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Join us on one of our next trips to Pakistan

Below you will find the next departures that we have scheduled to visit Pakistan.

If you wish, we can also organize a tailor-made trip for you. In this case, please, tell us your interests through the contact form.

Pakistan

07 May - 18 May / From 2.730€

Trip to Pakistan: from historic Punjab to the tribes of the Kalash Valleys

This trip to Pakistan in May 2024 aims to discover the great historical, ethnographic and landscape treasures of the north of the country.

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Pakistan

04 June - 17 June / From 4,500€

Trip to Pakistan and Afghanistan: From Islamabad to Kabul

Great trip to Pakistan and Afghanistan in June 2024 to discover two of the most fascinating countries in Central Asia.

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Pakistan

20 July - 31 July / From 2.730€

Trip to Pakistan: from historic Punjab to the tribes of the Kalash Valleys

This trip to Pakistan in July 2024 aims to discover the great historical, ethnographic and landscape treasures of the north of the country.

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Pakistan

01 November - 14 November / From 4.500€

Trip to Pakistan and Afghanistan: From Islamabad to Kabul

Great trip to Pakistan and Afghanistan in November 2024 to discover two of the most fascinating countries in Central Asia.

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Pakistan

15 November - 29 November / From 3.240€

Trip to Pakistan: historical cities, archeology and tribal minorities

On this trip to Pakistan in November 2024, we will visit places far from the tourist circuits without neglecting iconic places such as the Mughal Fort or the Sufi Sanctuaries. We will follow the trace of ancient cultures as well as the Pashtun, Gandhara, Mughal, Mohana and Gypsy ethnic groups.

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Overpopulated, unknown, without tourism, with great potential, an overwhelming historical, artistic, and architectural heritage; All in all, Pakistan is a fascinating mine of things to discover. It is home to iconic places such as the thousand-year-old city of Peshawar, the Mughal fort of Lahore, the ruins of the Ghandara Kingdom near Islamabad or the Hunza Valley, in the heart of the Himalayas. The country has been closed to the world for decades and this has allowed some tribes to continue to live on the fringes of the dominant society. Groups of nomadic gypsies move freely through the Punjab. Following the mythical Karakorum mountain road that leads to the isolated Nuristan, "land of light", we find small kingdoms anchored in time and with spectacular landscapes. Two of these fascinating peoples with animistic heritage are the Brokpas and the Kalashas, who are said to be the descendants of Alexander the Great because of their Caucasian features, fair complexions, and light eyes.

Unknown animist ethnic groups in the Himalayan mountains

The Hunza Valley is the last enclave where the animist religion is preserved in this region of Asia. We find ethnic groups such as the Brokpas and the Kalash. The latter worship wild mountain animals such as the Himalayan mouflon.

Great stylistic diversity of architectural constructions

Pakistani architecture is a mixture of different types of traditional architecture: Harappan, Gandharan, Hindu, Jain, and Indo-Islamic.

Technical information about Pakistan

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    Blog Posts on Pakistan

    Our Blog is a space for sharing experiences, knowledge and all kinds of content from our trips. Below you will find publications related to Pakistan so that you can discover more about the destination, the ethnic groups that live on their lands, their architecture, customs, ecosystems, etc.

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    The Mohana tribe of Pakistan, the descendants of Mohenjo Daro

    The Mohana tribe of Pakistan dominate the calm waters of the Middle Indus River, as it passes through the ancient city of Sukkur. Discover their fascinating villages, houseboats and ancient fishing and hunting techniques.

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    The Kalash people of Pakistan, the last animists of the Hindu Kush

    The Kalash are an ethnic group that lives in the Chitral Valleys, in the Hindu Kush mountain range in Pakistan. According to legend, the Kalasha have Caucasian features, fair complexions, and light eyes because they are descendants of Alexander the Great. The Kalash people are noted for their unique culture, animistic rituals, and incredible clothing. They have a strong sense of their identity and fervently defend their culture and religion.

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    Ggypsies, panthers and kalashnikovs

    Nomadic gypsy tribes move freely through the Punjab, in the forests of Chitral the last snow panthers prowl, and the border with Afghanistan is a slob territory...

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    The Gypsies or Khana Badosh of Pakistan, the landless people

    Gypsies or Khana Badosh often set up their mobile camps on the outskirts of big cities like Peshawar, Lahore and Sukur. They are considered great artisans for their skills in weaving and making metal jewelry. They are also excellent dancers and musicians.

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