Embark on a captivating journey through the Southern Pakistan Indus Valleys, immersing yourself in diverse cultures and ancient civilizations. Discover traditional bazaars, lush green fields, and the world’s oldest archaeological sites, while indulging in local cuisine and exploring religious landmarks.
KARACHI CITY SIGHTSEEING
Clifton Beach - Our city tour begins with a visit to the Shrine of Abdullah Shah Ghazi, a revered figure born in Medina in 720 AD and considered the patron saint of Karachi. We’ll then head to Clifton Beach, the National Museum, and the Mausoleum of Muhammad Ali Jinnah. In the afternoon, we’ll explore modern shopping malls and food streets for dinner.
KARACHI – HYDERABAD
Hyderabad to Larkana city
Larkana to Sukkur city
Sukkur to Bahawalpur city
Bahawalpur to Multan city
Tomb Shah Rukne Alam - BAHAWALPUR – MULTAN
This morning, we’ll tour Bahawalpur to uncover its historical and cultural highlights related to the local Nawabs, as well as visit modern local markets. Afterward, we’ll head to Multan, situated on the banks of the Chenab River. Known as the City of the Sufis or the City of the Saints, Multan is home to numerous Sufi shrines. Today, we’ll visit the shrines of Shah Rukn-i-Alam, Bhahuddin Zikria, and Shams Tabraz, and spend some time exploring the Old Bazaar.
Multan to Lahore
Harappa - MULTAN – LAHORE
Our journey continues from Multan to Lahore, the capital of Punjab and the largest Punjabi city in the world. En route, we’ll stop at the famous archaeological site of Harappa, where we’ll explore the remains of a Bronze Age fortified city dating back to 2600BC. In the afternoon, we’ll proceed to the colonial city of Lahore, where we’ll stay for the next two nights. In the evening, we’ll visit Lahore’s food street and the famous Anarkali Bazaar.
Full day Lahore city tour
Lahore Fort - LAHORE
Once the historic capital of both the Moghul and Sikh empires, Lahore also played a significant role in British governance of Punjab. Our two-day tour includes visits to the Lahore Museum, the Badshahi Mosque, Lahore Fort, and several local shrines and mosques. We’ll also explore the old town and head east to the Wagah Border to witness the dramatic flag-lowering ceremony.
Lahore to Islamabad
Rohtas Fort - LAHORE -ISLAMABAD –RAWALPINDI
After breakfast, we’ll travel to Islamabad via the Grand Trunk Road or Motorway, stopping to visit the 16th-century Rohtas Fort, built by Farid Khan, later known as Sher Shah Suri, the king of Afghanistan. We’ll then visit the stunning Faisal Mosque, with its fabulous views of the Himalayas and Margalla Hills. Our tour continues with a visit to a 400-year-old Hindu temple and the Art Gallery of Islamabad in Saidpur village, the Pakistan Monument, and the Heritage Museum, which showcases the culture of Pakistan’s four provinces, including Gilgit-Baltistan. We’ll also visit the bustling twin city of Rawalpindi. Overnight stay in Islamabad.
Islamabad-Rawalpindi- Taxila Peshawar day trip
Taxila Museum - The Taxila Excursion Tour is a one-day trip from Islamabad. Taxila, an ancient city in northwestern Pakistan, is an important archaeological site and was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1980. We’ll visit Khanpur Dam, located 50 kilometers from Taxila, known for its oranges and as a popular tourist destination offering stunning landscapes, boat rides, and fresh fish. This Taxila Sightseeing Tour covers the following places in one day:
Mohra Marado
Juliyan University
Sirkip
Taxila Museum
Khanpur Dam
In the afternoon, we’ll return to Islamabad to visit traditional bazaars and markets for shopping. After dinner, we’ll transfer you to the airport, leaving you with wonderful memories of Pakistan’s vibrant culture and majestic mountains.
- Breakfast included
- Lunch provided
- Dinner arrangements
Experience the rich cultural tapestry of Pakistan on this tour, as you traverse from the Arabian Sea to the northernmost regions. Revel in the unending excitement, encounter local residents and communities, especially in the more rustic regions, and explore vibrant markets. Take in the contrast of arid desert landscapes to verdant green fields, and journey from the world’s earliest civilizations (2500 BCE to 3500 BCE) to the most contemporary societies. Indulge in luxury tourism, visit ancient archaeological sites and modern cities, and absorb the diverse cultures, natural heritage, and captivating religious histories of various shrines. Undoubtedly, savor the unique and tropical culinary flavors of each Pakistani city.
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