Chitral Holiday Deals

Chitral Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Chitral

When chucking a sickie becomes your new norm, it's time to break free from the nine-to-five and say hello to Chitral!

It sits 290 kilometres to the northwest of Pakistan's capital, Islamabad.

Put aside some time for discovering Mother Nature's handiwork at Tirich Mir. This inviting natural attraction lies just 20 kilometres away from Chitral.

If you have plenty of time, why not go to a few close-by places? Mastuj and Ishkashim are 75 kilometres and 80 kilometres away, respectively.

For something a bit more active, you could check out the region's rock climbing options. Or maybe mountain climbing sounds more appealing? Whatever you choose, you're sure to have a fun time.

The region's art museums, history museums, art galleries and craft workshops have something for all travellers. Step inside and find out what's happening.

If the weather looks good, pack up the car and head outdoors to investigate the surrounding area's open-air markets.

History nerds won't want to miss the area's ruins, traditional villages, old towns, fortresses and archeological sites. If this sounds like you, do some research and select one to explore first.

Whether or not you consider yourself religious, a visit to one or two of the surrounding mosques is a fantastic opportunity to acquaint yourself with the area's spirituality.

'There is no love sincerer than the love of food,' according to George Bernard Shaw, but add travel to the mix and it's a match made in heaven. You're invited to indulge in your two loves by eating and drinking your way across Pakistan.

If you're scanning a menu, there's a strong chance you'll see dishes with lentils or pulses. They're just two ingredients regularly used in the kitchens here.

Ask a local for their food recommendations and naan (flour dough) will likely be the first thing they point you to. Korma (meat) is another iconic local food you might like to bite into.

You probably won't need too much persuading to have a bite of gulab jamun (deep-fried dough in sugar syrup), a sweet treat that'll make you want to pack up your bags and settle down here for good.

What better way to discover more about a place than by joining in on a day of national celebration? There'll be plenty of festivities planned for Republic Day on the 23rd of March.

It's always sad when a holiday comes to an end. However, your time in the beautiful Pakistan region will have made you richer, no matter how much of your holiday allowance remains.

Seemingly endless security checkpoints, long lines and delayed flights. Airports can be stressful places. Give yourself ample time to find Benazir Bhutto International Airport (ISB). Located 300 kilometres to the southeast, this is the nearest terminal.