
Lahore to Swat to Kalam
Swat & Kalam Summer
10–13 Jul · 4 days, 3 nights
PKR 45,000
10 of 18 seats left

Lahore to Malam Jabba to Kalam
PKR 52,000
9 of 18 seats left
Shorter drives, earlier evenings and hotels with gardens. We start with a night at Malam Jabba, ride the chairlift, then move up the valley to Kalam for two nights by the river.
From Kalam a jeep takes us to Mahodand Lake for the day, and on the way home we stop at the White Palace at Marghazar before a last night in Mingora.

Pine-covered slopes and a chairlift for the children

Tall cedars above Kalam, and a river to paddle in

A day out by jeep to the lake of fish

The old summer palace of the Wali of Swat at Marghazar
Day 01
North on the motorway and up into Swat, with a long lunch stop on the way.
Day 02
The chairlift in the morning, then up the Swat valley past Bahrain to Kalam.
Day 03
Jeeps through the Ushu forest to Mahodand Lake, with time to paddle and picnic.
Day 04
Down the valley, with a stop at the White Palace at Marghazar.
Day 05
An easy morning, then home on the motorway.
StartLahore
Schematic · roads simplified
Hotels
4 nights in 3-star hotels with gardens, twin sharing
Breakfast and dinner
Day 1 dinner to Day 5 breakfast
Transport
Air-conditioned coaster from Lahore and back
Guide
Tour guide throughout the trip
Jeeps
Jeeps to Mahodand Lake and back
Lunch
We stop at good places; you pay as you go
Personal expenses
Snacks, shopping, laundry, tips
Entry tickets
The Malam Jabba chairlift and the White Palace

Night 1 · Malam Jabba
3-star · mountain view · twin sharing

Nights 2–3 · Kalam
3-star · by the river · twin sharing

Night 4 · Mingora
3-star · garden · twin sharing
All rooms are twin sharing as standard. Triple and quad rooms cost less per person (see below).
9 of 18 seats left
PKR 52,000
18 of 18 seats left
PKR 52,000
Prices are per person. Children under 5 share their parents’ room free.
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