Pakistan's Premier Inbound Adventure Tourism Company
The Mughal Empire Awaits
From
Rs 78,000
5 Days
Duration
Varies
Max Elevation
1–20 pax
Group Size
Punjab & Islamabad Capital Territory
Region
Pakistan's heartland holds some of the most magnificent monuments in all of Asia. Lahore — the "Heart of Pakistan" — was a jewel of the Mughal Empire and preserves three UNESCO World Heritage Sites within one city. The Lahore Fort (Shahi Qila) dazzles with its Sheesh Mahal (Palace of Mirrors) and Mughal frescoes. The Badshahi Mosque (1673) remains one of the world's largest and most beautiful mosques. Taxila, just outside Islamabad, is Pakistan's most important archaeological site — a UNESCO WHS covering 3,000 years of Buddhist, Greek, and Parthian civilization along the ancient Silk Road.
Lahore Fort (Shahi Qila) — Mughal imperial complex with Sheesh Mahal
Badshahi Mosque — one of the world's largest mosques (1673)
Shalimar Gardens — 17th-century Mughal garden paradise (UNESCO WHS)
Wazir Khan Mosque — finest tile mosaic (kashi-kari) in South Asia
Taxila (UNESCO WHS) — 2,500 years of Buddhist/Greek civilization
Wagah Border ceremony — daily flag-lowering spectacle at Pakistan-India border
Walled City food street — Pakistan's greatest street food experience
Islamabad — City Tour & Taxila
Islamabad: Faisal Mosque (one of world's largest, capacity 300,000), Pakistan Monument, Lok Virsa Museum. Drive 35km to Taxila (UNESCO WHS): Taxila Museum, Dharmarajika Stupa (3rd century BCE), Jaulian Monastery.
Islamabad → Lahore (drive or fly)
Transfer to Lahore (3.5hrs drive or 1hr flight). Afternoon: Walled City exploration — Delhi Gate, Shahi Hammam, the vibrant inner city lanes.
Lahore Fort, Badshahi Mosque & Wazir Khan Mosque
Morning at Lahore Fort (Shahi Qila): Sheesh Mahal (Palace of Mirrors), Naulakha Pavilion, Moti Mosque, Lahori Gate. Opposite: Badshahi Mosque (Aurangzeb, 1673) — walk its massive courtyard. Afternoon: Wazir Khan Mosque (1634) — the most exquisitely decorated mosque in Pakistan with floor-to-ceiling tile mosaics.
Shalimar Gardens, Lahore Museum & Wagah Border
Morning: Shalimar Gardens (1641, UNESCO WHS) — 16-hectare terraced Mughal garden with 410 fountains. Lahore Museum: the Fasting Buddha from Gandhara, exquisite Mughal miniatures. Evening: Wagah Border ceremony — the electric atmosphere of the daily flag-lowering ritual draws 10,000 spectators.
Lahore Food Street & Depart
Morning: Fort Road Food Street — breakfast in the shadow of Badshahi Mosque. Liberty Market for shopping. Afternoon: transfer to Lahore airport or drive to Islamabad.
When should I avoid Lahore?
May–August can be intensely hot (38–45°C). The ideal visiting period is October–March, when temperatures are comfortable (15–25°C) and smog from crop burning (October–November) has settled.
Is photography permitted at all sites?
Photography is permitted at most sites. The Badshahi Mosque requires a photography permit (PKR 300). Some inner chambers of the Fort require a video camera fee.
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$279 USD · 4–5 persons
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3-star hotels & clean guesthouses. En-suite bathrooms.
Includes guide, all meals, permits & accommodation.
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