| Day |
Program/Activity |
| 1 |
Explore Islamabad – The Green Capital
Begin your cultural adventure in Islamabad, Pakistan’s serene and modern capital, in the Margalla Hills. Visit the iconic Faisal Mosque, the largest in Pakistan, explore the Lok Virsa Museum for a deep dive into traditional Pakistani crafts, and admire the symbolic Pakistan Monument, offering panoramic city views. Islamabad is a hub for eco-tourism in Pakistan, blending nature with architecture.
Overnight in Islamabad. |
| 2 |
Buddhist Heritage – Takht-i-Bahi & Taxila
Today is dedicated to discovering ancient Buddhist sites in Pakistan. Explore the UNESCO-listed Takht-i-Bahi monastery, a remarkably preserved Buddhist complex dating back to the 1st century. Later, wander through the Taxila Museum and surrounding archaeological ruins, which were once the centre of Buddhist learning. These ancient sites highlight Pakistan’s diverse spiritual heritage.
Overnight in Islamabad. |
| 3 |
Road Trip – Islamabad to Lahore via Katas Raj & Khewra
Embark on a scenic road trip through Pakistan’s Punjab province, stopping at the sacred Katas Raj Temples, an important Hindu pilgrimage site, and the impressive Khewra Salt Mine, the second-largest salt mine in the world. This cultural and geological route is perfect for spiritual tourism in Pakistan.
Overnight in Lahore. |
| 4 |
Lahore – Heart of the Mughal Empire, Pakistan
Dive into Lahore’s Mughal grandeur and artistic legacy. Visit the majestic Lahore Fort and Badshahi Mosque, stroll through the lush Shalimar Gardens (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), and admire the intricate frescoes of Wazir Khan Mosque. Explore Lahore Museum, home to Gandhara relics, and experience the patriotic Wagah Border Ceremony. Lahore is a must-see destination for Mughal architecture enthusiasts.
Overnight in Lahore. |
| 5 |
Sheikhupura & Hiran Minar
Discover the 16th-century Hiran Minar, a Mughal-era hunting retreat built in memory of a beloved pet deer. Return to Lahore’s Old City to savor authentic Pakistani street food and shop for handicrafts in bustling bazaars. This day merges history with the vibrant present.
Overnight in Lahore. |
| 6 |
Lahore to Multan via Harappa – Indus Valley Civilization
Head south with a stop at Harappa, one of the most significant cities of the Indus Valley Civilization. Continue to Multan, known as the “City of Saints” for its centuries-old Sufi shrines and spiritual legacy. This route appeals to travellers drawn to archaeological sites in Pakistan.
Overnight in Multan. |
| 7 |
Multan – Shrines, Forts & Bazaars
Explore the spiritual heart of Pakistan by visiting the shrines of Shah Rukn-e-Alam, Shah Shams Tabriz, and Bahauddin Zakariya. Tour the Multan Fort and Qasim Bagh Stadium, then dive into the colourful Hussain Agahi Bazaar, famous for Multani blue pottery. Later, drive to Bahawalpur, a city of royal heritage.
Overnight in Bahawalpur. |
| 8 |
Bahawalpur & Derawar Fort
Visit the magnificent Noor Mahal and Sadiq Garh Palace, echoes of princely grandeur. Embark on a Cholistan Desert Safari and explore the commanding Derawar Fort, a desert fortress that embodies Pakistan’s hidden gems. This is a highlight for fans of desert adventures and historical landmarks.
Overnight in Bahawalpur. |
| 9 |
Bahawalpur to Sukkur via Bhong Mosque
En route to Sukkur, stop at the exquisitely adorned Bhong Mosque, an award-winning architectural marvel. In Sukkur, visit historic Hindu pilgrimage sites and the Lansdowne Bridge, symbolizing the British Raj’s engineering feats. Ideal for multi-faith cultural tours in Pakistan.
Overnight in Sukkur. |
| 10 |
Sukkur to Larkana via Kot Diji Fort
Travel to Kot Diji Fort, an impressive 18th-century military stronghold guarding the ancient trade routes. Continue to Larkana, the hometown of Pakistan’s influential Bhutto family and a hub of modern political history and ancient heritage.
Overnight in Larkana. |
| 11 |
Mohenjo-Daro – The Lost City of Indus Civilization
Visit the awe-inspiring Mohenjo-Daro, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the world’s earliest urban settlements. Later, head to Sehwan Sharif, the sacred resting place of Lal Shahbaz Qalandar, a prominent Sufi saint, attracting thousands of devotees.
Overnight in Sehwan Sharif. |
| 12 |
Sehwan via Ranikot Fort – The Great Wall of Sindh
Journey to Ranikot Fort, often dubbed the world’s largest fort and compared to the Great Wall of China. Its rugged, remote landscape makes it a favourite for adventure seekers and history lovers alike. End the day in Hyderabad, a city with a rich blend of cultures.
Overnight in Hyderabad. |
| 13 |
Hyderabad to Karachi via Makli, Thatta & Banbhore
Explore the Makli Necropolis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the world’s largest graveyards. Visit the Mughal-era Shah Jahan Mosque in Thatta and Banbhore, an ancient port linked to early Islam in South Asia. This journey captures Pakistan’s spiritual and maritime history.
Overnight in Karachi. |
| 14 |
Karachi – The Bustling Metropolis
Dive into Karachi’s dynamic cultural landscape. Pay respects at the Quaid-e-Azam Mausoleum, visit the National Museum, and marvel at Frere Hall, adorned with murals by Sadequain. Karachi offers a unique mix of colonial charm and modern energy.
Overnight in Karachi. |
| 15 |
Karachi – Beachside Attractions & Shopping
Relax at Clifton Beach, then dine by the sea at Do Darya, known for upscale restaurants with Arabian Sea views. Shop for traditional items at Zainab Market or indulge in luxury retail at Dolmen Mall. Perfect for travellers looking for beach vacations in Pakistan combined with urban leisure experiences.
Overnight in Karachi. |
