Pakistan emerged as an independent state on August 14, 1947, after the division of India but the history of this area is as old as time itself. The excavations at Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa are proof enough of the advanced culture that thrived here some 4500 years ago.

The heart of Pakistan is situated on the River Ravi. A populous city, Lahore has since the time of Mughal Emperor, Akbar the great, been the resort of people of all nations and a center of extensive commerce, art and learning. It is rightly regarded as the

Islamabad is the modern and well-planned capital of Pakistan. It provides a breath-taking view of the Margalla Hills as it is situated at their feet. The largest mosque in the world is also here. As Islamabad is new, Rawalpindi is old. It is Islamabad’s neighboring city, situated

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Continuing in a south westerly from Lahore one reaches Multan, a city that was born only a few hundred years after the Indus Valley Civilization died. Multan has a unique climate characterized by frequent rainstorms, thunder, and lightning, suffocating tropical heat and dust. Here more tombs are to

As old as history itself, the city of Peshawar has always been mentioned as a place of some importance from the olden days. It has the oldest living bazars with an oriental touch in many ways. The museum of Peshawar displays an invaluable treasure of Gandhara sculpture,

Gilgit is a scenic wonderland, an unspoiled paradise, where a few days are a deeply satisfying experience. Lofty peaks, above rich valleys and deep blue lakes, pose a challenge to even the more adventurous of hikers. Several full day tours are arranged from Gilgit to picturesque villages,