Gandhara Civilization Tour Package 2026 | Book Your Trip With Us Now.

Destinations Covered

Gilgit

Hunza Valley

Islamabad

Lahore

About This Trip

This was the center point for Buddhism and it spread to the east and also towards Korea and Japan. The art and architecture of this place have been maintained in the swat and Taxila valley despite the whims for centuries. The remains of Gandhara civilization are preserved in the museum of London, Srinagar, Delhi, and Karachi but the finest remains are preserved in Peshawar, Taxila, and Swat. Perhaps more fascinating is the tour of the archeological sites that were found in the twentieth century in Taxila, Swat, some of the areas of Gilgit Baltistan, and the northwest frontier province of Pakistan. While traveling to Gilgit Baltistan we can recapture ancient histories like the Ghandhara along the Indus River, the Gilgit, and the Hunza River. Such statues not only display the Guest book of merchants passing by but also represents the universal beliefs of fairy worshippers of history. This tour not only offers the opportunity to go back in history but also offers the opportunity to experience the fine beauty of nature while traveling through Swat, Gilgit, and Hunza. The distinguishing features of nature including the pine forests along the road, terraced fields, amazing Rivers, spectacular peaks, and dazzling glaciers in addition to this the traveler can also enjoy the colorful bazaars of Rawalpindi and Peshawar. Pakistan is the land that represents many cultures of history and the remains of those beautiful cultures are shattered across different areas of Pakistan. The most popular and well-known of which are the Gandhara Civilization and the Indus civilization. Not only Pakistan but almost all countries around the world display the Ghandhara pieces of Art are in exhibition in their galleries. The first mentioned in the Rig- Veda is the Gandhara Art, it is the ancient Peshawar valley and the cradle of Buddhist civilization which gave birth to Gandhara Art. According to a Darius era in the 6th century BC, it remained one of the Achaemenian Empire provinces.  Pushkala

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