At our upcoming panel session, we’ll be discussing how to make Pakistan your next travel destination and uncover its hidden treasures.

It’s time for a change. This year, it’s time for a new destination – something off the beaten track.

Behind the negative stereotypes, there lies a rich and diverse country, full of charm and authenticity: Pakistan.

Join us for an online travel discussion on 31 January 2022 at 6 pm (UK time), where the Pakistan High Commissioner to the UK, H.E. Moazzam Ahmad Khan, will make the opening remarks. Our expert panel of travel writers, journalists, and photographers will share powerful insights and tips based on their experiences across the diverse landscapes of Pakistan – from the mountainous northern territories to the vibrant city streets.

This event will also feature a live Q&A, giving you the chance to pose your questions to our speakers.

Hosted and managed by members of the Capra Falconeri Traveller team, our hour-long discussion will inspire your Pakistan itinerary.

Register now to join us from 18.00 to 19.00 on Monday 31 January.

Through a Maze of Mountain Ranges

Our panel’s journey through Pakistan begins mountaineering expedition in Gilgit-Baltistan all the way to the heart of the Karakoram, accessing some of the remotest terrains and rich landscapes. Discover the lush Hunza Valley and national parks, with apricot trees and rare species. We’ll discuss how to make the most of a trip to Northern Pakistan, with its fresh mountain breeze. From the art of carpet-weaving to historical forts and guesthouses, we’ll inspire your own Northern Pakistan adventure.

People, Culture and History

We’ll stop off to visit the Chitralis playing polo at an altitude, learn about the people of Kalash and their unique festivals. Moving further inland, Lahore has excellent Mughal architecture, with historical museums, luxury shopping spots, and world-renowned food streets to check out.

Outdoor Playground

Pakistan has emerged as one of the world’s most popular destinations for adventure travel. From a thrilling tuk-tuk driving challenge led by the professional travel crew at Large Minority to renting a motorcycle and exploring the Karakoram Highway towards the spires of Passu Cones and Khunjerab Pass, the options for adventure are seemingly endless. Fitness meditators can join yoga retreats in the lush mountain meadows between the Himalayan trees. For something a little more off the beaten track, head to the cold Katpana Desert for a unique glamping experience under the milky way.

Plan and Let’s Go!

Dreaming of a Pakistan trip but don’t know where to start? We’ll discuss setting itineraries for everyone, as soon as you step off the plane. Whether you’re of Pakistani descent looking to explore your ancestral homeland for the first time, or an adventure traveller seeking unique experiences, our expert panel will have plenty of ideas and advice to help you organise the ideal Pakistan trip.