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Arabian Sea at Karachi

PAKISTAN, FROM A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE

Sea to Sky

Twelve places, from the Arabian Sea
to a meadow under Nanga Parbat.

THE ARABIAN SEA
Karachi, Pakistan
Nets coming in on the Arabian Sea.
Arrival on the waterSindh

Sindh

Karachi

Nets coming in on the Arabian Sea.

A morning on the Arabian Sea with the working fishing crews of Karachi, watching nets hauled and the catch landed. An evening on Burns Road is grilled meat, flatbread and tea along one of the oldest food streets in the city.

Out with the fishing boats

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A pale beach and carved coastal rock.
The wild edge of the coastBalochistan

Balochistan

Kund Malir

A pale beach and carved coastal rock.

A long coastal drive west of Karachi reaches a pale beach and the carved rocks of Hingol National Park. Two days cover the beach and the park.

Kund Malir and Hingol from Karachi

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Streets of a 4,500-year-old Indus city.
Deep timeSindh

Sindh

Mohenjo-daro

Streets of a 4,500-year-old Indus city.

Walk the excavated streets of a 4,500-year-old Indus city, with the Great Bath and granary. Three hours is the length of the visit.

The ruins of Mohenjo-daro

A vast brick fort on the desert edge.
Desert quietPunjab

Punjab

Bahawalpur

A vast brick fort on the desert edge.

Derawar Fort is a vast brick fort on the desert edge, with the dunes of Cholistan and old fort wells beyond. A day covers the fort and the desert beyond.

Derawar Fort and the Cholistan desert

Mughal stone turning gold at sunset.
Living splendourPunjab

Punjab

Lahore

Mughal stone turning gold at sunset.

From the Hazuri Bagh, the Mughal mosque and fort turn gold as the sun sets over Lahore. The walled city food walk runs from Delhi Gate to Wazir Khan Mosque.

Badshahi Mosque and Lahore Fort at sunset

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Landmark mosque, then a hilltop view.
A doorway northIslamabad Capital Territory

Islamabad Capital Territory

Islamabad

Landmark mosque, then a hilltop view.

Pair the landmark mosque of Islamabad with Daman-e-Koh, a hilltop viewpoint over the city. Together they are a three-hour visit.

Faisal Mosque and Daman-e-Koh

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A MOMENT TO DREAM

Where do you want
to wake up?

A high alpine lake above the treeline.
The river roadAzad Kashmir

Azad Kashmir

Neelum Valley

A high alpine lake above the treeline.

Ratti Gali is a high alpine lake in Neelum Valley, reached by jeep track and a short walk above the treeline. The valley road follows the Neelum River to Keran and Sharda.

Ratti Gali lake

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Wooden temples and terraced fields.
A culture apartKhyber Pakhtunkhwa

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Kalash Valleys

Wooden temples and terraced fields.

The Kalash valleys of Chitral are home to a distinct culture, with festivals, wooden temples and terraced fields. A visit takes two days.

A visit to the Kalash valleys

A high lake above the Kaghan Valley.
Alpine stillnessKhyber Pakhtunkhwa

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Naran

A high lake above the Kaghan Valley.

Lake Saiful Muluk is a high alpine lake above Naran in the Kaghan Valley, reached by a rough jeep track or a long day walk. The Babusar Pass road climbs from green valley to bare rock and cold air.

Lake Saiful Muluk

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Cold blue water and Karakoram dunes.
Cold blue and high sandGilgit-Baltistan

Gilgit-Baltistan

Skardu

Cold blue water and Karakoram dunes.

Lower Kachura holds Shangrila, and Upper Kachura is cold blue water with a short walk. Katpana is high-altitude sand dunes near Skardu, with views of the Karakoram and easy access from town.

Shangrila and the Kachura lakes

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A meadow under Nanga Parbat.
Night under the mountainGilgit-Baltistan

Gilgit-Baltistan

Fairy Meadows

A meadow under Nanga Parbat.

A jeep ride and a short walk lead to a meadow under Nanga Parbat, with a night in a log cabin. Dark skies below the mountain are reached by jeep and a short walk from Raikot Bridge.

Fairy Meadows, two days

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Two royal forts above apricot terraces.
Wake hereGilgit-Baltistan

Gilgit-Baltistan

Hunza

Two royal forts above apricot terraces.

Baltit and Altit are two royal forts above the Hunza valley, one restored and one older. A walk through apricot terraces links them.

Baltit and Altit forts

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Mountains in the high north of Pakistan

KHUNJERAB PASS · 4,693 M

Above
the clouds.

From the sea to the sky.
Every stay funds 1 tonne of CO2 offset.

Pakistan–China border