Mystic Sufis Tour

Day 01:

Arrival – Lahore Sightseeing
Arrive in Lahore to a warm traditional welcome with garlands, symbolizing respect and hospitality. Experience the heartfelt embrace of local culture as smiles and rituals make you feel instantly at home. This memorable reception highlights Lahore’s deep-rooted traditions and the importance of welcoming guests with open hearts, setting the tone for the journey ahead. Overnight Lahore.

Day 02:

Lahore Sightseeing
Begin at the shrine of Data Ganj Bakhsh, offering garlands and partaking in Langar, a tradition of generosity. Discover Mughal grandeur at Lahore Fort, Badshahi Mosque, and the exquisitely painted Wazir Khan Mosque. In the evening, immerse yourself in the vibrant shrine of Baba Shah Jamal, where dhol drums echo Lahore’s living heritage. A day of spirituality, history, and culture. Overnight Lahore.

Day 03:

Lahore Sightseeing
Visit the shrine of Hazrat Mian Mir, symbol of interfaith harmony, then stroll through Shalimar Gardens, a Mughal-era oasis with fountains and terraces. Continue to the shrine of Madho Lal Hussain, famed for the colorful Mela Chiraghan festival of lights. The day blends spiritual reverence, architectural marvels, and Lahore’s cultural richness, offering a journey into the mystical traditions shaping the city’s heritage. Overnight Lahore.

Day 04:

Lahore – Qasur – Pak Pattan
Travel to Qasur to visit the shrine of Sufi poet Baba Bullhey Shah, where soulful poetry inspires reflection. Continue to Pak Pattan, home of Baba Farid, a revered Chishti saint. Offer a chaddar at the shrine and witness the symbolic Bahishti Darwaza. Conclude with powerful qawali music, celebrating devotion and Sufi heritage in an atmosphere of joy and reverence. Overnight Multan.

Day 05:

Multan Sightseeing
Discover Multan, the “City of Saints,” with a nostalgic Tonga ride through its old quarters. Visit Shah Rukn-e-Alam’s magnificent shrine, adorned with blue tiles, where rituals of lighting lamps and seeking blessings connect pilgrims with divine energy. The city’s peaceful aura and spiritual legacy offer moments of introspection and reverence, blending history, mysticism, and devotion. Multan reveals its heritage as both sacred and timeless. Overnight Multan.

Day 06:

Multan Sightseeing
Explore Multan’s outskirts, visiting shrines steeped in spiritual heritage. Later, wander Hussain Agahi Bazaar, alive with artisans selling glazed pottery, camel-skin crafts, and embroidered textiles. Engage with craftsmen preserving centuries-old skills and take home meaningful souvenirs. The day fuses spirituality with vibrant artistry, revealing Multan’s cultural tapestry and offering a well-rounded glimpse of its enduring traditions and soulful charm. Overnight Multan.

Day 07:

Multan – Uch Sharif – Bahawalpur
Travel to Uch Sharif, once a renowned Sufi learning center, where shrines and legends recall centuries of spiritual wisdom. Strolling the lively covered bazaar reveals skilled artisans, spice sellers, hakeems, and fortune-tellers, each adding to the city’s vibrant heritage. Meeting descendants of revered Sufi saints deepens our understanding of their enduring influence. The sensory experience of Uch blends history, devotion, and local color. Overnight stay in Bahawalpur.

Day 08:

Excursion to Derawar Fort
Today we visit the imposing Derawar Fort, rising majestically from the Cholistan Desert with its towering bastions. Nearby, nomadic encampments and desert wells (tobas) illustrate survival in this arid land. We explore the mosque of the Nawabs, white-domed family tombs, and the evocative “Street of Silence,” echoing stories of past grandeur. This excursion offers a blend of history, desert culture, and striking architecture. Return for overnight stay in Bahawalpur.

Day 09:

Bahawalpur – Bhong – Sukkur
On our way to Sukkur, we pause at the famous Bhong Mosque, a dazzling showcase of Pakistan’s decorative arts. Its intricate tilework, geometric designs, and vibrant calligraphy highlight the creativity and devotion behind its construction. The mosque’s fusion of traditional and modern influences makes it a truly unique landmark. Continuing the journey, we drive through the Sindh countryside and arrive in Sukkur, where more discoveries await. Overnight stay in Sukkur.

Day 10:

Sukkur Sightseeing
Embark on a scenic houseboat ride along the Indus River, meeting the Mohana fishing community and watching for rare Indus blind dolphins. We step ashore at Rohri to explore its historic charm before visiting shrines of the Seven Sisters and a Hindu temple on a river island. Later, we admire the Masoom Shah Minaret and browse Sukkur’s vibrant bazaar. A day of culture and nature combined. Overnight stay in Sukkur.

Day 11:

Sukkur – Mohenjo-Daro – Sehwan
Drive to Mohenjo-Daro, the legendary Indus Valley Civilization site. Walk through its grid-planned streets, ancient baths, and granaries, marveling at this Bronze Age city’s advancement. After lunch at camp, continue to Sehwan Sharif, the mystical heart of Sindh. At sunset, we join devotees at Lal Shahbaz Qalandar’s shrine, where ecstatic dhamal drumming and dance create an unforgettable spiritual atmosphere. History and mysticism unite today. Overnight stay in Sehwan.

Day 12:

Excursion to Manchar Lake
Journey to serene Manchar Lake, the largest freshwater lake in Pakistan, where Mohana boat people live in harmony with the waters. Their floating homes and traditions reveal a rare way of life. Returning to Sehwan, we walk through the old town, absorbing its atmosphere. As evening falls, the shrine of Lal Shahbaz Qalandar comes alive again with dhamal, filling the air with rhythm and devotion. Overnight stay in Sehwan.

Day 13:

Sehwan – Bhit Shah – Hyderabad
Travel through Halla, famed for its colorful bazaars and Sindhi handicrafts—lacquerware, pottery, embroidered fabrics, and ajrak textiles. Continue to Bhit Shah to visit the shrine of Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai, Sindh’s great poet-saint, where nightly dhamal reflects love and devotion. Later we reach Hyderabad, a historic city of cultural richness, markets, and stories waiting to be explored. A day of art, poetry, and tradition. Overnight stay in Hyderabad.

Day 14:

Hyderabad – Thatta – Chaukundi – Karachi
Visit the grand Shah Jehan Mosque in Thatta, with its 99 domes and flawless acoustics, an architectural masterpiece of the Mughal era. Explore Makli Hills, one of the world’s largest necropolises, where intricately carved tombs narrate centuries of history. Conclude with Chaukundi’s sandstone tombs, adorned with delicate carvings. Each stop highlights Sindh’s architectural and cultural wealth. Arrive in Karachi, Pakistan’s bustling metropolis by evening. Overnight stay in Karachi.

Day 15:

Karachi Sightseeing – Departure
Explore Karachi’s heritage with a visit to the Abdullah Shah Ghazi Shrine, a spiritual landmark overlooking the sea. Continue to Mohatta Palace, a striking example of colonial-era architecture and cultural preservation. Depending on time, optional stops may include local markets or Clifton’s breezy seafront. Later, transfer to Karachi Airport for departure. The journey concludes with memories of Pakistan’s history, spirituality, and vibrant culture. Overnight in Karachi (or departure).