Hunza Resort Sealed After Viral Party Videos Spark Outrage
HUNZA, October 8, 2026: Viral videos allegedly showing a private party at a resort in Hunza have triggered widespread debate on social media, with users raising questions about the nature of the gathering and its impact on the region’s peaceful tourism image.
The videos circulating on various social media platforms show young men and women dancing and enjoying themselves during a party at the resort. Some users have also alleged that drugs were used during the event, although the allegations have not been independently verified.
The name of popular influencer Zainab Raza has also surfaced in online discussions surrounding the videos. However, the circumstances of the event and the claims circulating online remain subject to verification.
According to reports, the authorities have sealed the resort following the controversy. Details regarding the official grounds for the action and any further investigation were not immediately available.
The incident has prompted strong reactions from social media users, many of whom expressed concern over activities taking place in Hunza, a destination widely known for its spectacular mountain scenery, cultural heritage and tranquil environment.
One user commented, “At least leave Hunza alone,” while others argued that such gatherings should be held elsewhere. Several users also expressed disappointment over the videos, highlighting concerns about preserving the character and reputation of popular tourist destinations.
The controversy has reignited a broader discussion about private events, responsible tourism and the regulation of activities at resorts in environmentally and culturally significant areas.
Hunza remains one of Pakistan’s most popular tourist destinations, attracting visitors with its natural beauty and peaceful atmosphere. While the viral footage has intensified public scrutiny, allegations regarding drug use should not be treated as established facts without official confirmation or independently verified evidence.