Explore guided itineraries to some of the Pakistan’s best and unique festivals. With so many festivals in Pakistan, immerse yourself in culture with a festival tour. Experience the spectacular sounds of a music festival holiday or marvel at the vibrant colors, to visit a country and meet its people during a festival can be an experience second to none: you will bring home not just life-long memories of colours, music, dancing and fun but also a richer understanding of the traditions and beliefs that make the country what it is. The major festivals in Pakistan mark various occasions important in the culture of Pakistan like the onset of new seasons, new crop or harvest, the legends or the Pakistan culture of a particular state/region. The festival tours of Pakistan take you to a journey of Pakistan culture. With every festival you will discover a new blend and the veiled historical legacy. As a tourist you can have festival tours of Pakistan. We at Hunza Adventure Tours offer you the best Festival Tours of Pakistan. We also provide you in advance the accommodation and the pre arrangements required to initiate that festival tour.
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Polo the Game of Kings, and the king of all games are traditionally played in the Northern areas of Pakistan and Chitral for over the centuries, it has been played between the small kingdoms, villages and rival groups.
With the advent of spring, skies of Lahore and Rawalpindi are resplendent with all types and sizes of kites. The entire population participates in kite flying matches to herald the coming of spring.
Shimshal is the remotest area of the Hunza Valley in the Upper Hunza Gojal, bordering with China.Shimshal covers the largest territory within Upper Hunza, from its western reaches bordered by the Hunza River.
The Kalash believe they are originally from Tsiam, although no one yet knows where that is. It is more likely they are descendants from Indo-Aryans (about 2000BC).
Kalash people organize Uchal, the harvest celebration to pay homage to the Almighty that blessed them with fruits and other crops. They prepare cheese, buttermilk and corn to celebrate this festival.
The festival is celebrated to welcome the arrival of the New Year. All the Kalash people remain indoors and outsiders are not allowed to enter their settlements for 7 days.
Horse and cattle shows are held at several places in the country to provide recreation and create an opportunity for healthy competition in various species and breeds of livestock.
Fairs are celebrated everywhere in the world, sometimes to commemorate a special event or seasonal change. This fair, held in the small but historic town of Sibi. It is 163 Kms, 3 hours drive, to the south east of Quetta.
Pakistan folk arts are centuries old. Unfortunately these arts are not being carried forward and there is a fear of the heritage being lost. Awareness is being created by organizing workshops, exhibitions, musical evenings etc.
For centuries, the Silk Route remained the main trading route between the south Asia and central Asia. The Silk Road Festival has provided a great opportunity to travelers to explore the un-spoiled natural beauty & unique cultural.