Our Pakistan adventure tours explore unique and less-traveled areas, including the stunning Fairy Meadows and Deosai National Park, as well as ancient forts and high mountain passes. A local tour guide will lead you to breathtaking natural landscapes, vibrant markets, and beautiful alpine lakes.
You’ll have the chance to connect with your travel companions while enjoying delicious local dishes like chapsuro (calzone-style breads with spiced meat) and gittey sausages with chili and coriander.
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Planning a Pakistan tour from Australia
Arrange your Pakistan land itinerary around your international arrival and departure dates. Share your Australian departure city, preferred travel window, party size and interests so the proposed route can account for the time you have in Pakistan. International airfare is excluded and quoted separately.
Choose a route that fits your available days
- City and cultural travel: compare the Lahore, Islamabad and Karachi itinerary if heritage, food and urban sightseeing are your main interests.
- A broader introduction: review the 10-day Pakistan itinerary and check how much time is spent travelling between overnight stops.
- Longer journey: compare the 20-day Grand Pakistan tour when your schedule allows more regions and a less compressed route.
What to confirm in your land-package quotation
Request the named hotels, room category, private or shared vehicle, guide arrangements, meals, attraction admission and airport transfers. Domestic flights, extra nights, permits and optional activities should be itemised so you can compare the total for your party. Confirm the quotation currency and payment terms; do not assume a displayed US-dollar amount is Australian dollars.
For mountain itineraries, agree on the travel season, walking requirements and contingency arrangements for changes to roads or flights. Share any mobility needs before selecting trekking or high-altitude sections. Check current passport, entry and travel requirements with the relevant authorities before making non-refundable bookings.
How to request your itinerary
Send your arrival and departure airports, preferred dates, adult and child numbers, hotel standard and must-see places. Mention whether you want cultural sightseeing, photography, northern valleys or trekking. Request a tailored Pakistan itinerary or compare the full Pakistan tour collection.
Highlights of Pakistan
Fairy Meadows National Park: Reachable after a challenging 4×4 drive, Fairy Meadows features a scenic five-kilometer walk alongside a river, surrounded by stunning snow-capped mountains and serene lakes that reflect the breathtaking landscape. The area is rich in alpine forests.
Hunza Valley: Explore the historic Baltit Fort, a 700-year-old structure that offers impressive views of the surrounding mountains. The streets of nearby Karimabad are filled with lively market stalls selling vibrant scarves, handmade bags, and local food like delicious dumplings.
Khunjerab Pass: This is the world’s highest paved border crossing, linking Pakistan and China. The pass was made difficult to access for security reasons during the 1960s. The Friendship Highway, over 1,300 kilometers long, connects Abbottabad to Kashgar in China, traversing the majestic Karakoram range.
Deosai National Park: At 4,100 meters above sea level, this high alpine plateau features the Bara Pani River and beautiful wildflower meadows. It’s a great spot for wildlife enthusiasts to spot Himalayan Brown Bears and enjoy the tranquil environment around the Sheosar Lake.
Glacier Hikes: Adventure through the Hopar Valley, visiting three glaciers (Hopar, Barpu, Mier) by 4×4. The hike at the foot of the Hopar glacier offers stunning views of ice formations, with opportunities for a picnic amidst the majestic mountains.
