Most trips combine one northern region with a few days in a cultural city. These are the destinations our international guests ask for most.
Travelling to Pakistan from another country brings a few real questions. How do the visas work, is it safe, when should you come, and can someone reliable handle the logistics once you land. ToursInPakistan is a licensed tour operator based in Karachi, and we answer all of that before you book, not after.
We work with two kinds of guests every week. International travellers from the UK, the USA, Canada, Malaysia, Europe and beyond who want to see the Karakoram, the forts and the food of a country very few of their friends have visited. And overseas Pakistanis returning home who want to finally take their parents and children up north, without losing days to the road or the arranging. This page is built for both.
Every country has its own flight routes, visa steps and questions. Choose yours and we will show you exactly how it works.
Coming home to show your family the north, from anywhere in the world.
Direct and one stop routes, e Visa steps and trips built for UK travellers.
Flights, visas and private tours for travellers coming from the USA.
Routes, visa guidance and itineraries for Canadian and Canadian to Pakistani guests.
Flights via the Gulf, e Visa steps and halal friendly tours for Malaysian travellers.
First time in Pakistan from Europe, Australia or elsewhere. Start here.
Tell us where you are flying from and we will build the trip around it.
Most first trips combine one region of the northern mountains with a few days in a cultural city like Lahore. These are the destinations our international guests ask for most.
Terraced valleys, thousand year old forts and seven-thousand-metre peaks on the Karakoram Highway.
The gateway to the Karakoram, Deosai and the road towards K2. Reachable by a short flight.
One of the most direct views of Nanga Parbat, the ninth highest peak on earth.
Green river valleys layered with
Gandhara Buddhist history and the road to Kalam.
The Badshahi Mosque, the Walled City, the Wagah ceremony and food worth planning a day around.
Azad Kashmir, Naran and Kaghan, Murree, Kartarpur and more.
Booking from another country, the thing that matters most is who is actually there when you land. We are.
A registered tour operator with a physical office in Karachi and staff across the north.
We issue the invitation letter many nationalities need for the Pakistan e-Visa.
Domestic flights, hotels, private transport, the 4×4 jeep and licensed guides, arranged for you.
Real support during your trip, in your timezone, not a call centre abroad.
Booking from another country, the thing that matters most is who is actually there when you land. We are.
Real stories from international travellers and overseas Pakistani families we have hosted.
Yes. Pakistan welcomes international travellers, and most nationalities apply through the online e-Visa system. As a licensed operator we provide the invitation letter many applicants need, and we handle the permits required for certain northern areas. Tell us your nationality and route and we will confirm exactly what is needed.
The northern tourist regions such as Hunza, Skardu and Gilgit-Baltistan have hosted foreign visitors steadily for years, and thousands travel there each season. The practical considerations are the normal mountain ones: altitude, weather and road conditions. We use trusted local staff and provide 24/7 support throughout, and we always recommend checking your own government’s current travel advice.
Cost depends on length, season, hotel standard and group size. A private northern tour typically ranges from around USD 500 to USD 1,500 per person for 7 to 12 days, excluding international flights. Because every itinerary is tailored, we give you an exact quote once we know your dates and preferences.
Most international visitors do. Citizens of the UK, USA, Canada, Malaysia, Australia and most European countries can apply for the Pakistan e-Visa online, with processing usually taking a few business days. We provide full visa guidance and the official invitation letter to all confirmed guests.
For the northern mountains, roughly April to October, with September and October offering the clearest views. Cherry blossom in Hunza is a short window in late March and early April. Cultural cities like Lahore are best from October to March. We will match your dates to the right destinations.
Most international guests spend between 7 and 14 days. Seven days covers one northern region well. Ten days adds the cultural south. Fourteen days lets you combine Hunza and Skardu, or the north with a full cultural leg.
Yes. We confirm your itinerary, visa letter, flights and hotels in advance so everything is in place before you land. Our team then meets you on arrival and stays in contact throughout the trip.
Tell us where you are travelling from and what you would like to see. We will send a private itinerary built around your dates, your group and your pace.
