Tailor-made Pakistan Tours 2026, 2027 & 2028

The 16th-century Walled City is anchored by the Badshahi Mosque, capable of holding 100,000 worshippers, and the UNESCO-listed Lahore Fort with its 400-metre Picture Wall. In the narrow lanes of Delhi Gate, the 17th-century Wazir Khan Mosque showcases intricate kashi-kari tilework. Locals gather in Gawalmandi Food Street for charsi tikka, while the scent of jasmine and the sound of qawwali music define the city’s Mughal-era courtyards.

This 1,300-kilometre engineering feat follows the Indus River, reaching 4,693 metres at the Khunjerab Pass. In the Hunza Valley, 700-year-old Baltit Fort overlooks 7,788-metre Rakaposhi, while the Killer Mountain, Nanga Parbat, rises 8,126 metres at the Himalayan western anchor. Travelers navigate the Attabad Lake’s turquoise waters and cross the Hussaini Suspension Bridge, surrounded by the world’s highest concentration of 7,000-metre peaks.