Discover Pakistan Tour

Pakistan is a land where history, culture, and natural beauty converge. From the ancient ruins of Mohenjo-Daro and Taxila to the modern skylines of Lahore and Karachi, the country harmoniously blends tradition with progress. Its landscapes range from the soaring peaks of the Karakoram and Himalayas to the tranquil shores of the Arabian Sea, offering adventures for every traveler.

With a population of over 220 million, Pakistan is a mosaic of languages, lifestyles, music, and art, united by Islamic heritage. Warm hospitality, rich cuisine, vibrant markets, and timeless heritage promise visitors an authentic and unforgettable journey.

Tour Highlights

• Discover Islamabad’s landmarks: Lok Virsa Museum, Daman-e-Koh, Japanese Garden, Shakarparian Park, and Rawal Dam.
• Explore the ancient UNESCO site of Taxila, including Dharmarajika Stupa, Sirkap, and Gandhara ruins.
• Witness the towering Nanga Parbat and the convergence of the Karakoram, Himalaya, and Hindu Kush ranges.
• Experience the natural beauty of Hunza Valley, visiting Rakaposhi Viewpoint, Hoper Glacier, Baltit and Altit Forts, and Eagles Nest.
• Excursion to Khunjerab Pass, the highest paved border crossing, including Attabad Lake and Hussaini Suspension Bridge.
• Explore the lush Swat Valley, with Buddhist sites, orchards, and flowing rivers.
• Visit Peshawar’s historic sites: Qissa Khawani Bazaar, Peshawar Museum, Sethi Street, and Takht Bhai Monastery.
• Admire Mughal heritage in Lahore: Lahore Fort, Sheesh Mahal, Badshahi Mosque, Shalimar Gardens, Jahangir’s Tomb, and Wagah Border ceremony.
• Discover Multan, the City of Saints, with Sufi shrines, mausoleums, and historic bazaars.
• Explore Bahawalpur and the Cholistan Desert: Derawar Fort, Noor Mahal, Al-Sadiq Mosque, and Nawabs’ royal tombs.
• Experience Sindh’s heritage at Kot Diji Fort, Mohenjo-Daro (Indus Valley Civilization), and Lake Manchar.
• Visit spiritual sites in Sindh: Lal Shahbaz Qalandar Shrine and Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai Shrine.
• Explore Thatta’s UNESCO sites: Makli Necropolis, Chaukhandi Tombs, and Shah Jahan Mosque.
• Conclude in Karachi with Quaid-e-Azam Mausoleum, Mohatta Palace, Empress Market, Bohri Bazaar, and Clifton Beach.

Day 01 – Arrival & Islamabad Sightseeing

Arrive at Islamabad International Airport and transfer to your hotel. Begin your exploration with Lok Virsa Museum, learning about Pakistan’s diverse cultural heritage through exhibits and handicrafts. Enjoy sweeping panoramic views of Islamabad from Daman-e-Koh in the Margalla Hills. Relax at the tranquil Japanese Garden, stroll Shakarparian Park, and unwind by scenic Rawal Dam. Capture photographs, enjoy local ambiance, and settle in for your overnight Islamabad.

Day 02 – Islamabad – Taxila – Besham

Drive along the Karakoram Highway via Haripur, Abbottabad, and Mansehra, enjoying lush valleys and mountain views. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage site of Taxila, visiting Dharmarajika Stupa, Sirkap, and ancient Gandhara ruins. Learn about the region’s Buddhist civilization and historical significance. Continue the scenic journey along the Indus River, pausing at Batagram for picturesque photography.

Day 03 – Besham – Chilas – Gilgit

Travel through dramatic Karakoram landscapes, passing rushing rivers and rugged mountains. Stop at Nanga Parbat Viewpoint to admire the majestic Himalayan peak. Witness the convergence of the Karakoram, Himalaya, and Hindu Kush ranges, and observe the merging of Gilgit and Indus Rivers. Capture stunning photographs along the way. Continue through valleys and villages, arriving in Gilgit by evening.

Day 04 – Gilgit – Hunza Karimabad

Drive along the Hunza River, surrounded by towering peaks and verdant valleys. Stop at Rakaposhi Viewpoint to capture breathtaking views of one of the region’s highest mountains. Arrive in Karimabad, the central town of Hunza Valley, known for its Silk Route heritage. Explore the town, take in panoramic vistas, and learn about Hunza’s rich history and traditions. Settle into your hotel and enjoy the serene evening. Overnight Karimabad.

Day 05 – Hunza Valley Sightseeing

Embark on an excursion to Hoper Glacier, framed by mighty peaks such as Ultar and Spantik. Visit Baltit Fort Museum to discover Hunza’s cultural legacy and architectural heritage. Explore Altit Fort and nearby traditional villages, engaging with local life. Capture photographs of the picturesque valleys, terraced fields, and towering mountains. Return to Karimabad for a peaceful evening under the glow of Rakaposhi. Overnight Karimabad.

Day 06 – Excursion Khunjerab Pass

Journey through scenic villages of Gulmit, Passu, and Sost, stopping for photographs of mountain vistas and turquoise lakes. Marvel at the striking Attabad Lake and cross the iconic Hussaini Suspension Bridge. Reach Khunjerab Pass at 4,734 meters, the highest paved border crossing on the Karakoram Highway. Witness breathtaking glaciers, rivers, and snow-capped peaks. Return to Karimabad, reflecting on the region’s natural beauty and cultural significance. Overnight Karimabad.

Day 07 – Hunza – Besham

Depart Karimabad along the legendary Karakoram Highway, traveling beside the mighty Indus River. Pass through rugged mountains, deep gorges, and verdant valleys, stopping for photographs of dramatic landscapes. Observe the river cutting through towering cliffs, traditional villages, and high-altitude scenery. Enjoy the serene environment and natural beauty of northern Pakistan.

Day 08 – Besham – Swat – Peshawar

Travel into the lush Swat Valley, often called the “Switzerland of the East.” Explore ancient Buddhist sites and relics, learning about Gandhara civilization. Admire snow-capped peaks, verdant orchards, and flowing rivers along the way. Experience local culture and hospitality in Swat before continuing to Peshawar, a city rich in history and tradition. Enjoy evening leisure and prepare for sightseeing the following day. Overnight Peshawar.

Day 09 – Peshawar Sightseeing

Stroll through the historic Qissa Khawani Bazaar, the famous “Street of Storytellers.” Visit the Peshawar Museum, home to an extensive collection of Gandharan art, coins, and artifacts. Explore Sethi Street, showcasing traditional architecture and heritage homes. Continue to Takht Bhai Buddhist Monastery, a UNESCO site perched atop a hill. Immerse yourself in the city’s history, culture, and architecture while enjoying photography and local cuisine. Overnight Peshawar.

Day 10 – Peshawar – Islamabad

Begin with a morning visit to Takht-i-Bahi Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for ancient Buddhist ruins. Drive back towards Islamabad, enjoying scenic views of valleys and hills along the way. Stop at Faisal Mosque, marveling at its modern design and panoramic surroundings. Visit Pakistan Monument and Lok Virsa Museum to understand the country’s cultural diversity. Relax and reflect on the journey. Overnight Islamabad.

Day 11 – Islamabad – Rohtas Fort – Lahore

Drive towards Lahore via the historic Grand Trunk Road, passing towns and scenic landscapes. Explore Rohtas Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage site built by Sher Shah Suri, famed for its massive walls, gates, and military architecture. Learn about the fort’s historical significance and strategic importance. Continue your journey into Lahore, the cultural capital of Pakistan.

Day 12 – Lahore Sightseeing

Begin the day at Lahore Fort, exploring its majestic halls and the dazzling Sheesh Mahal. Admire the grandeur of Badshahi Mosque, one of Mughal architecture’s finest achievements. Wander through the vibrant streets of the old city, taking in colorful bazaars and local culture. Conclude with the iconic Wagah Border flag-lowering ceremony, a spectacular display of patriotism.

Day 13 – Lahore Cultural Gems

Stroll through the serene terraces of Shalimar Gardens, appreciating Mughal landscaping and fountains. Visit Jahangir’s Tomb, marveling at intricate mosaic artistry and historical elegance. Explore the Lahore Museum to see treasures of Gandhara art, manuscripts, and cultural artifacts. Immerse in Lahore’s rich Mughal heritage, blending history, architecture, and art. Enjoy local cuisine and city ambiance before retiring for an overnight stay in Lahore.

Day 14 – Lahore – Multan

Drive south to Multan, one of South Asia’s oldest cities and renowned as the “City of Saints.” Visit centuries-old Sufi shrines and mausoleums, absorbing spiritual atmosphere and Islamic artistry. Explore grand mosques, historic bazaars, and architecture reflecting the city’s rich religious and cultural heritage. Photograph sacred sites and connect with local traditions.

Day 15 – Multan – Uch Sharif – Bahawalpur

Travel to Uch Sharif, an ancient hub of Islamic learning and mysticism. Explore its centuries-old shrines and tombs of revered saints. Continue through the Cholistan Desert to Derawar Fort, a magnificent desert stronghold with towering bastions. Visit the royal tombs of Bahawalpur’s Nawabs and admire the Shahi Mosque. Experience local culture, desert landscapes, and historical grandeur.

Day 16 – Bahawalpur – Sukkur

Tour Noor Mahal, a majestic palace blending Mughal and European architectural styles. Stroll through Bahawalpur’s old city streets, enjoying local ambiance and historic charm. Visit Al-Sadiq Mosque, a spiritual and architectural landmark. Continue your drive to Sukkur, pausing at Sateen Jo Aastan tombs and other heritage sites. Learn about Sindh’s mystic folklore and regional traditions.

Day 17 – Sukkur – Mohenjo-Daro – Larkana

Explore Kot Diji Fort, an 18th-century Talpur dynasty stronghold showcasing historical architecture. Visit Mohenjo-Daro, the UNESCO-listed Indus Valley Civilization site, observing its ancient streets, citadel, and urban planning. Learn about this 4,000-year-old civilization and its advanced systems of drainage and city layout. Capture photographs and absorb history along the journey.

Day 18 – Larkana – Sehwan via Manchar Lake

Pay homage at Garhi Khuda Bakhsh, the mausoleum of the Bhutto family. Continue to Lake Manchar, Pakistan’s largest natural freshwater lake, witnessing its scenic waters and abundant birdlife. Observe the mountain streams feeding into the lake and enjoy its serene ambiance. Travel onward through rural Sindh, capturing picturesque landscapes and local life.

Day 19 – Sehwan – Hyderabad

Visit the shrine of Lal Shahbaz Qalandar, experiencing the devotional energy of pilgrims. Continue to Bhit Shah, exploring the shrine of Sufi poet Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai and learning about Sindhi Sufi poetry and music. Absorb the region’s mystical culture, traditions, and architectural heritage.

Day 20 – Hyderabad – Thatta – Karachi

Drive to Thatta, visiting the Chaukhandi Tombs with their intricately carved sandstone facades. Explore Makli Necropolis, one of the world’s largest cemeteries and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Admire Shah Jahan Mosque with its stunning blue-tiled artistry and Mughal design. Continue your journey to Karachi, Pakistan’s vibrant metropolis.

Day 21 – Karachi Sightseeing & Departure

Begin in Karachi at Quaid-e-Azam’s Mausoleum, the final resting place of Pakistan’s founder. Explore Mohatta Palace and the National Museum to appreciate art, culture, and history. Stroll through Empress Market and Bohri Bazaar, experiencing local shopping and culinary delights. Relax at Clifton Beach, enjoying the Arabian Sea ambiance. Transfer to Karachi International Airport in the evening for your onward flight.

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