Crossing Attabad Lake, one arrives in Gulmit and hitches an hour-long ride to Pasu over to the treacherous Pasu Glacier. Glacier Breeze, a local restaurant, offers stunning views of Cathedral Peaks and Pasu Glacier – both a trekker’s paradise. A father and son crossing the river in a rudimentary trolley pulled by men on both sides. PHOTO: AAMNA LATIF In Duiker, a 45-minute car ride up from Karimabad, the motel offers a 360 degree view. Here, the majestic Rakaposhi (right) and Diran Peak (centre) can be seen in the background. PHOTO: AAMNA LATIF ...