Overview
Undertake a fascinating journey that begins in the heart of Pakistan, Islamabad, and navigates through the historical cities. The adventure leads you to Peshawar, a city that echoes with the whispers of ancient times, where the semi-tribal culture entwines with centuries of tradition. Here, the warm hospitality of its people is not just a gesture but a legacy, a testament to a city that has welcomed travelers and conquerors alike, standing as the gateway to the Indian plains and the guardian of history from the north and northwest.
The journey deepens with visits to the sacred sites of the Gandhara Civilization, beginning in Taxila, one of Pakistan’s six UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Taxila is a treasure trove of ancient wisdom, where the ruins speak of a glorious past. From there, the tour moves to Swat, a valley that cradles the remnants of Buddhist heritage, offering a profound connection to the spiritual and cultural richness of the region.
As you ascend to the heights of Murree, the journey takes on a serene, picturesque quality. This charming hill station, with its cool breezes and verdant landscapes, offers a tranquil escape from the world below. The exploration continues with a visit to the formidable Rohtas Fort, a monumental structure that narrates tales of valor and resilience from a bygone era.
The experience culminates in the twin cities of Rawalpindi and Islamabad, where modernity meets tradition. Here, sightseeing offers a fascinating blend of old and new, rounding off this immersive exploration of Pakistan’s diverse landmarks and timeless traditions. This journey is not merely a tour but a profound encounter with the soul of a nation, rich in history, culture, and enduring beauty.
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The Journey Through History Tour offers an immersive journey through the historic landmarks of Pakistan, making it an ideal vacation for history buffs and cultural heritage enthusiasts. This comprehensive tour covers key attractions in Peshawar, Swat, Murree, and the twin cities of Islamabad & Rawalpindi. Along the way, travelers will explore a rich blend of Hindu, Islamic, Mughal, and British heritage sites.
In addition to exploring these historic sites, participants will have the opportunity to connect with people from diverse cultural and ethnic backgrounds, experience the variety of Pakistani cuisines, and enjoy the vibrant shopping malls in each city. For those who love history, have a passion for delicious food, and seek to experience unique places while meeting people from different cultural and ethnic backgrounds, this tour is the perfect choice.
Please share your plan, dates and other people planning to travel with you so that we can arrange accordingly.
You are about to explore a diverse landscape of Pakistan on this tour. If you travel during summers, Swat and Murree are the ideal to explore while Rawalpindi/Islamabad and Peshawar are warm enough. However, Rawalpindi/Islamabad and Peshawar are ideal during winters while Murree and Swat could be crispy cold. The ideal season to do this tour, therefore, is autumn so that participants can see the beauty of colors in Murree and Swat.
The weather is moderate in the mountains during summers while crispy during winters if you travel during winters; while in summers, its ideal in the mountains and warm in the cities. You may pack up accordingly. We suggest
● Important medicine/first aid kit
● Sunglasses
● Sunblock and lip balm
● Water bottle
● Cap/hat, and scarf (to avoid scorching sun)
● Full sleeves shirt to avoid sun
● Comfortable shoes and flip-flops
● Warm Layers of clothing if you travel during winters
● Camera with additional batteries (optional)
● Cell phone with charger and charging bank (optional)
We do. We can organize customized tours for solo tourists and groups of any volume, but we prefer not more than 20. All we need is the information on the interest, dates, and number of persons with special instructions if any.
The maximum size of our groups is 20 persons. The average size of our groups is 10 members.
During this tour, all three meals including breakfast, lunch, and dinner) will be served to the participants. A combination of Foreign and Pakistani meals will be included in our food plan. Breakfasts will have coffee, cereal, tea, eggs, muesli/porridge, bread/chapatti included. Lunches include fresh meat and veggies, chapatti, rice etc. The dinner will be served in the hotel restaurant or at a famous food outlet in the vicinity of your hotel.
Accommodation will be arranged as per the commitment. We always try not to compromise on services and provide the highest standards of accommodation.
The Journey Through History Tour is a guided tour that highlights the key attractions in the historic cities of Pakistan, with visits to the hill stations, as well as the twin cities of Rawalpindi and Islamabad. Each day begins with breakfast at the hotel, followed by travel to the next destination, with stopovers at the major attractions outlined in the itinerary. The day includes a lunch break, hotel check-in, and time to explore the local markets and city.
All nationalities must obtain a valid visa for entry into Pakistan. Tourists are advised to contact the nearest Pakistan Embassy/High Commission/consulate in their respected country/city. For the detailed information on visa, please refer to https://visa.nadra.gov.pk/ Pakistan does have visa on arrival facility for a number of countries. Please check the details here https://visa.nadra.gov.pk/visa-on-arrival-tourist/
Portable chargers, storage cards and extra batteries may be required during the trekking holiday. We advise you to make a relevant list of adapters, sockets and any other kind of electrical items you might require keeping your devices function as long as possible.
Tipping in Pakistan is not obligatory; it is entirely at one’s own discretion. Staff generally expects to be tipped at the end of the tour. If the staff during the trip performed well, a good tip is considered well-deserved. However, there is no defined amount as it depends on the situation, number of days spent and performance of the staff. With groups clients can join in to add to an amount.