Pakistan Explorer Trips
Explorer trips in Pakistan. Looking to explore Pakistan on an explorer tour? We offer 10 explorer tours through-out Pakistan, backed by 5 reviews and offering discounts up to 25%. All our trips are offered by expert trip designers and Pakistan destination experts, with trip durations ranging from 7 to 21 days.
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Discover our best Explorer tours in Pakistan, based on reviews and times booked.
Step back in time on this 9-day Karakoram Mountains trek, where the ancient Thallay La Trail connects you to the heart of Baltistan’s untouched valleys. Starting and ending in Islamabad, this small group tour is designed for those who crave active adventure and genuine cultural encounters.
Trek through remote villages, meet locals living as they have for generations, and wake up to the tranquil sounds of yak and goat herds outside your campsite. Days are filled with shimmering glaciers and crystal-clear streams, while evenings offer camaraderie and reflection amid breathtaking mountain scenery.
The unique selling point of this tour package is its blend of physical challenge and true immersion—granting travelers access to a world seldom seen, where hospitality and nature reign supreme.
9 days
Pakistan’s Karakoram Highway is a destination for true adventurers, and this 13-day guided trip offers an extraordinary blend of alpine landscapes, vibrant street culture, and authentic village life. From Lahore to Islamabad, you’ll eat at bustling women-owned food stalls, shop in colorful bazaars, and trek on glaciers flanked by snow-capped peaks.
Connect deeply with local communities in ancient settlements, where hospitality is unmatched and traditions run deep. Whether you’re sampling 'arak' with villagers or hiking through breathtaking valleys, each day brings new discoveries and friendships. The highlight: unparalleled access to Pakistan’s hidden gems, guided by a local CEO who ensures an intimate, insider experience.
If you’re seeking a journey where every moment is a revelation and local interaction is at its heart, this tour package stands apart for its cultural immersion and off-the-beaten-track adventure.
13 days
Ever dreamed of hiking through the storied Karakoram Mountains while immersing yourself in centuries-old village life? This 11-day guided explorer tour from Islamabad to Lahore is your invitation. Traverse the ancient Thallay La Trail, once the vital link between Khaplu and Shigar, now a peaceful haven for shepherds and trekkers.
Spend days strolling past glaciers and mountain streams, meeting locals tending their herds just as their ancestors did. Each morning greets you with scenes of yak and goat herds, while evenings are for sipping tea with your porters as the sun sets behind majestic peaks. The adventure concludes with a deep dive into Lahore’s vibrant culinary and cultural scene.
What makes this trip unique is the authentic immersion into mountain village life, coupled with the raw beauty of Pakistan’s northern wilderness—perfect for travelers seeking both cultural connection and outdoor adventure.
11 days
Begin your Pakistani adventure in the modern capital, Islamabad, exploring its architectural marvels and cultural treasures. Then, journey northwards into the scenic mountain landscapes. Along the way, uncover ancient history at the Jaulian Monastery and Sirkup Old City, delving into Buddhist ruins and a vibrant Kushan-era city. Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Naran Bazaar, a bustling mountain town brimming with local crafts and cuisine.
Traverse the breathtaking Babusar Pass and venture onwards to the legendary Fairy Meadows, a realm of unparalleled beauty with panoramic views of Nanga Parbat. Hike to the idyllic Beyal Camp or challenge yourself with a trek to Nanga Parbat Base Camp. Discover the remote village of Tarashing and trek to Herrligkoffer Base Camp, named after the first successful Nanga Parbat mountaineer. Continue through the Deosai National Park, a haven for wildlife and a tapestry of wildflower meadows.
Journey to Skardu, the heart of the Baltistan region, and explore the fertile Shigar Valley, renowned for its fruit orchards. Continue to Gilgit, an ancient town steeped in history. Ascend into the fabled Hunza Valley, surrounded by towering peaks, and experience the thrill of crossing the Hussaini Suspension Bridge. Witness local craftsmanship at the KORGAH weaving center, and visit the Baltit Fort, an emblem of Hunza heritage. Immerse yourself in the fascinating culture of the Kalash people, who inhabit the remote valleys of Rumbur, Bumburet, and Birir. Explore their distinctive traditions, vibrant attire, and unique way of life.
Venture into the Hindu Kush mountain range, traversing the Shandur Pass, home to the world's highest polo field. Explore the charming town of Chitral and visit Garam Chashma, renowned for its therapeutic hot springs. Witness a glimpse of history in Taxila, an ancient center of learning and art, before returning to Islamabad. Conclude your journey in the Pakistani capital, filled with memories of vibrant cultures, breathtaking landscapes, and the warmth of the people you've met along the way.
Throughout the expedition, we incorporate several invigorating day hikes, tailored to accommodate varying fitness levels. Among the highlights are treks leading to the Base Camps of the legendary Nanga Parbat, offering unparalleled views of this iconic peak. Additionally, we embark on scenic hikes to crystalline mountain lakes, such as the Passu Glacier, and explore ancient forts and sacred sites, immersing ourselves in the rich tapestry of Pakistani heritage.
Accommodations range from comfortable tourist-class hotels in Islamabad to charming guesthouses nestled amidst the rugged terrain, ensuring a restful retreat after each day's adventures. Delight your palate with the diverse array of cuisines included in nearly all meals, providing a tantalizing glimpse into the culinary traditions of the region. Be sure to savor the renowned local apricots of the enchanting Hunza Valley, adding a burst of flavor to your gastronomic journey
21 days
Explore a little travelled part of Pakistan with a tour that journeys from Karachi to Islamabad.
Here you will be able to take in the sights, sounds and importantly tastes of Karachi and its bazaars, find yourself immersed in the 5000-year-old history of the Indus Valley, taking in the sights of the striking Derewar Fort in the Cholistan Desert, before having the opportunity to watch the flag lowering ceremony carried out on the Indian border.
Our journey begins in Karachi where we'll have time to take in the sights, sounds and most importantly, the tastes of the city and its bazaars. As we head towards Hyderabad, we'll make time to visit Thatta and Makli Hills, which is perhaps the worlds largest necropolis. Once we reach Hyderabad, we'll have the opportunity to learn about some of the industries which the city is famous for, we'll see coloured pottery being made, woodwork, weaving and Ajrak production, a block printed cloth which this region is famous for.
Moving on, we visit the sufi shrine of saint Hazrat Lal Shahbaz Qalandar and witness a sufi ceremony in Sehwan and join the Mohanas tribe for a boating experience on Lake Manchar.
After stopping in Larkana, our next visit is to Mohenjo-Daro, located on the banks of the Indus River. The 5000 year old city was the centre of the Indus Civilisation and one of the largest in the world at its peak and we'll have time to explore the incredible ruins. As our journey takes us in the direction of Bahawalpur, we'll stop in Sukkur and the Cholistan Desert to visit Derawar Fort.
As we pass through the former independant state of Bahawalpur, we'll visit the Nur Mahal and Bahawalpur mosques, along with the city museum and bazaar, before heading to Multan where we'll stay for 2 nights. Multan is known as the city of saints and our tour here will include the shrines of the great mystics, with their shimmering blue glazed tiles. We'll also visit the old walled city and the bustling bazaar, where we may spot local artisans at work.
Next we'll head to Pakistans 2nd largest city, Lahore, stopping along the way in Harappa, which dates back to 3000 BC. Our time in Lahore will include a city tour, taking in some of the highlights of the city, such as the worlds largest mosque (the Badshahi Mosque), the Wagah Border with India and of course, 'food street' in the old town where you can try many different flavours and dishes.
We visit Rohtas Fort en-route to Islamabad. Whilst in Islamabad we'll take time to explore the city along with the old city of Rawalpindi and nearby Taxila.
Travelling in small air-conditioned vehicles with local guides, this journey gives you a unique experience of Pakistan which will last a lifetime
17 days
Explore a little travelled part of Pakistan with a tour that journeys from Karachi to Lahore.
Here you will be able to take in the sights, sounds and importantly tastes of Karachi and its bazaars, find yourself immersed in the 5000-year-old history of the Indus Valley, taking in the sights of the striking Derewar Fort in the Cholistan Desert, before having the opportunity to watch the flag lowering ceremony carried out on the Indian border.
Our journey begins in Karachi where we'll have time to take in the sights, sounds and most importantly, the tastes of the city and its bazaars. As we head towards Hyderabad, we'll make time to visit Thatta and Makli Hills, which is perhaps the worlds largest necropolis. Once we reach Hyderabad, we'll have the opportunity to learn about some of the industries which the city is famous for, we'll see coloured pottery being made, woodwork, weaving and Ajrak production, a block printed cloth which this region is famous for.
Moving on, we visit the sufi shrine of saint Hazrat Lal Shahbaz Qalandar and witness a sufi ceremony in Sehwan and join the Mohanas tribe for a boating experience on Lake Manchar.
After stopping in Larkana, our next visit is to Mohenjo-Daro, located on the banks of the Indus River. The 5000 year old city was the centre of the Indus Civilisation and one of the largest in the world at its peak and we'll have time to explore the incredible ruins. As our journey takes us in the direction of Bahawalpur, we'll stop in Sukkur and the Cholistan Desert to visit Derawar Fort.
As we pass through the former independant state of Bahawalpur, we'll visit the Nur Mahal and Bahawalpur mosques, along with the city museum and bazaar, before heading to Multan where we'll stay for 2 nights. Multan is known as the city of saints and our tour here will include the shrines of the great mystics, with their shimmering blue glazed tiles. We'll also visit the old walled city and the bustling bazaar, where we may spot local artisans at work.
For our final stop we head to Pakistans 2nd largest city, Lahore, stopping along the way in Harappa, which dates back to 3000 BC. Our time in Lahore will include a city tour, taking in some of the highlights of the city, such as the worlds largest mosque (the Badshahi Mosque), the Wagah Border with India and of course, 'food street' in the old town where you can try many different flavours and dishes.
Travelling in small air-conditioned vehicles with local guides, this journey gives you a unique experience of Pakistan which will last a lifetime
15 days
Pakistan’s allure is undeniable on this 11-day explorer trip from Lahore to Islamabad. Marvel at Lahore’s grand architecture, immerse yourself in Islamabad’s living history, and tackle a trek across the formidable Passu Glacier. In the Hunza Valley, connect with vibrant traditions and savor the region’s rich heritage. Along the way, feast on flavorful local cuisine and experience the energy of cricket-loving communities. This tour’s stand-out feature is its access to both Pakistan’s natural wonders and cultural heartlands, offering a journey that’s as adventurous as it is enlightening.
11 days
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Step back in time on this 9-day Karakoram Mountains trek, where the ancient Thallay La Trail connects you to the heart of Baltistan’s untouched valleys. Starting and ending in Islamabad, this small group tour is designed for those who crave active adventure and genuine cultural encounters.
Trek through remote villages, meet locals living as they have for generations, and wake up to the tranquil sounds of yak and goat herds outside your campsite. Days are filled with shimmering glaciers and crystal-clear streams, while evenings offer camaraderie and reflection amid breathtaking mountain scenery.
The unique selling point of this tour package is its blend of physical challenge and true immersion—granting travelers access to a world seldom seen, where hospitality and nature reign supreme.
9 days
Pakistan’s Karakoram Highway is a destination for true adventurers, and this 13-day guided trip offers an extraordinary blend of alpine landscapes, vibrant street culture, and authentic village life. From Lahore to Islamabad, you’ll eat at bustling women-owned food stalls, shop in colorful bazaars, and trek on glaciers flanked by snow-capped peaks.
Connect deeply with local communities in ancient settlements, where hospitality is unmatched and traditions run deep. Whether you’re sampling 'arak' with villagers or hiking through breathtaking valleys, each day brings new discoveries and friendships. The highlight: unparalleled access to Pakistan’s hidden gems, guided by a local CEO who ensures an intimate, insider experience.
If you’re seeking a journey where every moment is a revelation and local interaction is at its heart, this tour package stands apart for its cultural immersion and off-the-beaten-track adventure.
13 days
Ever dreamed of hiking through the storied Karakoram Mountains while immersing yourself in centuries-old village life? This 11-day guided explorer tour from Islamabad to Lahore is your invitation. Traverse the ancient Thallay La Trail, once the vital link between Khaplu and Shigar, now a peaceful haven for shepherds and trekkers.
Spend days strolling past glaciers and mountain streams, meeting locals tending their herds just as their ancestors did. Each morning greets you with scenes of yak and goat herds, while evenings are for sipping tea with your porters as the sun sets behind majestic peaks. The adventure concludes with a deep dive into Lahore’s vibrant culinary and cultural scene.
What makes this trip unique is the authentic immersion into mountain village life, coupled with the raw beauty of Pakistan’s northern wilderness—perfect for travelers seeking both cultural connection and outdoor adventure.
11 days
Pakistan’s allure is undeniable on this 11-day explorer trip from Lahore to Islamabad. Marvel at Lahore’s grand architecture, immerse yourself in Islamabad’s living history, and tackle a trek across the formidable Passu Glacier. In the Hunza Valley, connect with vibrant traditions and savor the region’s rich heritage. Along the way, feast on flavorful local cuisine and experience the energy of cricket-loving communities. This tour’s stand-out feature is its access to both Pakistan’s natural wonders and cultural heartlands, offering a journey that’s as adventurous as it is enlightening.
11 days
Begin your Pakistani adventure in the modern capital, Islamabad, exploring its architectural marvels and cultural treasures. Then, journey northwards into the scenic mountain landscapes. Along the way, uncover ancient history at the Jaulian Monastery and Sirkup Old City, delving into Buddhist ruins and a vibrant Kushan-era city. Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Naran Bazaar, a bustling mountain town brimming with local crafts and cuisine.
Traverse the breathtaking Babusar Pass and venture onwards to the legendary Fairy Meadows, a realm of unparalleled beauty with panoramic views of Nanga Parbat. Hike to the idyllic Beyal Camp or challenge yourself with a trek to Nanga Parbat Base Camp. Discover the remote village of Tarashing and trek to Herrligkoffer Base Camp, named after the first successful Nanga Parbat mountaineer. Continue through the Deosai National Park, a haven for wildlife and a tapestry of wildflower meadows.
Journey to Skardu, the heart of the Baltistan region, and explore the fertile Shigar Valley, renowned for its fruit orchards. Continue to Gilgit, an ancient town steeped in history. Ascend into the fabled Hunza Valley, surrounded by towering peaks, and experience the thrill of crossing the Hussaini Suspension Bridge. Witness local craftsmanship at the KORGAH weaving center, and visit the Baltit Fort, an emblem of Hunza heritage. Immerse yourself in the fascinating culture of the Kalash people, who inhabit the remote valleys of Rumbur, Bumburet, and Birir. Explore their distinctive traditions, vibrant attire, and unique way of life.
Venture into the Hindu Kush mountain range, traversing the Shandur Pass, home to the world's highest polo field. Explore the charming town of Chitral and visit Garam Chashma, renowned for its therapeutic hot springs. Witness a glimpse of history in Taxila, an ancient center of learning and art, before returning to Islamabad. Conclude your journey in the Pakistani capital, filled with memories of vibrant cultures, breathtaking landscapes, and the warmth of the people you've met along the way.
Throughout the expedition, we incorporate several invigorating day hikes, tailored to accommodate varying fitness levels. Among the highlights are treks leading to the Base Camps of the legendary Nanga Parbat, offering unparalleled views of this iconic peak. Additionally, we embark on scenic hikes to crystalline mountain lakes, such as the Passu Glacier, and explore ancient forts and sacred sites, immersing ourselves in the rich tapestry of Pakistani heritage.
Accommodations range from comfortable tourist-class hotels in Islamabad to charming guesthouses nestled amidst the rugged terrain, ensuring a restful retreat after each day's adventures. Delight your palate with the diverse array of cuisines included in nearly all meals, providing a tantalizing glimpse into the culinary traditions of the region. Be sure to savor the renowned local apricots of the enchanting Hunza Valley, adding a burst of flavor to your gastronomic journey
21 days
Explore a little travelled part of Pakistan with a tour that journeys from Karachi to Islamabad.
Here you will be able to take in the sights, sounds and importantly tastes of Karachi and its bazaars, find yourself immersed in the 5000-year-old history of the Indus Valley, taking in the sights of the striking Derewar Fort in the Cholistan Desert, before having the opportunity to watch the flag lowering ceremony carried out on the Indian border.
Our journey begins in Karachi where we'll have time to take in the sights, sounds and most importantly, the tastes of the city and its bazaars. As we head towards Hyderabad, we'll make time to visit Thatta and Makli Hills, which is perhaps the worlds largest necropolis. Once we reach Hyderabad, we'll have the opportunity to learn about some of the industries which the city is famous for, we'll see coloured pottery being made, woodwork, weaving and Ajrak production, a block printed cloth which this region is famous for.
Moving on, we visit the sufi shrine of saint Hazrat Lal Shahbaz Qalandar and witness a sufi ceremony in Sehwan and join the Mohanas tribe for a boating experience on Lake Manchar.
After stopping in Larkana, our next visit is to Mohenjo-Daro, located on the banks of the Indus River. The 5000 year old city was the centre of the Indus Civilisation and one of the largest in the world at its peak and we'll have time to explore the incredible ruins. As our journey takes us in the direction of Bahawalpur, we'll stop in Sukkur and the Cholistan Desert to visit Derawar Fort.
As we pass through the former independant state of Bahawalpur, we'll visit the Nur Mahal and Bahawalpur mosques, along with the city museum and bazaar, before heading to Multan where we'll stay for 2 nights. Multan is known as the city of saints and our tour here will include the shrines of the great mystics, with their shimmering blue glazed tiles. We'll also visit the old walled city and the bustling bazaar, where we may spot local artisans at work.
Next we'll head to Pakistans 2nd largest city, Lahore, stopping along the way in Harappa, which dates back to 3000 BC. Our time in Lahore will include a city tour, taking in some of the highlights of the city, such as the worlds largest mosque (the Badshahi Mosque), the Wagah Border with India and of course, 'food street' in the old town where you can try many different flavours and dishes.
We visit Rohtas Fort en-route to Islamabad. Whilst in Islamabad we'll take time to explore the city along with the old city of Rawalpindi and nearby Taxila.
Travelling in small air-conditioned vehicles with local guides, this journey gives you a unique experience of Pakistan which will last a lifetime
17 days
Explore a little travelled part of Pakistan with a tour that journeys from Karachi to Lahore.
Here you will be able to take in the sights, sounds and importantly tastes of Karachi and its bazaars, find yourself immersed in the 5000-year-old history of the Indus Valley, taking in the sights of the striking Derewar Fort in the Cholistan Desert, before having the opportunity to watch the flag lowering ceremony carried out on the Indian border.
Our journey begins in Karachi where we'll have time to take in the sights, sounds and most importantly, the tastes of the city and its bazaars. As we head towards Hyderabad, we'll make time to visit Thatta and Makli Hills, which is perhaps the worlds largest necropolis. Once we reach Hyderabad, we'll have the opportunity to learn about some of the industries which the city is famous for, we'll see coloured pottery being made, woodwork, weaving and Ajrak production, a block printed cloth which this region is famous for.
Moving on, we visit the sufi shrine of saint Hazrat Lal Shahbaz Qalandar and witness a sufi ceremony in Sehwan and join the Mohanas tribe for a boating experience on Lake Manchar.
After stopping in Larkana, our next visit is to Mohenjo-Daro, located on the banks of the Indus River. The 5000 year old city was the centre of the Indus Civilisation and one of the largest in the world at its peak and we'll have time to explore the incredible ruins. As our journey takes us in the direction of Bahawalpur, we'll stop in Sukkur and the Cholistan Desert to visit Derawar Fort.
As we pass through the former independant state of Bahawalpur, we'll visit the Nur Mahal and Bahawalpur mosques, along with the city museum and bazaar, before heading to Multan where we'll stay for 2 nights. Multan is known as the city of saints and our tour here will include the shrines of the great mystics, with their shimmering blue glazed tiles. We'll also visit the old walled city and the bustling bazaar, where we may spot local artisans at work.
For our final stop we head to Pakistans 2nd largest city, Lahore, stopping along the way in Harappa, which dates back to 3000 BC. Our time in Lahore will include a city tour, taking in some of the highlights of the city, such as the worlds largest mosque (the Badshahi Mosque), the Wagah Border with India and of course, 'food street' in the old town where you can try many different flavours and dishes.
Travelling in small air-conditioned vehicles with local guides, this journey gives you a unique experience of Pakistan which will last a lifetime
15 days
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Pakistan Explorer Tour Reviews
Honest insights from past guests on our Explorer Pakistan tours
Stefanie K | Traveled in August
I have been waiting for g to launch in pakistan for a while and was super excited that you did . Extremely dedicated local team who worked tirelessly and adjusting to changes in the schedule through eg flight cancellations. Proactively asked for feedback throughout to keep making the trip better and better for us and the next groups. One of the best g tours i have done thank you
Janet G | Traveled in August
Pakistan is a most amazing country. It's landscape, people, culture history and food all impress and leave you wanting to know more and experience more of this land and it's people. Do yourself a favour and get to Pakistan and trek with Gadventures. One of my best travel experiences thanks to the wonderful staff.
Joseph D | Traveled in August
I had an amazing time and all staff contributed to this in a positive way. When the internal flight ws cancelled G adventures went above and beyond
Spencer H | Traveled in July
I had an amazing time travelling in Pakistan. The trekking was excellent, as were the local insights and various opportunities for cultural immersion. Guides and staff were outstanding. I hope G Adventures invests further into Pakistan as a destination, as well as other lesser-visited destinations in the region and around the world.
Barbara C | Traveled in July
The tour was great, the equipment was great, the food was great, and the guides and support staff did a great job. They all knew what they needed to do, and made the trip fun for us.
Spencer H | Traveled in July
I had an amazing time in Pakistan thanks to excellent guides, beautiful landscapes, rich cultural insights and some of the most welcoming people I have ever met. Pakistan is a wonderful country that I am very lucky to have been able to visit. I hope G Adventures invests further in this destination and others like it.
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