I’d be happy to help you plan a 30-day trip to Pakistan on a budget! Pakistan is a country with a rich culture and history, and offers a diverse range of landscapes and experiences.
Day 1-3: Arrive in Karachi, check into budget accommodation (cost: around $15-20 per night)
- Travel method: Fly into Jinnah International Airport, then take a taxi or bus to your hotel (cost: around $5-10 for a taxi or $1 for a bus)
- Activities: Visit the Mohatta Palace, the Pakistan Airforce Museum, and the Clifton Beach.
Day 4-6: Take a bus or train to Lahore
- Travel method: Take a bus or train from Karachi to Lahore (cost: around $5-10 per person, or $25-30 for a train)
- Activities: Visit the Lahore Fort, the Badshahi Mosque, and the Wazir Khan Mosque.
Day 7-9: Take a bus or train to Islamabad
- Travel method: Take a bus or train from Lahore to Islamabad (cost: around $5-10 per person, or $25-30 for a train)
- Activities: Visit the Pakistan Monument, the Faisal Mosque, and the Pakistan Museum of Natural History.
Day 10-12: Take a bus or car to Taxila
- Travel method: Take a bus or car from Islamabad to Taxila (cost: around $5-10 per person, or $25-30 for a car rental)
- Activities: Visit the Taxila Museum, the Jaulian Monastery, and the Dharmarajika Stupa.
Day 13-15: Take a bus or car to Skardu
- Travel method: Take a bus or car from Taxila to Skardu (cost: around $5-10 per person, or $25-30 for a car rental)
- Activities: Visit the Shigar Fort, the Kachura Lake, and the Kharpocho Fort.
Day 16-18: Take a bus or car to Chitral
- Travel method: Take a bus or car from Skardu to Chitral (cost: around $5-10 per person, or $25-30 for a car rental)
- Activities: Visit the Chitral Fort, the Chitral Museum, and the Kalash Valleys.
Day 19-21: Take a bus or car to Hunza
- Travel method: Take a bus or car from Chitral to Hunza (cost: around $5-10 per person, or $25-30 for a car rental)
- Activities: Visit the Altit Fort, the Baltit Fort, and the Rakaposhi View Point.
Day 22-24: Take a bus or car to Naran
- Travel method: Take a bus or car from Hunza to Naran (cost: around $5-10 per person, or $25-30 for a car rental)
- Activities: Visit the Saiful Muluk Lake, the Lalazar Plateau, and the Babusar Pass.
Day 25-27: Take a bus or car to Gilgit
- Travel method: Take a bus or car from Naran to Gilgit (cost: around $5-10 per person, or $25-30 for a car rental)
- Activities: Visit the Gilgit Fort, the Kargah Buddha, and the Naltar Valley.
Day 28-30: Return to your home country
- Travel method: Fly out of the nearest international airport.
It’s important to note that this is a sample itinerary and can be adjusted to your preferences. Prices and activities may vary depending on the season, please check the current situation before planning your trip. Also, please note that the cost of accommodation, food, and other personal expenses are not included in this budget. Some additional activities you could consider are visiting the Pakistan Museum of Military History, the Pakistan Museum of National History and the Pakistan Monument Museum. It’s also important to note that Pakistan is a relatively large country and transportation can take a while and be quite expensive, so it’s important to plan transportation in advance. Also, Pakistan is relatively inexpensive compared to other countries, so it’s important to budget accordingly. It’s important to keep in mind that Pakistan is a Muslim country and it’s important to dress modestly and be aware of the local customs. It’s important to note that Pakistan has a vast range of natural and historical sites, so it’s important to research and budget for these extra expenses before your trip. It’s also important to note that Pakistan has a diverse range of cultures and languages, so it’s important to research the local customs and language before your trip.