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5 Days Karachi to Islamabad Historical tour

Day 01 Meet in Karachi Full day tour of Thatta. Visit Chaukundi, Banbhore, Makli & Shahjehan mosque, Afternoon Continue to Hyderabad Dinner & Overnight in Hyderabad.

Day 02 Drive to Mohen Jo Daro via Bhit Shah & Sehwan Sharief. Overnight at Mohen Jo Daro guest house.

Day 03 Tour of Mohen Jo Daro afternoon drive to Sukkur visit the minarate of masoom Shah and bazaar overnight at hotel.

Day 04 Drive to Multan enroute visit Uch Sharief on arrival at Multan visit the shrines of Shah Rukn e Alam, Ghous Bahauddin Zakaria and Shah Shams Tabrez overnight at hotel.

Day 05 Drive to Islamabad enroute visit Harrappa site & museum

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Cost US$ 580.00 per person based on double occupancy bed & breakfast basis minimum 2 people required, private tour for one person in single room US$ 710

Discounts available for groups

Cost Includes: Standard 3 star Hotels on double occupancy Bed & breakfast basis, Tours & transfers in private A/C car/coach with English speaking guide, Government taxes permits

Cost Does not Include: Airfare Airport taxes, tips laundry, lunch dinner, mineral water, and any other extra expanses

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is included in the tour package?: Transportation, accommodation, guided tours, entrance fees to historical sites, and daily breakfast and dinner.
Is this tour suitable for families?: Yes, the tour is family-friendly and offers educational value for all age groups.
What kind of accommodation is provided?: Standard hotels and guest houses with basic amenities. Upgrades available on request.
Do I need prior knowledge of history to enjoy the tour?: No, our guides provide rich historical context at each site to enhance your experience.
Is the tour available year-round?: Yes, but the best time to travel is between October and March for pleasant weather.

Place Descriptions

Chaukundi Tombs: A 16th-century necropolis near Karachi, known for intricately carved sandstone tombs of the Jokhio tribe.
Banbhore: Ancient port city dating back to the 1st century BC, believed to be the site of Debal where Islam first arrived in South Asia.
Makli Necropolis: One of the largest funerary sites in the world, home to elaborate tombs of rulers, saints, and scholars.
Shah Jahan Mosque: A Mughal-era mosque in Thatta built with red bricks and blue tile work, known for its acoustics and symmetry.
Bhit Shah: Town famous for the shrine of Sufi poet Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai, a center of Sindhi culture and music.
Sehwan Sharif: Spiritual town housing the shrine of Lal Shahbaz Qalandar, a revered Sufi saint.
Mohenjo Daro: UNESCO World Heritage site of the Indus Valley Civilization, showcasing advanced urban planning from 2500 BCE.
Masoom Shah Minaret: A 17th-century brick minaret in Sukkur offering panoramic views of the city and Indus River.
Uch Sharif: Historic town with beautifully preserved Sufi shrines and tombs, known for its unique tile work and architecture.
Multan Shrines: Spiritual heart of Punjab featuring the tombs of Shah Rukn-e-Alam, Ghous Bahauddin Zakaria, and Shah Shams Tabrez.
Harappa: Archaeological site of another major Indus Valley city, featuring a museum with artifacts and insights into prehistoric life.