Pakistan in 10 Days

Overview

Start: Karachi, Pakistan

Finish: Lahore, Pakistan

Duration: 10 Days

Max. Group Size: 10

A road trip along almost the entire length of Pakistan from Karachi in the Arabian Sea to the Mughal city of Lahore. Stopping at Sufi shrines, Buddhist remains, Mughal mosques and energetic bazaars along the way.

Maximum number of people: 10

A US$400 deposit is required to reserve a place on this trip. The deposit amount will be charged at checkout, the balance shall be requested 60 days prior to the start of the trip.

Itinerary

Arrival in Karachi..
For those who arrive early, there is a chance to visit some places of interest including the Mausoleum of Quaid e Azam and the Mohatta Palace.
Overnight in Karachi.

A day trip to visit Thatta and the Necropolis of Makli Hills, a UNESCO world heritage site. There is also time to visit the Chaukundi tombs and the remains of Bhanbore – the old port where Islam first came to the region.
Then continue on to Hyderabad.
Overnight in Hyderabad.

Drive from Hyderabad to historic city Sehwan with a stop at Ranikot Fort, alsi known as the Great Wall of Sindh.
In Sehwan, Sehwan Sharif is an extremely holy shrine which sees visitors from all over Pakistan come to pay their respects to the sufi saint Lal Shahbaz Qalandar.
Overnight in Sehwan Sharif.

Moenjadaro is the best-preserved city of the Indus Valley people who lived here between 2500 and 1500 BC. The site is divided into three main areas. One contains the main stupa, granary, ritual baths and other communal religious areas, another contains homes of wealthier residents whilst a third contains homes of less wealthy residents. There is also a museum with further artefacts on display.
We will also visit the Kot Diji Fort outside of Khairpur.
Overnight in Sukkur.

This is a very long day.
First, we visit the shrines of Uch Sharif before heading out into the Cholistan desert. There you will be able to explore the 8th century Derawar Fort. Finally we finish the day by driving to Bahawalpur.
Overnight in Bahawalpur.

A morning drive from Bahawalpur to Multan – Pakistan’s city of shrines. We will spend the afternoon in Multan visiting the city’s many mausoleums and discovering the cities rich heritage of pirs and saints.
Overnight in Multan.

From Multan you will continue the drive onwards to Lahore.
En-route we will stop at the Harappa archeological site to get an understanding of the 4000 year old Indus Valley civilisation.
Once in Lahore there is an option to head out in the evening to visit shrines where Sufi mystics spin to the beat of the Dohl drum at night.
Overnight in Lahore.

You have two full days in and around Lahore. You will be able to spend time in the narrow alleyways of the old city including the largest medieval mosque in the world. The awesome Badshahi mosque. You will also visit the Lahore museum, Wazir Khan mosque and Lahore Fort.
We will also head out of Lahore in the afternoon to the Indian border at Wagah to witness the daily flag ceremony. Huge crowds gather to watch the Indian and Pakistani border guards lower their flags.
Overnight in Lahore.

Transfer to airport.
End of trip

All accommodation
Breakfast
Transport/transfers
Guiding

Dates & Prices

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21st Nov

30th Nov, 2025

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Information

We do not and cannot offer a uniform accommodation standard on our itineraries. Even if we wanted to, the reality is that standards in Islamabad cannot be compared to a guesthouse in a small town. We consider comfort, location, design, character, historical interest and whether the money we spend will go into the pockets of the local community when we make our choices of where to stay. The accommodation will be based on guests sharing a twin room. If you would like a private room, an optional single supplement can be purchased for US$540

We do not directly arrange international flights to Pakistan. We can suggest routes and operators.

We do not arrange Pakistan visas directly. We will provide visa support in the form of letters of invitation to assist in your Pakistan visa application.

We include breakfast every day. We also include some other meals in remote areas when trekking as stated on the itinerary. In our experience people sometimes want to eat different things in different places at different times and when there is an option we will be happy for you to have your say. We know some great places and will also happily show you some of our favourite restaurants and tea houses. Some are luxurious, some are more earthy but all have character. However, we do not pretend to be the arbiters of good taste and are equally happy for you to go off and find your own favourites. However, when restaurants are unavailable we ensure that food is provided.

When we choose our vehicles and drivers we take into consideration the road conditions, the length of journey and the competence of the man behind the wheel. Most of the roads on this trip are paved although the state of the surface can vary. Your comfort and enjoyment of the journey is the first priority.

On this trip you will be accompanied by an English speaking guide from Untamed Borders for the whole time you are in Pakistan. This allows for greater flexibility and means that there will always be someone on hand to help or assist you.

The interior of Sindh and parts of the Punjab have a bad reputation and can often appear on black lists by the foreign office. However, we know these areas well and our guides are used to accompanying small groups to all parts of Pakistan. We may well be issued with an armed escort at Moenjadaro. However, we monitor the situation closely and we listen very carefully to advice from the foreign office and from our friends in the areas we visit. Our client’s safety is our primary concern. We must state that the tour leader has the final word with regards to changes in the itinerary for safety reasons. Whilst the route we have chosen passes through areas which we consider to be stable things can change and we may have to alter the route or cancel sections of the trip at short notice.