Duration: 13
Days Best Time:
November - February Difficulty Level:
Easy Destinations:
Karachi | Bahawalpur
| Uch Sharif |
Multan | Lahore |
Rawalpindi |
Islamabad
Sample Itinerary
Day 01
Arrive Karachi and
transfer to Hotel.
Overnight stay.
Day 02
A.M. Half-day city
tour to include
Mausoleum of
Quaid-e-Azam,
Karachi Museum,
Defence Mosque, Fish
Harbor and Clifton
Beach, Tomb of
Abdullah Shah Ghazi.
P.M. Visit of all
shopping centres on
Abdullah Haroon
Road, Bori Bazzar,
Zainab Market and
some parts of old
Karachi. Overnight
stay.
Day 03
Departure for
Keenjar Lake enroute
visit Chaukundi
Tombs, Banbhore,
Makli Graveyard
(Thatta) and Shah
Jehan Mosque.
Overnight stay in
Keenjar Lake Resort.
Day 04
Early Morning -
departure for Sukkur
via Indus Highway.
Visit Shrines of
Abdul Latif Bhattai
and Lal Shah Baz
Qalandar and visit
Mohenjodaro 5000
years old Indus
Civilization. Lunch
at Mohenjodaro and
drive onward to
Sukkur. Overnight
stay in Sukkur.
Day 05
Leave for Bahawalpur
and visit Uch Sharif
(Mai Jawindi). Uch
is a very old town
is believed to have
existed since 500
B.C. Bibi Jawindi
was the daughter of
Syed Jalal Sain. She
was a very pious
lady and highly
respected by the
people of the area.
Overnight stay in
hotel.
Day 06
Leave for Multan and
transfer to Hotel.
Afternoon - visit
Fort and Mausoleum
of Hazrat Bahauddin
Zakaria and Shah
Rukn-e-Alam and
Hazrat Shams Tabrez.
Multan is famous for
its innumerable
Khanqahs (Shrines).
Annual Urs is held
at each (Shrine).
Overnight stay in
hotel at Multan.
Day 07
Day trip to visit
Sakhi Sarwar near
Dera Ghazi Khan.
Hazrat Syed Ahmed
Sultan popularly
known as
Sakhi
Sarwar (the Generous
King) is buried in
the town which
sprang up around his
tomb near Dera Ghazi
Khan, 95 k.m.
Southwest of Multan.
He was another Sufi
saint of Ghaznavid
period. His tomb is
situated near a hill
stream at the Foot
of Sulaiman Hills.
It is a beautiful
building, which is
always thronged by
devotees. Overnight
stay in hotel at
Multan.
Day 08
Leave for Lahore via
Jhang and Faisalabad.
Enroute visit the
Tomb of Hazrat
Sultan Bahu, the
famous Sufi Saint.
Overnight stay in
hotel at Lahore.
Day 09
Full day at Lahore.
Visit Mausoleum of
Hazrat Data Ganj
Bukhsh (Data Darbar).
He was an eminent
scholar and author
of many books on
theology. One of the
famous books is "Kashful
Mahjub". He can be
described as the
founder of the Sufi
Cult in Punjab. His
tomb in Lahore is
always thronged by
devotees, day and
night. Lahore is
called "Data Ki
Nagri" after him.
Many miracles are
attributed to him.
It is believed that
nobody has ever
returned empty
handed from his
tomb. Also visit
Tomb of Mughal
Emperor Jehangir and
Hazrat Mian Mir.
Mian Mir - Mir
Muhammad was his
real name, he
enjoyed the
destination of
having three royal
personages as his
devotees. The first
was emperor Jehangir,
followed by Shah
Jehan, Dara Shikoh
and Aurangzeb. His
shrine is about 3
miles from Lahore
Railway station.
Day 10
Day trip to Qasur -
visit the Tomb of
Baba Bhulley Shah,
one of the greatest
Punjabi Sufis. Qasur
is a historical city
and still retains
some of its
features. Like other
Sufi poets, Baba
Bhulley Shah is
immensely popular
among the masses as
well as the elite.
His "Kafis:" are
sung by singers who
take great pride in
reciting his poetry.
Overnight stay in
hotel at Lahore.
Day 11
Leave for Rawalpindi
and transfer to
hotel.
Day 12
Full day at
Rawalpindi/Islamabad
and visit Shrines of
Barri Shah Latif in
Islamabad. Shah
Abdul Latif Kazmi
known as Barri Shah
Latif, is considered
the patron saint of
Islamabad, the
capital of Pakistan.
It is said that he
had predicted about
the construction of
a new city near his
tomb, which would be
named after Islam.
His tomb was built
under the orders of
Mughal Emperor
Aurangzeb and is
situated in the
village of Nurpur in
the foothills of
Margallas. Overnight
stay in hotel in
Rawalpindi.
Day 13
End of tour and
departure for home
destination.