Arrive at Allama Iqbal International Airport, where Travan Pakistan welcomes you to the cultural capital of Pakistan. After check-in and a short rest, head to Liberty Market, one of Lahore’s liveliest shopping districts, famous for its colorful textiles, jewelry, and traditional handicrafts. Take time to stroll through the bustling bazaar, absorbing the vibrant energy and charm. In the evening, enjoy an authentic Lahori dinner at a popular local eatery, where sizzling kebabs and rich curries introduce you to the city’s celebrated cuisine. Return to your hotel for a comfortable overnight stay.

Start your day with a hearty breakfast before stepping into Lahore’s magnificent Mughal past. Begin at the UNESCO-listed Lahore Fort, where grand courtyards, the mirror-laden Sheesh Mahal, and the elegant Naulakha Pavilion recall the glory of a bygone era. Cross over to the iconic Badshahi Mosque, one of the largest mosques in the world, known for its red sandstone façade and sweeping marble courtyard. Explore the restored Shahi Hammam, a Persian-style bathhouse near Delhi Gate, and admire the stunning tilework at the Wazir Khan Mosque, glowing with intricate frescoes. In the evening, witness the powerful energy of the Wagah Border Ceremony, a dramatic display of synchronized marching and national pride. Return to your hotel for the night.

Begin your journey toward the capital city via the scenic M-2 Motorway, lined with views of fertile plains and low-rolling hills. Stop at Jahangir’s Tomb, a beautiful Mughal-era mausoleum set within peaceful gardens, then continue to the historic Hiran Minar, once a royal retreat. Alternatively, detour to the spectacular Khewra Salt Mines, where glowing salt chambers and underground lakes reveal nature’s artistry, followed by a visit to the sacred Katas Raj Temples, nestled beside a sacred pond. Arrive in Islamabad by evening and unwind after the day’s travel.

After breakfast, explore the serene and modern capital of Pakistan. Begin with a visit to the iconic Faisal Mosque, a masterpiece of contemporary Islamic architecture set against the backdrop of the Margalla Hills. Walk through the Pakistan Monument, shaped like blooming petals representing national unity, and visit its adjoining museum filled with historical exhibits. Continue to the Lok Virsa Museum, where traditional crafts, music, and regional culture are brought to life through immersive displays. As the sun begins to set, drive up to Daman-e-Koh for sweeping views of the city bathed in golden light.

Set off early for the mountains, driving through the lush landscapes of the Kaghan Valley. Pause at Balakot, where the tranquil river and green surroundings make for a refreshing stop. Continue your journey along the winding mountain roads, passing alpine forests and crystal-clear streams. Arrive in Naran by afternoon and settle into this charming town nestled among snowcapped peaks. Explore the bustling Naran Bazaar, where stalls overflow with local handicrafts, dried apricots, and handwoven shawls. Enjoy a warm dinner and rest for the adventures ahead.

Start your morning with a wholesome breakfast before setting off on a thrilling jeep ride toward the breathtaking Lalazar Meadows. As you ascend to 10,200 feet, enjoy views of deep valleys, dense pine forests, and distant snow-covered peaks. Upon arrival, step into a landscape of rolling green fields dotted with wildflowers and framed by towering mountains. Take a gentle nature walk through the meadows, breathing in the crisp alpine air. Find a quiet spot for a picnic lunch, surrounded by natural beauty and serenity. Return to Naran by evening for a relaxed night.

Begin an early drive across the high-altitude Babusar Pass (4,173m), where dramatic mountain views stretch across the horizon. Stop at scenic viewpoints to sip hot tea from roadside stalls and snap photos of the sweeping valleys below. Descend through rugged terrain toward Astore, where the landscape shifts into a lush, peaceful valley. Continue to Rama Meadow, a tranquil alpine pasture blanketed in greenery. End your day with a short hike to the secluded Rama Lake, where you’ll camp under a starlit sky, surrounded by silence and the whisper of mountain breezes.

After breakfast, set out for the vast wilderness of Deosai National Park, often called the “Land of Giants.” Cross rivers and rocky tracks as you enter this high-altitude plateau, bursting with wildflowers and home to marmots and Himalayan brown bears. Stop at the glassy Sheosar Lake, where reflections of the nearby peaks ripple across the water. Wander along wooden bridges and open plains at Bara Pani, your glamping base for the night. As evening falls, enjoy a guided nature walk and a warm dinner beneath the wide-open sky of this unforgettable landscape.

Descend from the high plains of Deosai and drive into the enchanting Shigar Valley, where the terrain softens into orchards and riverside villages. Arrive at the historic Shigar Fort, a beautifully restored 17th-century palace showcasing traditional Balti architecture. Take a guided tour through royal chambers, ancient courtyards, and museum galleries that tell stories of the region’s past. Later, stroll through Shigar Village, meeting friendly locals and browsing handicrafts made with centuries-old techniques. Spend a peaceful evening soaking in the quiet charm of this cultural gem in the mountains.

Enjoy a slow morning at Shigar Fort, surrounded by trees and the sound of flowing water. Later, drive to the extraordinary Sarfaranga Cold Desert, one of the world’s highest deserts. Here, windswept golden dunes stretch toward the horizon, framed by snow-draped peaks—a surreal blend of sand and snow. Walk barefoot along the soft sand and capture striking photos of this unique landscape bathed in golden light. Return to the fort for a cozy evening, perhaps sipping tea on a terrace while the mountains fade into dusk.

Depart from Shigar and embark on a scenic drive through winding mountain roads toward the tranquil beauty of Khaplu. Pass cascading rivers and jagged cliffs as you approach this historic valley nestled beneath the towering Hindu Kush. Visit the regal Khaplu Palace, a 19th-century fort residence that offers sweeping views and a deep dive into Balti royal heritage. Wander through the quiet village lanes, where traditional stone homes and apricot orchards add to the charm. Breathe in the fresh mountain air as you settle in for a peaceful evening surrounded by nature and history.

After breakfast, drive toward Hussainabad for an off-the-beaten-path trek to Masrur Rock. Follow a moderate trail as it winds uphill through rocky terrain and sparse vegetation, eventually opening up to spectacular vistas. At the summit, take in panoramic views of the Skardu Valley and the winding Indus River below—an awe-inspiring scene that rewards every step of the climb. Enjoy a quiet tea break with your guide at a scenic rest point before descending. Return to Skardu in the afternoon and enjoy a leisurely evening in the valley.

Spend the day exploring the serene beauty of Kachura Lakes, beginning with the enchanting Upper Kachura Lake, where you can enjoy a peaceful boat ride across glacial waters. Surrounded by pine trees and jagged peaks, the lake offers an ideal spot for nature photography or quiet reflection. Later, head to the iconic Shangrila Resort, set beside the mirror-like Lower Kachura Lake, where red-roofed cottages reflect against the water. Stroll the gardens or simply relax lakeside, soaking in the natural tranquility of one of Gilgit-Baltistan’s most picturesque corners.

Venture into the hidden alpine paradise of Basho Valley, where pine forests, wildflower meadows, and rushing streams await. The journey itself is a scenic delight, with dramatic turns and changing elevations revealing one breathtaking view after another. Upon arrival, take a nature walk through the meadows, listening to the sound of flowing water and birdsong echoing through the trees. Find a quiet spot for a picnic surrounded by raw, untouched beauty. This day offers a perfect mix of adventure and relaxation before you return to Skardu for the night.

Begin your journey to one of Pakistan’s most iconic landscapes. Drive to Raikot Bridge, where your 4x4 jeep awaits to take you along a rugged trail to Tattu Village. From here, embark on a trek through dense pine forest and mountain paths to reach the magical Fairy Meadows. As you emerge from the trail, you’re greeted by a panoramic view of Nanga Parbat, its snow-covered peak glowing in the evening light. Settle into your camp and enjoy dinner by the fire under a starlit sky in this alpine wonderland.

Wake up to the peaceful silence of Fairy Meadows and the towering presence of Nanga Parbat, glowing in the morning sun. After breakfast, begin your trek to Beyal Camp, following a forested trail that opens to expansive alpine views. For experienced hikers, continue onward to the dramatic Nanga Parbat Base Camp, where the sheer face of the world’s ninth-highest peak dominates the skyline. Sit beside the glaciers, feeling the raw power of the Himalayas. In the evening, return to camp and unwind around a bonfire, surrounded by wilderness and stars.

Spend a slow and peaceful day at Fairy Meadows, embracing the calm of nature. Take a gentle walk across open fields, dotted with wildflowers and grazing animals, or sip tea at a viewpoint with uninterrupted views of Nanga Parbat. Engage with local shepherds who share stories of life in the highlands. Capture the golden light as it bathes the mountain at sunset, and close the evening with a warm meal by the fire. The quiet of the meadows makes this a perfect day to recharge.

After breakfast, trek back to Tattu Village and descend by jeep to Raikot Bridge. From there, begin the scenic drive to Hunza Valley, following the winding ribbon of the Karakoram Highway. Stop at viewpoints to photograph glacier-covered peaks and turquoise rivers. As you arrive in Hunza, take in the breathtaking surroundings of towering cliffs and terraced fields. Settle into a cozy guesthouse and enjoy dinner with a view of the mountains glowing in the evening light—your welcome into one of the north’s most legendary valleys.

Head out on a morning drive toward Nagar Valley, where a short hike leads to the panoramic ridge of Miachar Kho. From this vantage point, take in sweeping views of the Karakoram Range and the Hunza River winding far below. Stop by a local family home for traditional tea and conversation, offering an intimate glimpse into local culture and hospitality. Return to Karimabad by evening and stroll through the town’s peaceful lanes, where apricot trees and views of Rakaposhi frame every corner.

Start the day by visiting the historic Altit Fort, perched dramatically above the Hunza River. Explore the centuries-old watchtowers and stone halls, restored to preserve the region’s royal past. Walk through Altit Village, where cobbled streets, orchards, and traditional homes offer a step back in time. Visit local apricot farms and interact with artisans before heading to a scenic café for lunch, where panoramic mountain views create a stunning backdrop. The day closes with a quiet evening in Hunza, soaking in the valley’s timeless beauty.

After an early breakfast, set out for an unforgettable road trip to Khunjerab Pass (4,693m), the world’s highest paved border crossing. Follow the legendary Karakoram Highway as it winds through towering peaks and past glacial valleys. Stop at scenic viewpoints to photograph herds of yaks, mountain goats, and perhaps even a snow leopard in the distance. Upon reaching the pass, feel the thrill of standing at the roof of the world, with dramatic cliffs rising on every side. Return to Hunza in the evening for a warm meal and restful night.

Travel to the heart of Upper Hunza and spend your day exploring Gulmit Village, a serene settlement framed by snow-covered ridges. Visit the Korgah Carpet Weaving Center, where women artisans weave traditional patterns passed down through generations. Take the scenic Baskochi Trek, a gentle uphill walk offering panoramic views of Attabad Lake and the surrounding peaks. Pause to take photos or enjoy a quiet tea break. Return to your lakeside resort in the afternoon and unwind while gazing over the turquoise waters.

Begin your journey through the awe-inspiring landscapes of Ghizer Valley, where winding rivers and wide meadows lead you west toward Phander. Make a stop at the peaceful Khalti Lake, known for its mirror-like surface and gentle, reflective beauty. Continue onward to Phander Lake, a sapphire gem nestled between rolling hills and pine trees. Check in at your lakeside guesthouse and take a peaceful stroll along the water’s edge as the sun sets behind the mountains, bathing the valley in golden light.

Spend the day soaking in the tranquility of Phander Village, starting with a relaxing walk along the Phander River. Visit a local trout farm to learn about the region’s fishing culture, and perhaps even feed the fish. Take time to explore the quiet village lanes, meeting local people who share their stories and offer warm smiles. Find a lakeside picnic spot for lunch and enjoy the serene surroundings. The rest of the afternoon is yours to relax, read, or simply breathe in the fresh mountain air by Phander Lake.

Check out early and begin the high-altitude journey over the legendary Shandur Pass (3,700m), also known as the “Roof of the World.” The winding road climbs past grazing yaks and sweeping meadows until you reach Shandur Lake, a sparkling body of water surrounded by peaks and known for hosting the world’s highest polo ground. Take a walk across the plateau and enjoy the vast, open sky. Descend into Mastuj by evening, where you’ll check into a traditional guesthouse for a peaceful night in the remote north.

After breakfast, take a scenic drive through mountain roads to Garam Chashma, a quiet valley known for its natural hot springs. Upon arrival, soak in the warm, mineral-rich waters said to have healing properties. Surrounded by towering cliffs and lush greenery, it’s the perfect setting for relaxation. Take a gentle walk through the village, where fruit trees and traditional homes line peaceful lanes. Meet the locals and learn about the simple rhythms of life in this high-altitude settlement. Enjoy a restful evening in the calm of the valley.

Depart for Chitral, where history and heritage come alive in the heart of the valley. Visit the elegant Chitral Fort, once home to the ruling Mehtar dynasty, with commanding views over the river and town. Wander through its regal halls and shaded courtyards, hearing tales of ancient battles and royal lineage. Stop by the Chitral Museum, where exhibits display regional artifacts, costumes, and historical documents. In the afternoon, continue to Ayun Village, a peaceful riverside hamlet surrounded by fields and peaks, where you’ll unwind for the night.

Set off on a journey into the mystical Kailash Valley, driving through winding mountain paths until you reach Bamburet, the largest of the three valleys inhabited by the Kailash people. Visit the Kailash Museum to learn about their vibrant traditions, spiritual beliefs, and colorful attire. Walk through the village, where wooden houses cling to the slopes and women in beaded headdresses greet you with smiles. Share a traditional lunch prepared by a local family before returning to Ayun in the evening, reflecting on this rare cultural encounter.

Leave the mountains behind as you begin your descent toward the plains of Peshawar. Drive through Upper Dir, passing alpine scenery, waterfalls, and stone-built homes perched along the valley. Stop for a relaxed lunch in Lower Dir, where the landscape begins to soften. Continue your journey along winding highways, entering Peshawar by evening. Check into your hotel and enjoy some leisure time, perhaps sipping tea while watching the hustle and charm of this ancient frontier city unfold just beyond the windows.

Spend the day exploring the rich history and vibrant bazaars of Peshawar, one of South Asia’s oldest continuously inhabited cities. Begin at Qissa Khwani Bazaar, where merchants, storytellers, and tea vendors fill the air with sights, sounds, and aromas. Visit the restored Sethi House, a 19th-century mansion adorned with intricate woodwork and colorful glass windows. At the Peshawar Museum, view a remarkable collection of Gandhara sculptures and Buddhist relics. Conclude your day at the majestic Mahabat Khan Mosque, where white domes and arched halls shine under the golden light of sunset.

Start your morning with a drive to Taxila, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and once a flourishing center of Buddhist learning. Explore the ancient ruins of Julian Monastery, perched on a hilltop with remnants of meditation cells and stupas. Visit the Dharmarajika Stupa, believed to enshrine relics of the Buddha, and walk through the grid-planned Sirkap Ruins, showcasing Greek and Central Asian influences. After lunch, return to Islamabad for a colorful afternoon at a Truck Art Workshop, where you’ll observe artists at work and even join a hands-on painting session to learn about this vibrant Pakistani tradition.

Enjoy a relaxed breakfast and soak in the last views of the capital. As your incredible adventure comes to a close, Travan Pakistan will arrange a smooth transfer to Islamabad International Airport. Bid farewell to the mountains, valleys, and stories that filled the past weeks. Carry home not just souvenirs, but memories of warm hospitality, ancient heritage, and landscapes that shifted from deserts to glaciers, forts to meadows. This 32-day journey leaves you with the true spirit of Pakistan in your heart—forever.