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Receiving the guests in Jinnah International Airport Karachi and take them to the hotel. In the afternoon, the sightseeing of Karachi. Brief visits at the Jinnah Mausoleum, Defence Mosque, after tea break travel to the Clifton beach to enjoy the cold breeze of the Arabian sea. The day ends with the exploration of the center of culture, Bohri Bazaar. Dinner and Night Stay at Karachi

Soon after early morning breakfast, the journey sets towards the historic city Thatta, 102.1 km away from Karachi. Visit the significant funerary site of Chaukundi, which has been enlisted in the Tentative List of World Heritage by UNESCO. It is also known as Makli Necropolis, which holds approximately 500,000 to 1million Tombs dated back from the 16th century. The intricate tile work, calligraphy, and the carvings on the tombs present the worth mentioning architecture of Hindu, Gujrati, Persian, Muslims, and Mughals. After lunch, the adventure begins towards Hyderabad, at a distance of 101.2km. Sightseeing at the famous Nara Canal and the traces of the lower river en route. Dinner and overnight stay are in the beautiful city of Hyderabad.

The noteworthy city of Larkana is at a distance of 318.3km from Hyderabad. It is the fourth largest city in the Sindh province. On the way visit Bhit Shah, a small town in the district Matiari known for the shrine of the great Sufi poet of Sindhi language Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai located at the center of town. The great calligraphic work is vividly expressed in the tomb which was constructed in 1772. The exquisite turquoise and blue Irani tile work accompanied by the wooden carved work and fresco paintings is unmatchable. It is kept in the UNESCO Tentative List. After listening to Sufi kalams at the great place, the next step will be the Kot Diji. The place carries great historic significance as being part of The Harappa Civilization back in 3300BCE. It is present at the base of Rohri Hills opposite Mohenjodaro. The Kot Diji Fort was constructed in the 18th century as a high-walled defensive fort at the edge of the great Thar desert. After a thorough exploration of the day, overnight stay and dinner would be in the Sambara Inn Hotel.

Post early morning breakfast, the mission sets to experience the enriched cultural heritage of the historic Larkana city. The first site will be the great metropolitan City of Mohenjodaro, which flourished from 2500to 1900 BCE. It presents the magnificent work of town planning and engineering. In 1980, it was placed in UNESCO World Heritage Site. Then the Larkana museum will be explored to get further knowledge about the region. The journey then sets towards another important city of Sukkur in Sindh province. A brief experience of the renowned Masoom Shah Minaret followed by the aesthetic visit to the bank of River Indus. The dinner and night Stay Sukkur.

Followed by a delicious local breakfast, further exploration of Sukkur city which is also known as the Gate of Sindh will be done. Visit Hindu Sadh Belo Shrine, then Shrine of Masoom Shah, the Lansdowne Bridge, and Sukkur Barrage. The adventure then begins towards the splendid city of Punjab Province Multan, at a distance of 430.6km from Sukkur. Dinner and Overnight stay at Multan.

Multan is the 7th largest city in Pakistan. It is known for a large number of Sufi Shrines. The observation of the unique architectural piece, the rectangular town of Shah Gardez, decorated with blue enameled tiles and constructed in 1150 AD. The green-domed Shrine of Shamsuddin Sabzwari, and the Shahi Eid Gah, a mosque of the Mughal period. Post lunch drive towards Lahore, which is 337.3 km away from the city. On the way a brief visit to the Harappa museum and site. The overnight stay will be at 4 Points Sheraton Hotel.

Post the local mouthwatering breakfast of the city, the exploration begins. Lahore is the capital of Punjab province and the second-largest city of Pakistan. During the reign of the Mughals, the city reached its architectural splendor. Our first destination will be the Lahore Museum followed by a detailed visit to Delhi Bazaar, which encapsulates the entire heritage of old Lahore. Post Lunch a deep visit of Wazir Khan mosque, constructed in 1634 and known for its delicate ka shikari will be done. The Anarkali Tomb will be examined, the octagon building with semi-octagonal towers with a top of the double dome is enchanting. After a flavored dinner night stays at the hotel.

After breakfast, the first visiting place will be the grandeur Royal Fort of Lahore which is termed a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The distinctive fort is present at the Northwest end of the old city. A thorough examination of its 21 monuments followed by site seeing of the Shalimar Gardens, and its unique structural buildings like Naqar khana, Aramgah, the breathtaking white marveled pavillions, the beautiful lush green garden surrounded by fruit trees, and the delighted network of artificial cascades are unequaled. The Badshahi Mosque, Minar e Pakistan, Tomb of Iqbal will also be explored briefly. Night stay and dinner at the hotel.

Soon after early morning breakfast, the mission heads towards Islamabad which is at a distance of 374.7km from Lahore. On the way, the unforgettable visit to the grand Rohtas Fort will be done. The 16th-century fort is located near the city of Jehlum. Holding huge walls and magnificence gateways and bastions, it is the prime example of Muslim military architecture. It is placed in the World Heritage List of UNESCO in 2000. The journey further proceeds towards Islamabad. Night stay and dinner in Islamabad.

The commencement of the journey starts with the speculative voyage towards the First footprint of Ghandhara civilization, Taxila is 34.3km away from the capital. The first site under exploration will be the Taxila museum which showcases stone sculptures dated back to 1 and 4Century AD, Stucco and Terracota Sculptures of 5th Century AD, Gold and Silver Jewellery of 3rd BC to 1 AD, and many more. After visualizing the Artefacts, the next stop will be Bhir Mound. Asian style. The charm of Rubab music will provide rejoice to the soul. Takht bahi hosts UNESCO’S declared World Heritage site, Chatpat Buddhist Monastery dated back from 1 to 4 AD. The first destination will be Dir Chakdara Museum, it contains jewelry items, weapons, household goods, and musical instruments which purely depict local culture. The next spot will be Buddhist Archaeological Complex known as Andan Dheeraj. It has the most exhibiting relics of Ghandhara civilization which are marvelously well preserved. It is the manifestation of pristine Buddhist architecture. The evacuations include Monastery along with Stupa court and Assembly hall. Traveling back to Islamabad for a night stay.