Shahid Tour Guide | Lahore, Pakistan.
Join us on a fascinating journey to explore the most ancient cities of Pakistan, where history and culture come alive.
Discover the timeless charm of Lahore and Peshawar, wandering through their rich heritage and vibrant bazaars. Visit remarkable archaeological and cultural landmarks such as Rohtas Fort, the ancient ruins of Taxila, and the historic Buddhist monastery of Takht Bhai.
Experience the wonder of the Khewra Salt Mine, one of the world’s oldest and largest. Balance the past with the present as we explore Islamabad, Pakistan’s modern capital.
Traveling along the legendary Grand Trunk Road, this tour offers a captivating blend of history, culture, and modernity.
Arrival – Lahore Sightseeing
Arrive in Lahore and transfer to your hotel. Begin exploring with Lahore Fort, where the glittering Shish Mahal showcases Mughal artistry. Continue to the Badshahi Mosque, one of the world’s largest, admired for its grandeur. Wander the bustling old city’s colorful markets before witnessing the vibrant Wagah Border ceremony. This first day combines architecture, history, and local culture, offering guests an unforgettable introduction to Lahore. Overnight stay in Lahore.
Lahore Sightseeing
Start the day at Shalimar Garden, a UNESCO site with tiered terraces, fountains, and pavilions. Visit the ornate tomb of Emperor Jahangir, surrounded by tranquil Mughal gardens. Continue to the Lahore Museum to view manuscripts, miniatures, and archaeological treasures reflecting centuries of history. Each stop reveals Lahore’s layered heritage. With expert guiding and time to reflect, today offers a deep cultural immersion. Overnight stay in Lahore.
Lahore – Rohtas Fort – Islamabad
Travel along the historic Grand Trunk Road, once connecting India to Central Asia. Stop at Rohtas Fort, an imposing 16th-century citadel blending Afghan and Mughal styles. Enjoy a picnic within its ramparts before continuing across the scenic Potohar plateau, home to the Soan Valley’s ancient culture. Arrive in Islamabad by evening, reflecting on a journey rich in history, landscapes, and cultural connections. Overnight stay in Islamabad.
Islamabad Sightseeing
Discover Islamabad’s blend of modernity and heritage. Begin with panoramic views from Shakarparian Hills, followed by the Museum of Folk Heritage, where traditional crafts and music showcase Pakistan’s diversity. Drive past Parliament House and the Presidential Palace before exploring Saidpur Village at the Margalla Hills’ foothills. Visit the iconic Faisal Mosque, a symbol of contemporary Islamic design. End with dinner at a hilltop restaurant overlooking the city lights. Overnight stay in Islamabad.
Islamabad – Taxila – Peshawar
Journey to Taxila, an ancient Gandharan center of learning. Visit the Dharmarajika stupa court and the Greek-planned city of Sirkap, followed by the hilltop Jaulian monastery. Explore the Taxila Museum’s artifacts before driving west toward Peshawar. En route, stop at the Indus crossing to admire Akbar’s Attock Fort. Arrive in Peshawar, a city where history, culture, and frontier traditions meet. Overnight stay in Peshawar.
Peshawar Sightseeing
Spend the day exploring Peshawar’s vibrant character. Begin at Qissa Khawani Bazaar, once alive with storytellers, then browse the copper, spice, cloth, and gold markets. Visit the elegant Mohabat Khan Mosque, a Mughal masterpiece of white marble. In the afternoon, tour the Peshawar Museum, home to the world’s finest Gandharan art collection. The day reveals Peshawar’s rich blend of bazaars, architecture, and cultural history. Overnight stay in Peshawar.
Peshawar – Khewra Salt Mines – Lahore
Return to Lahore with a fascinating stop at the Khewra Salt Mines, the world’s second largest. Discovered by Alexander’s troops in 320 BC and developed under the British, the mine’s tunnels reveal stunning pink salt formations and glowing chambers. Learn about its heritage while admiring the surreal underground scenery. Continue the journey across the Salt Range to arrive in Lahore by evening. Overnight stay in Lahore.