Are meals other than breakfast included?

The tour is based on half-board, which features breakfast and lunch. Dinners, mineral water, and additional personal refreshments are not included.

Is it possible to book this tour as a solo traveler?

Yes, while the standard pricing requires a minimum of 2 people, solo travelers can book this itinerary with an adjusted single-supplement cost. Contact us for details.

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20 Days Pakistan tour (History, Culture, Mountains)

Q: What is included in the 20 Days Pakistan Tour price?

The price includes all government taxes, 3-star hotel accommodations on a double occupancy basis, professional English-speaking guide services, daily breakfast, and all entrance fees for heritage sites, forts, and museums.

Embark on a journey of life time in Pakistan visit the most important historical sites, mountain vallies and meet the people of Pakistan

TOUR ITINERARY

Day 01 : Meet on arrival Karachi transfer to Hotel. Afternoon city tour visit Jinnah Mausoleum, Defence mosque, Mohatta palace and clifton beach. Overnight at Mehran or Excelsior Hotel

Day 02 Morning check out from hotel drive to Hyderabad via Chaukundi, Banbhore, Makli, Shahjehan mosque and Thatta Overnight at Guest house.

Day 03 Morning visit the Mirs tombs, and museum at ethnological Sindhology (University of Sindh) Drive to Larkana via Rani Kot world's largest fort (Wall of Sindh) and Sehwan Sufi Shrine of Lal Shahbaz Qalandar, Overnight at Sambara Inn Hotel.

Day 04 Morning Excursion to Moen Jo Daro Afternoon Drive to Sukkur enroute visit Kot DG fort, overnight at hotel

Day 05 Full day in Sukkur visit the Minarate of Masoom Shah, Sath Behan Asthan, the hindu temple of Sadh Belo and Kalkaan Devi temple overnight at hotel

Day 06 Drive to Bahawalpur enroute visit Uch Sharief the monuments of Jewendi Bibi and Shah Jalaluddin Surkh posh overnight at Hotel One.

Day 07 Full day Excursion to Derawar fort and Chanan pir ride camels in the Cholistan desert overnight at Hotel one Bahawalpur.

Day 08 Drive to Lahore enroute visit Multan monuments of Shah Rukne Alam and Ghous bahauddin Zakaria later brief stop at Harrappa overnight at Shalimar Tower hotel.

Day 09 Full Day tour of Lahore, Visit the Lahore fort, Badshahi mosque, Anarkali bazaar, Wazir Khan mosque and Shalimar garden Overnight at Shalimar tower

Day 10 Drive to Islamabad enroute visit Rohtas fort world heritage site Overnight at Envoy continental hotel

Day 11 Drive to Besham enroute visit Taxila the cradle of Buddhism where all the rules of Buddhism were made Overnight at PTDC motel.

Day 12 Drive to Gilgit on Karakorum highway great views of Himalayas and Hinduraj mountains also see Nanga Parbat the worlds 9th highest mountain and stop at Buddhist rock drawings from 4th to 8th century. Overnight Hotel.

Day 13 Drive to Hunza thru the spectacular Karakorum highway stop at several points for pictures to see the Rakaposhi 27th highest in the world Overnight at hotel in Hunza

Day 14 Full day in Hunza Excursion to Khunjerab pass Pakistan China Border at 16000 feet above sea level overnight at hotel

Day 15 Morning excursion to Nagar and hoper villages afternoon Drive to Chilas overnight at Hotel.

Day 16 Drive to Swat via Shangla pass Overnight at Hotel

Day 17 Morning Tour of Saidu Sharief visit the Butkara stupa and Swat museum afternoon visit the upper Swat villages of Madyan and Bahrain Overnight at hotel in Swat.

Day 18 Drive to Peshawar via Takht Bahi monetary a UNESCO World heritage site, afternoon tour of Peshawar overnight at hotel.

Day 19 Drive to Islamabad overnight at hotel

Day 20 Transfer to airport for flight to home

Cost based on 3 star hotels

Cost : US$ 1880.00 Per person Based on Double occupancy Half board (Breakfast and Lunch Included ) All tours transfer and English speaking Guide. Minimum 2 people required, Solo person also possible with extra cost. Contact us for more detials and booking

Hotel Names : Karachi Excelsior hotel, Hyderabad Mawada Inn Guest house, Larkana Green Palace hotel, Sukkur Hotel one, Bahawalpur Hotel one, Lahore Shalimar Tower Hotel , Besham Hilton Besham, Gilgit Dumani hotel, Hunza Continental, Chilas Shangri la hotel, Swat Shelton Razidor, motel and Islamabad Hotel Grand hotel

Cost Includes:- All government taxes, hotels, tours transfers daily breakfast and professional English speaking guide, All entrance fees at sites and museums, toll taxes, permissions etc.

Cost Does not Include: Airfare Airport taxes, tips laundry, Lunch Dinner, Mineral water, and any other expanses of personal nature.

Jinnah's Mausoleum Karachi

Jinnah's Mausoleum, Karachi: The final resting place of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan. Completed in the 1960s, this iconic white marble monument blends modernism with traditional Islamic architecture and is surrounded by a sprawling park in the heart of Karachi.

Chaukundi Tombs

Chaukundi Tombs: Located just outside Karachi, this ancient necropolis dates back to the 15th-18th centuries. Built by the local tribes of the Sindh region, the tombs are internationally renowned for their unique sandwich-shaped design and highly intricate, detailed sandstone relief carvings.

Ranikot Fort

Ranikot (The Wall of Sindh): Believed to be one of the largest fortresses in the world, Ranikot's massive ramparts snake through the desolate hills of the Kirthar range. Often compared to the Great Wall of China, its structure features impressive stone battlements that connect various mountain peaks.

Kot Diji Fort

Kot Diji Fort: Perched strategically above the edge of the Indus valley plains, this 18th-century Talpur-era fort sits atop an older, prehistoric archaeological mound dating back to 3000 BCE. Its high walls and strong bastions provide a commanding view of the surrounding date-palm orchards.

Badshahi Mosque Lahore

Badshahi Mosque, Lahore: Commissioned by Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb in 1671, this colossal red sandstone masterpiece stands as a hallmark of Mughal architecture. Its massive courtyard can accommodate over 100,000 worshippers, framed beautifully by its distinct white marble domes.

Shah Faisal Mosque Islamabad

Shah Faisal Mosque, Islamabad: Nestled against the backdrop of the Margalla Hills, this structure departs from traditional domes, opting for an iconic Bedouin tent design. Crafted by Turkish architect Vedat Dalokay, it stands as a national symbol of contemporary Islamic architecture in the capital city.

Baltit Fort Hunza

Baltit Fort, Hunza: Overlooking the scenic Hunza Valley, this Tibetan-style fortress dates back over 700 years. Once home to the ruling Mirs of Hunza, the structure has been meticulously restored and offers unparalleled panoramic views of Ultar Sar and the surrounding snow-capped peaks.

Ganish Village Hunza

Ganish Village, Hunza: The oldest settlement along the ancient Silk Road route in the Hunza Valley. This beautifully preserved village features historic watchtowers, traditional wooden mosques, and narrow alleys that transport visitors back to centuries of high-mountain heritage.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What is included in the 20 Days Pakistan Tour price?
A: The package includes all government taxes, 3-star hotel accommodations (double occupancy), professional English-speaking guide services, daily breakfasts, lunches (half-board), and entrance fees for historical sites and museums.

Q: Are flights and dinners included?
A: No. International airfare, airport taxes, dinners, laundry services, mineral water, and other expenses of a personal nature are excluded from the tour price.

Q: Can solo travelers join this tour?
A: Yes! While the baseline quote is structured for a minimum of 2 people sharing a room, solo arrangements can gladly be made with an adjusted single room rate. Please reach out to us for a custom quote.