Islamabad, Swat, & Chitral
Overview
Chitral Valley, located in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan, is a breathtaking destination renowned for its stunning landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and warm hospitality. Chitral Valley is situated in the northwestern part of Pakistan, bordered by Afghanistan to the north and west, and Gilgit-Baltistan to the east. It is nestled amidst the majestic peaks of the Hindu Kush mountain range, with elevations ranging from lush valleys to towering mountains. District Chitral is also home of Kaalash valley. The valley is home to the Kalash people, who are believed to be descendants of Alexander the Great’s army. The Kalash maintain unique customs, rituals, and festivals, such as the Chilam Joshi festival, Uchal festival, and Chaumos (winter solstice) festival. Kalash women wear vibrant, embroidered dresses adorned with cowrie shells and beads, while men don traditional attire duri
Included / Exclude
- Hotel stays mentioned with each day of the tour plan
- Transport as per the tour plan
- Sightseeing and visits mentioned in the tour plan
- Personal expenses
- Any item not mentioned in the tour plan
Tour Plan
Arrival to Islamabad – Transfer to hotel
Taxila Museum & Archeological sites of Taxila, Takht Bai ancient Buddhist monastery, Overnight at Swat
Drive to Chitral through Lowari Top & Tunnel
Chitral Museum, Shahi Mosque, Ayun Valley, Exploring local areas
Tour to Kalash , Bomboret valley, Birir Valley, Stay in Kalash valley
Exploring local traditions, Full day to explore the valley
Arrangement of a local festival/traditional food and dinner party
Drive to Garam Chasma (Hot springs area), excursion day
Drive to Booni, Mastuj & Shandur Pass, Overnight in Mastuj/Booni
Drive back to Chitral and Overnight stay
Travel back to SWAT valley, Overnight in Swat Valley
Swat Museum, Batkara Buddhist Stupa, Malam Jabba, Overnight in Malam Jabba
Drive back to Islamabad
Faisal Mosque, Pakistan Monument, Monal view point, Margalla hills
Flight back to HOME
