Your journey begins in Karachi, Pakistan’s bustling port city and cultural hub. After a warm welcome by ReVibe Journeys, explore the city’s rich history with visits to Quaid-e-Azam’s Mausoleum, Mohatta Palace, Frere Hall, and the National Museum of Pakistan, where ancient Indus Valley artifacts await. End the day with a stunning sunset at Sea View Beach, followed by a delicious dinner at the famous Do Darya, overlooking the Arabian Sea.

– Airport pick-up by ReVibe Journeys’ guide.
City tour covering:
– Quaid-e-Azam’s Mausoleum
– Mohatta Palace Museum
– Frere Hall
– National Museum of Pakistan (with Indus Valley artifacts)
– Sunset at Sea View followed by dinner at Do Darya.
Overnight Stay in Karachi

After breakfast at the hotel, you will leave Karachi and begin your drive towards Thatta, which takes around 2 hours. This route takes you through Sindh’s landscape, rich with history and old stories.

Your first stop will be the Chaukhandi Tombs, a mysterious burial ground known for its beautifully carved sandstone graves. These graves belong to warriors and tribal leaders, and their unique style reflects the culture and traditions of ancient Sindhi tribes.

Next, you will explore the Makli Necropolis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is one of the largest graveyards in the world, with hundreds of tombs dating back centuries. The site is a peaceful place filled with carved stones, domes, and ancient architecture that tells the story of rulers, saints, and scholars.

You will then visit the Shah Jahan Mosque, built by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in the 17th century. This mosque is famous for its beautiful blue tile work and over 100 domes. It is considered one of the most beautiful mosques in Pakistan and a masterpiece of Mughal architecture.

In the late afternoon, you will continue your drive towards Hyderabad, which will take around 2 more hours.

Once you arrive in Hyderabad, you will check in at the hotel and have time to relax and prepare for the next day.

Overnight stay in Hyderabad.

After breakfast at your hotel in Hyderabad, you will begin your spiritual and cultural journey towards Sehwan. But before reaching Sehwan, there are important spiritual and cultural stops along the way.

Your first visit will be to the Shrine of Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai, one of the most beloved Sufi poets of Sindh. His poetry speaks of love, peace, and devotion. The shrine is a place where many devotees come to seek blessings and feel spiritually connected.

Next, you will make a short visit to Haala, a town known for its traditional Sindhi arts and crafts. If time allows, you may see the local art institute or pottery workshops where Sindhi tiles and patterns are still made by hand.

After your stop in Haala, you will continue driving to Sehwan, which takes about 3 hours in total from Hyderabad.

In the evening, you will visit the famous Shrine of Lal Shahbaz Qalandar, a major Sufi saint whose shrine attracts thousands of people daily. If you are there in the evening, you may witness the Dhamal, a spiritual Sufi dance performed to the rhythm of drums. It’s a powerful experience that shows deep spiritual devotion and energy.

After this spiritually enriching day, you will check in at your hotel in Sehwan and rest for the night.

Overnight stay in Sehwan.

After breakfast in Sehwan, you will check out from the hotel and begin your journey towards Sukkur, located about 4 hours away. This drive will take you through the heart of Sindh province, where the land tells the stories of ancient civilizations and river life.

On the way to Sukkur, you will stop at one of the most important archaeological sites in the world — Mohenjo-Daro, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

At Mohenjo-Daro, you will explore the remains of one of the world’s earliest cities, dating back to 2500 BCE. You will see the Great Bath, which was used for religious or community bathing, and walk through the well-planned streets and buildings of this ancient civilization. The site gives you a real sense of how advanced the people of the Indus Valley were in their planning and lifestyle.

After your visit to Mohenjo-Daro, you will continue the drive to Sukkur.

Once you reach Sukkur, you will explore the Sukkur Barrage, an impressive irrigation structure built during British rule. This barrage is key to the region’s agriculture and is a great example of engineering from the colonial period.

After the day’s tour, you will check in at your hotel in Sukkur and relax.

Overnight stay in Sukkur.

After breakfast at your hotel in Sukkur, you will begin your journey toward Bahawalpur, a historic city in southern Punjab. The drive will take several hours, but there will be fascinating stops along the way that highlight the spiritual and architectural richness of the region.

Your first stop will be in Uch Sharif, a very old town known for its beautiful and spiritual Sufi shrines. Here, you will visit the Tomb of Bibi Jawindi, a unique structure with glazed blue tiles and intricate brickwork. This tomb, part of the Uch Sharif necropolis, is an important example of Islamic architecture and a peaceful place for reflection.

After Uch Sharif, you will continue your journey deeper into the Cholistan region to see the Derawar Fort. This massive fort stands in the middle of the desert with its impressive 40 bastions. It is a reminder of the power of the Nawabs of Bahawalpur and the strategic importance of the desert routes.

In the evening, you will arrive in Bahawalpur, check in at your hotel, and take some time to rest after a long but rewarding day of travel and exploration.

Overnight stay in Bahawalpur.

After an early breakfast at your hotel in Bahawalpur, you will begin a full day of sightseeing before heading to the historic city of Multan.

Your day begins with a visit to the majestic Noor Mahal, a palace built in the 19th century by the Nawab of Bahawalpur. This building is a blend of Italian and Islamic architecture and reflects the grandeur of the royal family. Inside, you’ll see old furniture, royal pictures, and historic relics.

Next, you will visit the Bahawalpur Museum, which displays a wide range of artifacts including traditional arts, manuscripts, and items from the former state of Bahawalpur. It gives insight into the region’s culture and history.

After exploring Bahawalpur, you will drive to Multan, a city known for its Sufi shrines and handicrafts. Upon arrival, you will visit the Blue Pottery Institute, where artisans create beautiful handmade pottery using traditional designs and natural dyes. You will have the chance to watch the process and even purchase some items if you wish.

Later, you will explore the famous Sufi shrines that make Multan the “City of Saints”:

Shrine of Shah Rukn-e-Alam, a large and beautifully designed tomb with a unique dome.

Shrine of Shah Shams Tabrez, where you can see many devotees visiting and praying.

Shrine of Bahauddin Zakariya, one of the oldest and most respected Sufi centers in the region.

After this spiritual and cultural exploration, you will check in at your hotel in Multan and rest.

Overnight stay in Multan.

After breakfast at your hotel in Multan, you will begin your journey to Lahore, a city known for its rich Mughal history and cultural energy. The drive is long but scenic, with an important archaeological stop along the way.

During your journey, you will visit the ancient site of Harappa, which is part of the Indus Valley Civilization. This archaeological site shows the remains of a city that existed more than 4,000 years ago. Here, you can see the ruins of city walls, old streets, pottery, and ancient burial grounds. A small museum at the site displays the tools, jewelry, and household items found during excavations.

After exploring Harappa, you will continue driving toward Lahore, the cultural capital of Pakistan.

Once you reach Lahore, you will check in at a hotel and rest after the day’s journey.

Overnight stay in Lahore.

After breakfast, you will begin exploring Lahore, a city filled with historical sites, artistic beauty, and lively bazaars.

Your first stop will be the Lahore Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This massive fort was built and expanded by several Mughal emperors. You will walk through the royal courts, audience halls, gardens, and beautiful wall paintings, getting a sense of the Mughal royal lifestyle.

Just beside the fort is the Badshahi Mosque, one of the largest mosques in the world. Built by Emperor Aurangzeb in 1673, it is a beautiful place with red sandstone walls, white marble domes, and a vast courtyard that can hold tens of thousands of worshippers.

Next, you will walk through the historic Delhi Gate, one of the original entrances to the Walled City of Lahore. This area is full of history, narrow streets, and traditional shops.

Nearby, you will visit the stunning Wazir Khan Mosque, known for its colorful tile work and detailed frescoes. Built in the 17th century, this mosque is one of the finest examples of Mughal architecture.

Your day will end at Lahore Food Street, where you will enjoy a delicious traditional dinner while sitting on rooftop restaurants with views of the illuminated fort and mosque.

Overnight stay in Lahore.

After breakfast, you will continue exploring Lahore with a focus on its gardens, museums, and more Mughal history.

You will start your day at the Lahore Museum, the largest and oldest museum in the country. It houses artifacts from the Indus Valley, Buddhist sculptures from the Gandhara period, Islamic coins, miniature paintings, and many other cultural treasures.

Next, you will visit the Maqbara of Emperor Jahangir, the tomb of the Mughal emperor who ruled during the early 1600s. Surrounded by peaceful gardens and built with red sandstone and marble, this site offers a quiet place for reflection.

You will then visit the beautiful Shalimar Gardens, another masterpiece of Mughal landscape design. Built by Emperor Shah Jahan, these gardens have flowing water channels, fountains, and shaded walkways that show the Mughal love for symmetry and nature.

In the evening, you will travel to the Wagah Border, where you will witness the famous flag-lowering ceremony at the Pakistan-India border. This daily ceremony is filled with energy and patriotism, as soldiers from both sides perform a well-coordinated military drill.

After the ceremony, you will return to your hotel.

Overnight stay in Lahore.

After breakfast at your hotel in Lahore, you will check out and begin your journey towards Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan. The drive is approximately 5 hours via the historic Grand Trunk (GT) Road, one of South Asia’s oldest and most important highways.

Along the way, you will make a stop at Hiran Minar in Sheikhupura. This unique structure was built by the Mughal Emperor Jahangir in memory of his beloved pet deer. It is surrounded by a large water tank and features a pavilion in the center. The peaceful surroundings make it a great place for a short walk and photos.

Continuing the drive, you will stop at the Katas Raj Temples, a sacred Hindu complex located in the Salt Range mountains. These ancient temples are built around a holy pond, believed to have formed from the tears of Lord Shiva. The site is not only spiritually important but also beautifully set against a backdrop of hills.

In the late afternoon or evening, you will arrive in Islamabad. After reaching the capital city, you will check in at a comfortable hotel and have time to rest.

Overnight stay in Islamabad.

After breakfast, you will begin a full-day city tour of Islamabad, known for its clean layout, green parks, and modern buildings mixed with cultural heritage.

You will start at the iconic Faisal Mosque, one of the largest mosques in the world. Its unique design resembles a desert tent, and it sits at the foot of the Margalla Hills. This mosque is not only a place of worship but also a symbol of Pakistan’s modern Islamic identity.

Next, you will visit the Pakistan Monument, a beautiful flower-shaped structure that represents the unity of the four provinces. Inside the monument complex is a museum that tells the story of Pakistan’s history and independence movement.

You will then head to Lok Virsa Museum, which showcases the cultural heritage of Pakistan’s many ethnic groups. Through displays of clothes, music instruments, art, and traditional homes, you’ll gain a better understanding of the country’s diversity.

For a scenic view of the city, you will drive up to Daman-e-Koh, a viewpoint in the Margalla Hills. From here, you can enjoy a wide view of Islamabad’s skyline, including Faisal Mosque and the Parliament House.

If time allows, you may also visit Rawal Lake, a man-made reservoir surrounded by green areas and walking paths.

In the evening, return to the hotel and relax after a full day of exploration.

Overnight stay in Islamabad.

After breakfast, you will check out from your hotel. Depending on your flight schedule, your guide will arrange a comfortable transfer to the airport.

If there is time before departure, you may opt for last-minute shopping or sightseeing, such as buying local handicrafts or visiting a nearby park or monument.

At the airport, your guide will assist with check-in procedures and bid you farewell, marking the end of your journey with Revibe Journeys Pakistan.

You will leave with rich memories, countless stories, and perhaps a deep desire to return to explore more of this beautiful and diverse land.

End of Tour.