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Southern Pakistan tour with its beginning in Karachi you'll have a chance to explore one of Pakistan's most exciting and historic cities of present day Pakistan, a landscape filled with World Heritage sites along the route, Sufi mausoleums, forts, deserts. It starts with UNESCO sites of Chukhandi, Makli Necropolis and Shah Jehan Mosque in Thatta, visit to famous shrines of Sindh then visit the world heritage site of Mohenjo daro, the largest city of Indus Valley Civilization, journey continues in the cholistan desert to magistic derawar fort and UNESCO heritage site of Bibi Jawindi at Uch shareef, then entering in the city of Sufi's and shrines Multan. The Journey ends at the royal mughal city of Lahore with its vibrant urban setting along with its most famous mughal architecture makes this tour exciting. We take customization to the next level on a journey fully tailored to you. Utilizing best of the tour guides with in depth knowledge along with best of accommodation and transport.

The K2 base camp trek in Pakistan is one of the great hikes on earth. Trekkers follow a rocky trail that winds up the mighty Baltoro Glacier, passing through a colossal amphitheater of sky-scraping summits – including seven of the 19 highest mountains on the planet – en route to the base of the world’s second highest peak

The Concordia K2 Base Trek is a popular trekking route in Pakistan that takes trekkers through the stunning Karakoram mountain range, offering breathtaking views of the world's second-highest mountain, K2 (8,611m). The trek starts in Askole, a remote village in the Baltistan region, and follows the Braldu river through narrow gorges, green valleys, and rugged terrain, passing through several traditional Balti villages along the way. The trek takes about 14-18 days to complete and is considered to be moderately challenging, requiring a good level of physical fitness and stamina. The highlight of the trek is reaching the legendary Concordia, a confluence of five glaciers and the starting point for expeditions to K2, Broad Peak, Gasherbrum I, and II. From Concordia, trekkers can also enjoy panoramic views of some of the world's highest peaks, including Gasherbrum IV, Mitre Peak, and Chogolisa.