Kashmir Markhor Hunting

Kashmir Markhor Hunting

Experience licensed Kashmir Markhor hunting in Pakistan with professional guides, ethical standards, and breathtaking adventures in the scenic valleys of Gilgit-Baltistan with HVS.

Kashmir Markhor Hunting in Pakistan – The Crown Jewel of the Mountains

The Kashmir Markhor (Capra falconeri cashmiriensis) stands as one of the most magnificent and prestigious wild mountain goats in the world. Renowned for its majestic spiral horns, proud stance, and striking coat, the Kashmir Markhor symbolizes the untamed beauty and strength of Pakistan’s northern highlands. Found mainly in the rugged regions of Chitral, Gilgit, and the foothills of the Hindu Kush, this rare species thrives in steep, rocky terrain where its agility and endurance are unmatched. The Markhor, often called the “King of the Mountains,” is the ultimate dream trophy for hunters and wildlife enthusiasts alike.

For those seeking the pinnacle of mountain hunting, Kashmir Markhor hunting in Pakistan offers a truly world-class experience. Every expedition combines the thrill of pursuit with the breathtaking scenery of the Karakoram and Hindu Kush ranges. Through Pakistan’s Community-Based Trophy Hunting Program (CBTHP), Markhor hunting is conducted under strict regulations that ensure sustainability, conservation, and local benefit. A large portion of hunting permit fees is reinvested into community welfare and wildlife protection—turning trophy hunting into a vital tool for species preservation.

The Kashmir Markhor remains one of the most valuable and rare hunting trophies in the world, attracting enthusiasts from across the globe. Beyond the trophy, every hunt is a journey into Pakistan’s wild heart—a blend of adventure, natural beauty, and cultural richness that defines the true spirit of high-altitude hunting.

ITINERARY

Specie & Region Details

Kashmir Markhor

(Capra ibex sibirica)

Recommended Period

Mid Nov to Mid Feb

Area

Chitral Valley, KPK

Altitude

Min 2500m - Max 4700

Hunting Period

15th Oct - 30th April

Duration

10 - 12 Days

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Islamabad

Day 2: Leave for Chitral by road (max 12 hours); completion of trophy permit formalities

Day 3: Travel to the community-controlled hunting area

Days 4-9: Six days allocated for the hunting expedition

Day 10: Return back to Islamabad

Day 11: Departure from Islamabad.

Day 12: Departure from Islamabad

Package Details

Services Included

Services Not Included

Important Note

The provided pricing is determined by current trophy permit rates applicable for 2025-26. Our company is committed in
absorbing minor costs increases. However, in the event of substantial rise in permit fees, the hunter will be responsible
for covering the additional expenses.
Our quotations are structured based on the existing trophy permit costs and prevailing rates for accommodation,
transportation, etc. Trophy permits are allocated to Pakistani outfitters through an open auction, with permits granted
to the highest bidder at fixed prices. In cases of marginal increases during the auction, we will include these in the cost.
Yet, significant changes will be communicated and invoiced separately for the hunter’s awareness and payment

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