Billman plans private trips from Lahore and Islamabad to northern Pakistan: Hunza, Skardu, Fairy Meadows, Naran, Swat, Neelum and Chitral, for honeymoons, families, friends, companies and schools. Customers usually ask on WhatsApp what a trip costs and how long it takes. The site answers both before they write.
What we built
- Fly over the North: a 3D satellite map of the Karakoram, Hindu Kush and Himalaya. Tap a place and the camera flies low over the real terrain to it, then opens a collage of real photos
- 69 places and 8 trips: each trip has a day-by-day plan, its best season and the groups it suits
- Plan and price: pick a trip, start city, dates, travellers, rooms, hotel level, vehicle and extras, and see a price range, a per-person price, a cost breakdown and the itinerary update as you go
- Season-aware routes: trips that cross Babusar Top switch to the Karakoram Highway outside June to October
- WhatsApp-first booking: the finished plan goes to Billman in one tap, with a WhatsApp button on every page
- Search-ready: a page for every trip and place, with social cards and a sitemap
How it is built
- Next.js and React with TypeScript and Tailwind CSS, hosted on Vercel, with no backend to run
- Mapbox GL JS with satellite imagery and real 3D elevation, and an automatic fallback to open satellite and terrain tiles if Mapbox refuses a request
- Trips, places and rates kept as plain data files, so Billman's details can change without touching the code
Where it stands
Live at billman.pk.