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Sikh Pilgrimages (2024-25) – 10 Days

Sikh Pilgrimages, As you go to the Sikh holy places dispersed around Punjab, Pakistan, you will enter a world of spiritual devotion and historical significance. This voyage offers a one-of-a-kind chance to connect with Sikhism’s historical roots while following in the founders’ footsteps and becoming fully immersed in the region’s rich cultural heritage.

 

Dates & Cost – Sikh Pilgrimages – (10 Days)

All seasons are considered good for the Southern Region of Pakistan. Considering the flow of tourists and demand for Sikh Pilgrimages, we carefully choose our dates for this tour. The start and end dates in the table below are your dates of arrival and departure from Pakistan. We have at least 2 guaranteed departures every year. Our dates and costs for Sikh Pilgrimages are given below.

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Holiday Information

Foreign travelers (non-Pakistani)

  • Implementation of Covid SOPs/Guidelines & Complimentary Safety Pack (sanitizer, 1 mask & glove per day)
  • Licensed professional guide (government requirement)
  • Airport transfer on the first and last day in Lahore
  • All domestic road transfers
  • All hotel accommodations (twin-sharing rooms)
  • All hotel meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner)
  • Support staff (assistant(s) etc)

Domestic travelers (Pakistani Nationals)

  • Licensed professional guide
  • Road transport 
  • Hotel accommodation according to itinerary
  • Hotel meals according to itinerary
  • Support staff (assistant(s) etc – according to need)

Foreign travelers (non-Pakistani)

  • Travel Insurance (recommendations only)
  • Visa to Pakistan (supporting documents will be offered)
  • International airfare
  • Personal equipment (clothes, boots, etc)
  • Tips for guides, porters, staff, etc
  • Miscellaneous (drinks, phone calls, laundry, souvenirs, etc.)

Domestic travelers (Pakistani Nationals)

  • Airport transfers in Lahore (can be arranged – additional charges)
  • Travel insurance (recommendations can be requested)
  • Visa to Pakistan (not required)
  • International airfare for overseas Pakistani
  • Personal equipment (warm clothes, boots, etc)
  • Tips for guides, porters, staff, etc
  • Miscellaneous (drinks, phone calls, laundry, souvenirs, etc.)

 

Highlights – Sikh Pilgrimages

Sikh Pilgrimages has a lot to offer. Given below are the main highlights of Sikh Pilgrimages

  • Sightseeing in Islamabad 
  • Shah Faisal Mosque
  • Rose and Jasmine Garden
  • Daman-e-Koh 
  • Margalla Mountain Range
  • Visit Nankana Sahib
  • Birthplace of Guru Nanak Dev Ji
  • Part of the Sikh pilgrimage circuit
  • Explore Rich historical significance places
  • Sightseeing in Lahore
  • Enjoy Pakistani cuisine
  • Visit Historical UNESCO-listed Badshahi Mosque Lahore
  • Visit Lahore and it's Top Landmarks
  • Experience the rich culture and history of Lahore
  • Explore Lahore Museum,  Lahore Fort
  • Shrines and Mosques, Wagah Border, etc
  • Make new friends
  • Discounted culture travel

 

Itinerary – Sikh Pilgrimages

The itinerary for our holiday is given below.

Drive to Kartarpur, Narowal 119 kilometers via the Lahore-Muridke Road from Lahore. excursion to worship for the entire day. In the evening, return to Lahore via vehicle. travel to the hotel.

Drive to Islamabad in the morning on the highway. We cross the Salt Range Mountains as we travel through typical Punjabi countryside. Visit Hasan Abdal Panja Sahib en route. Transfer to hotel upon arrival in Islamabad. Visit the Rose and Jasmine Garden in the afternoon and Daman-e-Koh (foothills of the Margalla Mountain Range) in the afternoon. Afternoon at the hote

Drive back to Lahore in the morning. Gujranwala, known for its characteristic Punjabi BBQ, is a city we pass through. Later, go to Aimanabad to see Bhai Lalu Di Khoi, Chaki Sahib, and Rohri Sahib Gurdwaras. To end today's travel, proceed to Lahore. Afternoon at the hotel.

Early morning tour to Baba Guru Nanak Dev Ji's residence in Nankana Sahib. Pay respects to Janamastan Baba Satguru Nank Dev Ji at the Gurdwaras. Gurdwaras Patti Sahaib, Bal Lila Sahaib, Tambu Sahai, 6th Padshahi, Malji Sahai, and Kiara Sahai are other examples. Later, go to Choorkana's Gurdwara Sacha Sauda in Farooqabad. Drive to Faisalabad in the afternoon. Afternoon at the hotel.

Drive to Nankana Sahib after breakfast. Baba Satguru Nanak Dev Jee Maharaj full-day excursion. Return to Faisalabad via car.

Travel from Faisalabad back to Lahore. Visit the Lahore Museum and Anarkali Bazaar in the afternoon. Afternoon at the hotel.

Today, we explore the Lahore Fort, its Sikh museum, and the Badshahi Mosque, three Mughal structures. Visit the Samadhi of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, Gurdwara Dera Sahib (Guru Arjun Dev Ji), as well. We next proceed to the Dehli Gate by means of the mediaeval walled city's bazaars, stopping along the way to see the Gurdwara Chuna Mandi. Visit the Mughal Shalimar Gardens and the Gurdwara Sheed Ganj in the afternoon. Special good-bye A typical Punjabi restaurant for dinner. In the motel for the night.

Shopping, relaxation, and light activities.

After breakfast today, your journey comes to a close. Take advantage of the airport transfer.

 

Why Register Now?

1. Early Bird Discount: The given prices for the holiday are limited-time discount offers and are subject to change. Service providers including (but not limited) to airlines and hotels increase prices in peak-season. Early reservations cost less than peak-season. 

2: Limited Space in Peak Months: The peak months in the peak season attract the highest number of international guests and are therefore sold out earlier. Due to our revised Covid-19 guidelines, we have restricted our group size to a maximum of 12 travelers. We are taking registrations on a "first-come, first-served" basis.

3. Pay Balance after arrival in Pakistan: In these unusual times, we appreciate that paying the final balance for your trip may cause concern. Our policy is to only receive your final balance once you arrive in Pakistan. The only payment before arrival is the deposit.

4. Deposit valid for 3 years: We understand the uncertainty surrounding the pandemic (Covid-19). As part of our relaxed booking conditions following Covid-19, deposits are valid for 3 years. 

5. Pay Minimum Deposit: The deposits for the holiday are also early-bird discounts and automatically change accordingly:

  • 1st October: USD 110
  • 1st November: USD 150
  • 1st January: USD 180
  • 1st March: USD 260
  • 1st May: USD 340

Note: The same dates above apply to next season's deposits.

Deposit (Advance) for Pakistani nationals

The deposit for Pakistani nationals is PKR 40,000 or 30% of the total price, whichever is greater. The deposit is non-refundable but valid for 3 years according to our relaxed booking conditions following Covid-19.

Refund Policy for All

Deposit: Once paid, the deposit is non-refundable (but valid for 3 years) as it will be spent on making in-country arrangements. In the case of visa rejection, a refund/partial-refund (if costs incurred) will be considered. In such cases, a valid proof of visa rejection must be submitted to our office within 72 hours of rejection. For Pakistan nationals, the deposit is non-refundable (but valid for 3 years) in all cases.

Balance: Pay the balance only after arrival in Pakistan on the first day. Payment guidelines will be shared timely.

Currency

All international travelers can pay in US Dollars (USD) or equivalent in Euros (EUR) or Pound Sterling (GBP). Pakistani travelers are charged the equivalent in Pakistani Rupees (PKR).

Single Supplement

Separate accommodation (single supplement) will cost an additional USD 523. This includes all nights. This payment should be made with the balance upon arrival in Pakistan.

 

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Overview – Sikh Pilgrimages

Nankana Sahib, the birthplace of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the beloved founder of Sikhism, is the focal point of this pilgrimage. As a symbol of Guru Nanak’s legacy, Gurdwara Janam Asthan at Nankana Sahib draws visitors from all over the world to pay respect and find spiritual peace. Deep contemplation and a strong connection to Guru Nanak’s teachings can occur in this gurdwara’s quiet environment and serene mood.

As you continue on the path of pilgrimage, you will come to Hasan Abdal and the Gurdwara Panja Sahib. A valued artifact left by Guru Nanak throughout his travels is a rock containing his handprint. The spiritual experience is enhanced by the natural beauty of the gurdwara’s setting at the foot of the Margalla Hills, resulting in a harmonic fusion of faith and the environment.

The famous Gurdwara Dera Sahib honors Guru Arjan Dev Ji, the fifth Guru of Sikhism, and is located in Lahore, a city with a long history. Since this gurdwara represents the spot where Guru Arjan Dev Ji was slain, it has considerable historical significance. The architectural design of Gurdwara Dera Sahib reflects the region’s cultural variety and coexistence through a blend of Islamic and Sikh elements.

The langar, or communal kitchen, found at each gurdwara, brings the concept of seva (selfless service) to life. Free meals are provided to pilgrims and tourists of all backgrounds as a sign of equality and unity. Sikhism’s key principles are demonstrated in this shared dining experience, which also fosters a sense of humanity.

 

Website Last Updated: February 15th, 2024
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