Islamabad Taxila UNESCO World Heritage Tour

Visit: Taxila Julian, Sirkap Mohra Muradu and site museum. A guided archeological tour.

Timing: 9AM to 3PM

Mourning 9:00 AM we will pick you up from your hotel or residence in Islamabad. We will drive you to Taxila 40 Kilometers enroute to Taxila we will stop at Margalla Pass to see the Nicholson monument.

On arrival at Taxila visit the archeological sites of Julian, Mohra Muradu or Sirkap. After visiting the archeological sites we will bring you to the museum which was established in 1928 one of the oldest museum in Pakistan. We will see the museum of Taxila in details , after this we will have tea and we will head back to Islamabad around 2PM to 3PM

Cost US$ 68 Per person minimum 2 person, if you are one person it will be US$ 110.00 as a private tour for larger groups US$ 48 per person Including Lunch

For Schools and University student groups Rs. 4250 per student (Minimum 25 students required) With Lunch and a professional guide

Cost Includes entrance fees English/German or Urdu speaking guide and all government taxes

To book now please fill out our contact form  +92-321-2424778

About Taxula

Taxila is one of the most important archeological site in Pakistan. It is one of the 6 UNESCO World heritage sites. Taxila was the center of Buddism and this is where Buddism started to spread and was made an estate religion. Taxila was also one of the main stops of Alexander the great in 326BC

Sirkap Citadel of Taxila

Birth of Buddha Taxila Museum

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