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Peshawar Tours







Peshawar Tours gives you complete details regarding the various tours to Peshawar. The center of activities of the North Western Frontier Province in Pakistan, there are a number of things to do in Peshawar. One of the most happening cities in Pakistan, Peshawar is located 170 kilometers from the capital city of Islamabad. Once the capital of the ancient Kushana dynasty, Peshawar has a number of sites that are of historical importance. All these places comprise the attractive locales of sightseeing in Peshawar. Peshawar tours informs you about these places in the city.

Taking you to the city steeped in history, Peshawar tours takes you to the nooks and corners of the city. Being the point of intersection between Central Asia and the great Indian sub-continent, Peshawar has always been an important place. Also known as the land of Pathans due to its proximity with Afghan border, the city has witnessed rule of various kings. From Kaniska, the Kushana ruler, Sher Shah and the Sikh ruler Ranjit Singh, Peshawar has faced many ups and downs. The old city of Peshawar is the main attraction of Peshawar tours.



The Old City Bazaar or the market place of the old city of Peshawar is filled with historical buildings and monuments. The main attractions of the Peshawar tours are Qissa Khwani Bazaar, Bazar-e-Kalan, Clock Tower Square, Chowk Yadgar, Tehsil Gorgathri, Mohaabit Khan Mosque, Sunehri Masjid, Peshawar Museum and Khyber Bazaar that pull a large number of tourist.



The Mughal Mosque, which was built in 1670 by Mohabat Khan, is a fine example of the Mughal architecture. Though it was destroyed by fire in 1898, with the help of traditional craftsmen, the mosque was restored to its original splendor. The striking floral work and calligraphy done at the prayer chamber in the mosque will surely catch your fancy.

During your Peshawar tours, you can afford to miss the Bala Hisar Fort. While traveling to or from Lahore to Peshawar, you will find the fort near the Khyber Pass. Built by the mighty Mughal ruler Babar in 1526, the fort symbolize the fortitude of the rulers. Peshawar Museum, built in 1905 should not be missed either during your Peshawar tours.
Tourist Attractions in Peshawar:
Peshawar Tours would be incomplete without a visit to the numerous Tourist Attractions in Peshawar. ‘Peshawar’ literally means ‘City on the Frontier’ and it is the provincial capital of Pakistan’s North-West Frontier Province. There is a number of Tourist Attractions in Peshawar.

Some of the popular Peshawar Tourist Attractions include:

Khyber Pass



The Khyber Pass, also known as The Khyber, is the mountain pass that connects Pakistan and Afghanistan.

Peshawar Museum
Located in the historical city of Peshawar between Deans Hotel and the Old city, the museum features treasured collection ranging from Gandhara


sculptures, coins, manuscripts and copies of the Quran, inscriptions, weapons, dresses, jewelry, Kalash effigies, paintings of the Mughal era and later periods, household objects and local and Persian handicrafts.



 Qissa Khawani Bazaar

Qissa Khawani Bazaar is the famous bazaar of Peshawar. The market is dotted with its traditional kehwa khanas, Tikka Kabab, Chapli Kabab and dry fruit shops along with a number of modern show rooms of leather ware and garments.

 

Jamrud Fort

Built by Hari Singh Nalwa, the Commander-in-Chief of Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s army, it is one of the popular
  






Bala Hisar Fort:
Bala Hisar which means ‘elevated fort’, is one of the most historic places of Peshawar.  


Altit Fort Located in the Hunza valley in the Northern Areas of Pakistan, Altit Fort was home to the
hereditary rulers of the Hunza state.

Hunza Valley

The mountainous Hunza Valley at an elevation of 2,438 meters is the main town which is a popular tourist attraction in Pakistan.

Chowk Yadgar


Located at the heart of the old walled city of Peshawar, Chowk Yadgar or “The Square of Remembrance” is
a famous landmark of Peshawar.




Cunningham Clock Tower:
The Cunningham Clock Tower which is named after Sir George Cunningham, former British governor, was built in1900 to commemorate the “Diamond jubilee of Her Majesty the Queen Empress”.
Hotels in Peshawar:
Hotels in Peshawar are many and provide a strong backbone for the promotion of tourism in the area. Thronged by a large number of domestic tourists and travelers from across the world, the lodging requirements of these increasing numbers of tourists are met by the Hotels in Peshawar that is steadily growing in numbers. The Hotels in Peshawar range from expensive luxurious 5 Star Hotels to low-budget hotels, guest houses and lodges which are preferred by budget tourists and family vacationers.

The more known accommodation in Peshawar are the expensive star rated hotels. Most popular and preferred among them is the 5 star rated Pearl Continental Hotel Peshawar. Khan Club Hotel and Tourist Inn Motel are also popular among the budgeted tourists and the backpackers who prefer enjoying comfort at a moderate price. These Hotels in Peshawar are known for their world class services in pursuit of maintaining the internationally hospitality standards.



Those traveling on shoe-string budget will not be disappointed as there is no dearth of moderately priced hotels in Peshawar. These hotels though reasonably priced do not compromise on the quality of service, facilities provided and the comfort factors in the rooms. These hotels provide comfortable rooms with basic amenities provided by most international standard hotels of their parallel category. Some hotels also give special attention to serving the dining, recreational and business needs of the travelers and hence have swimming pool, fitness centers and business centers to assist corporate travelers to continue with their business activities during their tour.

Tourists are advised to book a room in advance as they plan out a Peshawar tour. Spot booking can be highly expensive during peak season as tourists flock Peshawar during the peak seasons. Finding a room in the hotels during the peak season can be very difficult therefore one must reserve the rooms for a hassle-free journey. 

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Muhammad Shameel said...

In terms of history, Peshawar is a great region to have fun and vacation with buddies and family. And for that, you have to book a resort or hotel to live in. It’s a tough challenge to discover a great hotel to live in which is safe, clean, secure, and at the same time affordable. In this blog we will discuss the best Hotels in Peshawar.

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