S-1 · via Jaglot & Rondu
Gilgit Skardu Road Update Today
OpenGilgit — Skardu Road is marked open in the latest available update (18 Oct 2026, 10:33 AM PKT). All 3 recorded segments are open. Mountain conditions change fast; check recent reports before you leave.
Skardu road update today — live status of the Gilgit-Skardu route. The Road is Open as of Now, according to GB Police Officials .The Gilgit-Skardu road links Gilgit city to Skardu, the gateway to K2, Deosai National Park, and Baltistan's major attractions. The route covers roughly 200 km and takes approximately 6-7 hours, passing through Jaglot and following the Indus River valley. Recent road improvements connecting Skardu directly to the Karakoram Highway have significantly reduced travel times compared to previous years. This road can experience delays due to landslides, particularly during monsoon season, and occasional construction work along the Sassi-Skardu stretch. Travelers heading to Deosai or Shigar Valley typically use Skardu as their base after this drive.
Last updated 1 day ago · Last checked: 19 Oct 2026, 12:59 PM PKT
- 1OpenGilgit → Jaglot42 km 1h
- 2OpenJaglot → Rondu90 km 2h
Road is open Now Date 28 july
- 3OpenRondu → Skardu75 km 1h 45m
Frequently asked questions
Is the Gilgit Skardu road open today?
The latest available update (18 Oct 2026, 10:33 AM PKT) marks Gilgit — Skardu Road as open. Conditions in the mountains can change quickly, so check this page and recent reports before you leave.
What is the condition of the Gilgit Skardu road?
All 3 recorded segments of Gilgit — Skardu Road are marked open in the latest available update (18 Oct 2026, 10:33 AM PKT).
How long does it take to travel the Gilgit Skardu road?
Recorded segment travel times: Gilgit → Jaglot about 1h; Jaglot → Rondu about 2h; Rondu → Skardu about 1h 45m. Actual time depends on weather, traffic and road works.
How can I report a blockage on the Gilgit Skardu road?
Use the Submit an update page to share a blockage or clearance with a photo. Reports are reviewed before they appear on the site. In an emergency, call Rescue 1122.