Spiritual Tours

Spend a day visiting key sites such as Golra Sharif, Shah Faisal Masjid & Bari Imam Sarkar.

Food Tour

We can put together a great option of the best desi food on offer in the twin cities.

From the old bazaars of Rawalpindi, to the modern Sunday Markets in Islamabad, you can really splash out in one of the modern malls and buy everything you need!

Shopping Tour

Hijrah Tour

This is an eight-hour, full-day tour, starting anytime between 8:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. I will personally drive you around multiple areas, and depending on how the day flows and time allows, you may visit up to three areas.

The aim is to give you a well-rounded and informative day, including neighbourhood visits, the opportunity to meet local families, and stops at food places you prefer. Travel is in a fully air-conditioned vehicle, allowing you to relax and enjoy the experience.

This tour is ideal for families considering a move to Pakistan. We will explore Islamabad and Rawalpindi, focusing on societies and neighbourhoods where many expats and dual nationals live. The day includes visits to selected areas, viewing potential rental or purchase options, and gaining a realistic understanding of daily life.

Popular areas covered include:

• Bahria Town (Phases 3, 4, 7, and 8)

• DHA Phase 2

• Zaraj Housing Society

• Gulberg Greens

• Bahria Enclave

• Park View City

• Islamabad sectors (D-12, F-10, G-10)

Kindly complete the form below to obtain a quote for your upcoming tour with me!

"The two-day tour I had in Islamabad was genuinely eye-opening. I wasn’t just shown different areas to live in – I was personally introduced to expats already living there, which gave me real insight and confidence. We shared meals, socialised with local brothers, and I felt welcomed from the start. He also helped me get a SIM card sorted and showed me a few properties, which was a bonus. Overall, I left with a strong overview of the city, and I’m still in touch with some of the brothers I met during the trip. A really helpful and well-thought-out experience.

Before the tour, I had a phone consultation where we discussed my personal situation in detail. He gave me clear, practical advice on visas, documentation, and what to expect when living in Pakistan as a returnee. It helped set realistic expectations and made the whole idea of relocating feel far more manageable. That initial call gave me the clarity I needed to take the next steps."

[Muhammad, Luton UK]

Testimonials

Calm & Supported Short Breaks

As part of my tour services, I also offer short, flexible breaks designed specifically for individuals with autism and other disabilities. These experiences are planned with a calm, patient, and supportive approach, prioritising comfort, routine, and low-stress environments.

Each break is adapted to individual needs and may include quiet locations, gentle pacing, familiar routines, and minimal sensory overload. The aim is to provide a safe and reassuring experience for both individuals and their families, allowing them to explore and enjoy Pakistan at a pace that feels manageable and comfortable.

This option is ideal for families seeking a more understanding, flexible, and compassionate travel experience, where wellbeing always comes first.

Pricing Information

My services are priced at £30 per hour or £100 for a full day. A full-day tour covers up to 8 hours.

Please note that fuel, food, drinks, parking, and other incidental costs are not included in the tour price. There will also be a contribution towards the vehicle, which will be calculated and agreed based on the tour you book on the day.

This pricing structure allows flexibility while keeping costs transparent and fair.

"It was a very well organized and fruitful trip for my father and myself. We did not have to think about the usual hassle of food and transport, it was all taken car of by brother Farhan. We visited several places and ate good food and met wonderful people. This trip was a good insight in what hijra would look like for me and my family. Looking forward to planing another trip with brother Farhan."

[Umar from Germany.]

"I visited Pakistan/Islamabad for the first time in 20 years- primarily for a personal legal matter and Alhamdulillah that got sorted quicker than expected.

So I contacted Farhan to see if I could book a tour. He was very helpful in arranging a 2 day tour asking me first for preferences and suggested an itinerary that covered the wants as well as suggesting other useful things to see.

Farhan picked me up from ny hotel and took me to a variety of places interspersed with nice coffee/desert breaks, prayers and good restaurants that catered to my pallette

He was knowledgeable and engaging through out and even helped me with some shopping suggestions - he's the man in the know.

Some places we covered were Daman-e-koh (great though hazy view of the capital alongside meeting the local monkeys), Shah Faisal mosque (breathtaking), Pakistan monument/museums (epic history of Pakistan) and Bani Gali (saw maj, oxen and fresh air!).

Food was a highlight with us visiting several cafes (including loafology), restaurants, bazaar and the highlight of a Dharba- food there was simple but tasty.

Farhan also laced it with meetups with other brothers who had undertaken hijrah (which wasnt the intention of my tour) which was great as I got to hear first hand about their moves and experiences.

Farhan has a natural way of welcoming people and experience in knowing things to see/do so if you're looking for an engaging/hospital host- look no further and contact Farhan!

I wouldnt have been able to see/enjoy that many places in such a short time by myself- so recommend this for those who are not familiar with the area as it will save you time, money and a headache!"

[Fidah, Manchester (UK)]

"As Salaam Alaykum. This was my first visit to Pakistan, and it wouldn't have been so easy without the service and guidance of Farhan Bhai. This trip turned out to be more than just a tour for me; it was for me to reconnect to the land of my Father and find out if I could have a better future there as a Muslim. Through Farhan Bhai I was able to explore Pakistan's many rich and diverse locations, observe the lifestyles of others who already made the move back, and become educated on what it would take for me to be able to make a meaningful Hijrah to Pakistan. What was once something I could only experience from behind a screen, Farhan Bhai enabled me to immerse myself in the country enjoying the food, culture, people, and religion. May Allah SWT reward Farhan Bhai for opening up his time and life to those who would like to secure a better life. My message to any overseas Pakistanis on the fence: Should you feel it unnecessary to make Hijrah to Pakistan (thinking you and your life are superior in the West), still do come to Pakistan and enjoy a tour of Islamabad. I was conditioned by my family for years to think we were better in the West in every way, now I see how far behind Pakistan has left my family (and how deluded my family is for thinking otherwise). The land and people have no need for us; it is us who need them. The things my family lost in order to assimilate to the West are worth more than the things that Pakistan lacks. I thank Farhan Bhai for giving me the opportunity to learn this firsthand."

[Zaki from USA]