Sikh heritage holds a prominent place in Pakistan’s cultural and historical legacy, showcasing the deep-rooted connection between the land and the Sikh community. Pakistan takes pride in being the cradle of Sikh heritage and a blessed destination for Sikh pilgrims from around the world. The rich Sikh legacy in Pakistan extends across various regions, including Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK) and beyond.

Among the many historical landmarks, the Jamrud Fort stands as a testament to the Sikh era. Situated at the entrance to the Khyber Pass, this fort was historically regarded as the first line of defense for the Indian subcontinent. In addition to Jamrud, several other significant forts, such as those in Shabqadar, Lockhart, Bala Hissar (Peshawar), Bara, Michni, Bannu, Dera Ismail Khan, Haripur, Mansehra, and Oghi, reflect the architectural and strategic prowess of the Sikh period.

Many remnants of Sikh history remain to be explored, such as the ruins of forts in Khairabad, Akora Khattak, and Jehangira. These sites, built during the Sikh rule, await discovery and preservation, offering a glimpse into a fascinating chapter of regional history.

Pakistan’s dedication to preserving these historical treasures underscores its role as a steward of Sikh heritage, inviting people worldwide to connect with this shared cultural legacy.

Arival details

• Islamabad – Capital, Pakistan 
• Lahore – Punjab,  Pakistan

Transportation details

• All transportation for this Yatra is included, from airport to airport and other sightseeing places and tours.
• Choice of Car is subject to selection of Yatree.

Payment Terms:

• 50% Advance for booking
• Balance payment before 5 Days Before Yatra
• Refund possible 15 days before the departure date.

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