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Pakistan...

A land of beautiful contrasts, blends, history and modernity.

Join us for an unforgettable journey to discover Pakistan, a land of breathtaking contrasts where history and modernity harmoniously blend. From the ancient ruins of Mohenjo-Daro and Taxila to the vibrant skylines of Karachi and Lahore, Pakistan embodies both tradition and progress. Its landscapes stretch from the mighty peaks of the Karakoram to the tranquil shores of the Arabian Sea, offering adventure and serenity alike.

Rich cultural diversity is reflected in music, dance, literature, and art, while bustling bazaars and savory cuisine add unique charm. With warm hospitality and timeless heritage, Pakistan promises an authentic travel experience you’ll never forget.

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Tour Itinerary

Day 01:

Arrival – Islamabad Sightseeing

Arrive at Islamabad airport, where a warm welcome awaits before transfer to your hotel. Begin exploring with the Lok Virsa Museum, rich in crafts and traditions. Continue to Daman-e-Koh for sweeping city views, the tranquil Japanese Garden, and Shakarparian with its panoramic landscapes. End the day at Rawal Dam, a perfect spot for boating or lakeside strolls. Your guide shares cultural insights throughout. Overnight in Islamabad.

Day 02:

Islamabad – Taxila – Besham

After breakfast, depart for Besham via the legendary Karakoram Highway. En route, stop at Taxila, a UNESCO World Heritage site showcasing Gandhara civilization relics. Passing Haripur, Abbottabad, and Mansehra, enjoy captivating mountain scenery. A break at Batagram offers time to soak in the views before continuing along the Indus River. Arrive in Besham by evening and settle into your hotel, reflecting on a day of history, landscapes, and culture. Overnight in Besham.

Day 03:

Besham – Chilas – Gilgit

Journey north along the Karakoram Highway, tracing the mighty Indus. Stop at the Nanga Parbat View Point for breathtaking views of the “Killer Mountain.” Marvel at the geological wonder where the Karakoram, Himalaya, and Hindu Kush ranges meet. Pause at the confluence of the Gilgit and Indus Rivers, a dramatic sight. Along the way, admire ancient rock carvings before reaching Gilgit, a vibrant city of mountains, heritage, and culture. Overnight in Gilgit.

Day 04:

Gilgit – Hunza Karimabad

Depart Gilgit for the enchanting Hunza Valley, following the Hunza River through striking landscapes. Stop at the Rakaposhi viewpoint to admire this majestic 7,788-meter peak. Arrive in Karimabad, the valley’s cultural heart, once part of the ancient Silk Route. Check into your hotel and enjoy the atmosphere of this historic mountain town, blending tradition with natural beauty. Experience Hunza’s warm hospitality and rich heritage surrounded by soaring peaks. Overnight in Karimabad.

Day 05:

Hunza Valley Sightseeing

Begin with a scenic drive to the Hoper Glacier, framed by Ultar, Hunza Dome, Spantik, and Diran peaks. Back in Karimabad, explore Baltit Fort Museum, offering insights into Hunza’s royal past. Visit Altit Fort, an architectural gem showcasing centuries-old traditions. Stroll through local streets with mountain views dominated by Rakaposhi. Surrounded by serenity, culture, and history, end the day embracing Hunza’s unique blend of natural wonders and timeless charm. Overnight in Karimabad.

Day 06:

Karimabad – Khunjrab – Karimabad

Take an unforgettable excursion to Khunjerab Pass, the world’s highest border crossing at 4,734 meters. Drive through Gulmit, Passu, and Sost, absorbing village charm and dramatic scenery. Stop at Attabad Lake, with turquoise waters contrasting rugged peaks, and cross the thrilling Hussaini Suspension Bridge. Arrive at Khunjerab Pass to witness pristine mountain wilderness. Return to Karimabad filled with memories of glaciers, valleys, and high-altitude landscapes. Overnight in Karimabad.

Day 07:

Hunza – Besham

Retrace your journey south along the Karakoram Highway, following the Indus River’s winding path. The drive offers spectacular scenery—snowcapped mountains, deep valleys, and cascading waterfalls. This legendary route, often called the “Eighth Wonder of the World,” provides endless photo opportunities. Pause along the way for refreshment and reflection before reaching Besham. Settle into your hotel after a rewarding day traveling through Pakistan’s iconic mountain landscapes. Overnight in Besham.

Day 08:

Besham – Swat Valley

After breakfast, depart for the beautiful Swat Valley, celebrated as the “Switzerland of the East.” Travel through verdant meadows, gushing streams, and snowcapped peaks. Discover Swat’s deep cultural roots linked to the Gandhara civilization, with its Buddhist heritage visible in archaeological remains. The valley’s orchards and terraced fields create enchanting views. Arrive in Swat and check into your hotel, ready to enjoy the region’s serene ambiance. Overnight in Swat.

Day 09:

Swat Valley – Peshawar

Today, head to historic Peshawar, starting with a stroll through Qissa Khawani Bazaar, alive with stories and trade. Visit Peshawar Museum, housing a remarkable Gandhara collection. Walk Sethi Street to admire traditional mansions and intricate woodwork. On the return, stop at Takht Bhai Monastery, a UNESCO site of Buddhist ruins. Reach Peshawar by evening, exploring its rich cultural blend and vibrant bazaars. Overnight in Peshawar.

Day 10:

Peshawar – Islamabad

Begin with another visit to Takht-i-Bahi Monastery, a spiritual landmark of Gandhara history. Continue to Islamabad, where sightseeing includes the iconic Faisal Mosque, a masterpiece of modern Islamic architecture. Explore the Pakistan Monument, symbolizing national unity, and revisit the Lok Virsa Museum for cultural exhibits. Stroll city avenues before relaxing at your hotel. This day combines ancient heritage with contemporary landmarks. Overnight in Islamabad.

Day 11:

Islamabad – Rohtas Fort – Lahore

Drive towards Lahore, pausing to explore Rohtas Fort, a 16th-century UNESCO site built by Sher Shah Suri. Its massive gateways and defensive walls reveal the brilliance of Muslim military architecture. Continue to Lahore, a city of gardens, Mughal monuments, and vibrant culture. Check into your hotel and enjoy the evening ambiance of this historic city, preparing for days filled with heritage and discovery. Overnight in Lahore.

Day 12:

Lahore City Tour

Begin at Lahore Fort, a Mughal treasure with palaces and the shimmering Shish Mahal. Nearby, admire the majestic Badshahi Mosque, among the world’s largest, embodying Mughal grandeur. Walk through the bustling old city, where history comes alive. In the evening, head to the Wahga Border for the electrifying flag-lowering ceremony, a patriotic display between Pakistan and India. Return with unforgettable memories. Overnight in Lahore.

Day 13:

Lahore Sightseeing

Visit Shalimar Garden, a Persian-style masterpiece by Shah Jahan with tiered terraces and marble pavilions. Explore Jahangir’s Tomb, a blend of artistry and Mughal elegance set in tranquil gardens. Continue to Lahore Museum, home to manuscripts, miniatures, and Islamic calligraphy. Absorb the cultural depth and stories preserved here. The day highlights Lahore’s charm as a city of gardens, emperors, and heritage. Overnight in Lahore.

Day 14:

Lahore – Multan

Depart for Multan, one of South Asia’s oldest cities and famed as the “City of Saints.” Explore centuries of history shaped by conquerors and mystics. Visit monumental Sufi shrines and mausoleums adorned with intricate tile work, reflecting devotion and artistry. Discover Multan’s role as a hub of spirituality and tradition, steeped in stories of resilience and faith. Stay at a comfortable hotel to experience local warmth. Overnight in Multan.

Day 15:

Multan – Uch sharif – Bahawalpur

Drive towards Bahawalpur, stopping at Uch Sharif, an ancient Islamic center with shrines of saints and mystics. Continue to the desert stronghold of Derawar Fort, its massive square walls rising dramatically from the Cholistan sands. Nearby, visit the Nawabs’ tombs and Shahi Mosque, evoking Bahawalpur’s regal past. Arrive in Bahawalpur and check into your hotel. The city’s princely charm and history await. Overnight in Bahawalpur.

Day 16:

Bahawalpur – Sukker

Explore Bahawalpur’s treasures starting with Noor Mahal, an elegant Italian-style palace surrounded by manicured lawns. Visit Al-Sadiq Mosque and wander the old city’s lively streets. Later, journey towards Sukkur, pausing at Rohri to see the Seven Sisters’ Tombs, the resting place of legendary women. Continue to Sukkur, set on the Indus, and check into your hotel for the night. Overnight in Sukkur.

Day 17:

Sukker – Mohenjo-Daro – Larkana

Travel to Kot Diji Fort, an 18th-century Talpur stronghold offering sweeping views. Continue to Mohenjo-Daro, a UNESCO World Heritage site and jewel of the Indus Valley Civilization. Explore ancient streets, citadel ruins, and advanced drainage systems, marveling at this 5,000-year-old city. End the day in Larkana, reflecting on humankind’s earliest urban achievements. Overnight in Larkana.

Day 18:

Larkana – Sehwan

Visit Garhi Khuda Bakhsh, final resting place of the Bhutto family, a site of political history and legacy. Continue to Lake Manchar, Pakistan’s largest freshwater lake, framed by the Kirthar Mountains. Its vast beauty provides a serene interlude before reaching Sehwan, ready to explore its cultural and spiritual depth. Settle into your hotel for a restful evening. Overnight in Sehwan.

Day 19:

Sehwan – Hyderabad

Begin with the shrine of Lal Shahbaz Qalandar, a beloved Sufi saint whose mausoleum is alive with devotion and music. Proceed to Bhit Shah to visit the shrine of Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai, the revered poet-musician. Both sites embody Sindh’s spiritual and cultural identity. Arrive in Hyderabad, check into your hotel, and relax after a day immersed in mysticism and tradition. Overnight in Hyderabad.

Day 20:

Hyderabad – Thatta – Karachi

Travel towards Karachi, stopping at Chaukundi Necropolis, famed for sandstone-carved tombs. Continue to Makli Necropolis, a UNESCO site with centuries of mausoleums reflecting Sindh’s diverse dynasties. Visit Shah Jahan Mosque in Thatta, adorned with exquisite blue tiles. Arrive in Karachi by evening and check into your hotel, carrying impressions of history and architectural brilliance. Overnight in Karachi.

Day 21:

Karachi Sightseeing – Departure

We begin our day with a short panoramic tour of Karachi, capturing the essence of this vibrant city. Our first stop is the magnificent Mausoleum of Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan, where we pay our respects to this great leader. We then visit the Masjid-i Toba Mosque, known for its stunning architecture and serene ambiance. Next, we explore Empress Market, a bustling marketplace offering a variety of goods and local flavors. Our cultural journey continues with a visit to the Mohatta Palace and the National Museum, where we immerse ourselves in the rich heritage of Pakistan. In the heart of Karachi, we experience the vibrant atmosphere of the Bohri Bazaar, reminiscent of famous covered bazaars around the world. Finally, we unwind at Clifton Beach, enjoying the scenic beauty and the colorful camels that adorn the coastline. As our journey comes to an end, we transfer to Karachi airport for our onward flight, cherishing the memories of our cultural exploration.