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"Cherry Blossom Hunza Pakistan 2022" No winter lasts forever; no spring skips its turn. The end of blistering winters brings with itself, a delightful aura of life and welcoming the cherry blossom Hunza Pakistan 2022. Moreover, Cherry Blossom, Hunza Pakistan is the time when buds break into flowers, spreading myriads of colors, and hue in their surroundings. Furthermore, It reveals nature in its true essence. Besides, from the gradual melting of snow to the scorching heat of Summer; the temperature seems to moderate between hot, and cold. Consequently, Spring blossom simply is the queen of all seasons in Pakistan. Thus, The best time for the Hunza Spring tour is from Mid March to April end.  read more read less

Skardu Valley possess an incredible landscape of three ranges of famous mountains, Karakorum / Himalayan / Hindukush. Skardu tours to explore lakes like Upper Kachura and Lower Kachura, lush green valley like Basho Valley and Deosai Plains. Skardu valley is accessible by Air and by road for international and domestic holidaymakers. Customized Skardu tour package is helping travelers choose travel itineraries according to their requirements. Skardu honeymoon packages are the best-rated travel plans for young couples.  read more read less

Start in Hunza Valley and end in Islamabad! With the Explorer tour Short Tour Showcasing Tour Pakistan, you have a 8 days tour package taking you through Hunza Valley, Pakistan and Islamabad,. Short Tour Showcasing Tour Pakistan includes accommodation in a hotel, guide.Start in Hunza Valley and end in Islamabad! With the Explorer tour Short Tour Showcasing Tour Pakistan, you have a 8 days tour package taking you through Hunza Valley, Pakistan and Islamabad,. Short Tour Showcasing Tour Pakistan includes accommodation in a hotel, guide. read more read less

The Kalash or Kalasha are the only pagan minority residing in the Chitral district of the province of Khyber. The Kalashas live in three valleys of Chitral namely, Rumbur, Brumbret, and Birir. The Rumbur and Brumbret form a single culture due to their very similar cultural practices, while Birir being the most traditional one forms a separate culture. The number of Kalash has decreased so much so that only around 4000 people are residing in the valleys. The Kalashas are polytheistic and according to a renowned linguist Richard strand is of the view that the people of Kalash practice an ancient form of Hinduism which gradually developed locally and got influenced by the neighboring areas of pre Islamic Nuristan. The inhabitants of the Kalash valley celebrate a number of festivals all year round. The three predominant festivals are as follows: Jalam Joshi spring festival (05/ 06 Days 04/05 Nights) (May 13-16) Joshi festival marks the arrival of spring. People wear new clothes and women accessorize heavily, girls are sent to the hill side for dancing and singing. Women decorate their houses and collect milk from the cattle. Moreover, one year old babies and their mothers are also purified in this festival. Uchal festival (04/05 Days 03/04 Nights) (August 20-21) The people of Kalash valley celebrate the famous annual harvesting festival Uchal with singing, dancing and paying homage to the nature for blessing them with barley and wheat harvest season. Special foods, cheese, buttermilk and corn bread, are prepared for the event. Women in traditional dresses preform dances Phool Festival (05/06 Days 04/05 Nights  read more read less

Lahore, Urdu Lāhawr, second largest city of Pakistan and the capital of Punjab province. It lies 811 miles (1,305 km) northeast of Karāchi in the upper Indus plain on the Rāvi River, a tributary of the Indus. Little is known of the history of the settlement prior to the Muslim period. Hindu legend attributes the founding of Lahore to Lava, or Lōh, son of Rāma, for whom it is said to have been named Lōhāwar. The city of “Labokla” mentioned in Ptolemy’s 2nd-century Guide to Geography may have been Lahore. The city has had a turbulent history. It was the capital of the Ghaznavid dynasty from 1163 to 1186. A Mongol army sacked Lahore in 1241. During the 14th century, the city was repeatedly attacked by the Mongols until 1398, when it fell under the control of the Turkic conqueror Timur. In 1524 it was captured by the Mughal Bābur’s troops. This marked the beginning of Lahore’s golden age under the Mughal dynasty, when the city was often the place of royal residence. It was greatly expanded during the reign of Shāh Jahān (1628–58) but declined in importance during the reign of his successor, Aurangzeb. read more read less

Lahore is the second-largest city of Pakistan. It is the capital of Punjab and is considered to be the cultural and food capital of the country. The city has many amazing landmarks and places to visit. Although there are millions of reasons to love Lahore, we have compiled a gallery for you to glance at the amazing Lahore. After watching these pictures you will surely fall in love with the city read more read less

Experience the best of Islamabadwith a local professional on a full-day tour. Starting off your trip from the majestic Faisal Mosque, you will get familiar with all the important monuments of the city. This is a private small group tour with three members maximum for a personalized experience. Plus, hotel pick-up and drop-off are included. Full-Day Islamabad Tour All entrance fee included Hotel pickup and drop-off included small group ensures a personalized experience   read more read less

Start and end in Islamabad! With the Active Adventure tour Hunza Valley & Fairy Meadows Tour, Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan, you have a 10 days tour package taking you through Islamabad, Pakistan and 4 other destinations in Pakistan. Hunza Valley & Fairy Meadows Tour, Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan includes accommodation, an expert guide, transport and more. read more read less

Chitwan National Park is the most popular destination for tourists wanting to have a good experience of the region's wildlife. It was declared a national park in 1973. In 1984, UNESCO designated it a Natural World Heritage Site. The park protects 56 species of mammals, including the one-horned rhinoceros, Bengal Tiger, leopard, sloth bear, wild elephant, striped hyena, Gangetic dolphin and wild bison. In addition, there are an estimated species of birds, 126 species of fish, 590 species of butterflies and 47 species of reptiles in the park. read more read less