Camel Safari in Cholistan

We begin at Islamabad the capital of Pakistan, located at the foot of green Margalla hills. Visiting the Shah Faisal Mosque a unique architecture of modern times and damn-e-Koh at the Margalla Hill to have the magnificent view of the Islamabad and Rawalpindi, the twin cities, explore the colorful bazaars and old British cantonment buildings in Rawalpindi.

Fly to Bahawalpur, a former princely state on the edge of Cholistan desert, explore the impressive buildings and interesting Museum of Bahawalpur and traverse the sands of Cholistan desert to marvel at the impressive desert landscapes and visit the Derawar Fort built in the 9th century by prince Deva of Jaisal mir, the Royal grave yard with its beautifully decorated tombs.

Visiting to the Famous shrine of Chanan pir, a Sufi saint who passed through the Cholistan Desert and died in 8th century Ad. Hundred of devotees visit this shrine to pay homage, enjoy the colorful Urs mella (birth day celebration) during the month of March.

Wander through the ruins of ancient Forts of Dingarh and Mojghar in the middle of Cholistan desert once the Hakra River flows through this desert. Visit the local houses of Cholistani nomads who lived here with their flocks of livestock and explore their desert culture and nomadic lifestyle.

We also visit the Multan, the city of Sufi shrines and a crossroad of invaders; explorers and mystic Sufis have come across through the Indian sub continent. Visit the octagonal Tombs of Bahaudin Zakria and shah Rukn-e-Alam of 13th and 14th century.