Book Flights to Pakistan

• British Airways (BA)
• Pakistan International Airlines (PK)
• Emirates (EK)
• Turkish Airlines (TK)
• Etihad Airways (EY)
• Qatar Airways (QR)
• Saudi Arabian Airlines (SV)
• Gulf Air (GF)
• Oman Air (WY)
• Air Blue

• Direct flights to Pakistan from London Heathrow with PIA(LHR-KHI) : 7 hours and 30 minutes
• Flights from London Heathrow to Pakistan with Turkish Airlines via Istanbul (LHR-ISB): 11 hours and 40 minutes
• Manchester to Pakistan flights with Emirates (Jinnah International Airport): 10 hours and 10 minutes
• Emirates flights to Lahore (Allama Iqbal International Airport) from Manchester: 10 hours and 25 minutes
• Flights from Glasgow to Pakistan with Emirates (GLA-ISB): 13 hours and 15 minutes
• Fly with Qatar Airways from Birmingham Airport to Islamabad (BHX-ISB) via Doha: 13 hours and 25 minutes

We do offer Umrah packages 2019 for individuals and families while travelling to Pakistan and with a stopover in Saudi Arabia for performing Umrah . We have the large network of hotels in Makkah and Madina for a comfortable stay in both Holy places .

TravelhouseUK offers competitive airfares for airlines that operate flights within Pakistan, either from Islamabad to Karachi, Peshawar to Lahore or any other domestic route within Pakistan.

British Airways is going to start direct flight operations from 2nd June 2019. There is going to be three flights every week, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays. BA resumes these flights after a 10-year hiatus as the security situation of the country has improved.

PIA operates its direct flights from London Heathrow, Manchester and Birmingham airports to different destinations in Pakistan.

Keeping in view the travel needs of travellers from the UK and Pakistan, flights from various airports of the UK are operated for major international airports in Pakistan on a daily basis. The flag carrier of Pakistan, namely Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), facilitates passengers seven days a week, on more or less basis. Similarly, travelers who opt for flights from the UK to Pakistan repose their trust on Emirates which has its flights scheduled for Islamabad, Karachi, Peshawar and Lahore on nearly every day of the week. Etihad Airways, while operating flights at its maximum capacity, manages Flights to Pakistan throughout of the week. Similarly, the national carrier of Middle Eastern countries like Kuwait, Qatar, Turkey, Oman and Saudi Arabia also strive to be on top for both direct as well as indirect trans-continental flights. Therefore, these reputable airlines operate regular flights to connect both countries.

Additionally, British Airways has recently announced its plans to resume direct flights to Pakistan starting 2nd June 2019 with three direct flights to Islamabad every week.

For now, PIA offers cheapest business class flights from London Heathrow, Manchester, and Birmingham to Different airports in Pakistan. Fares could be as low as £1199. British Airways has yet to announce its charges for the direct flights, so contact our agents for a more current competitive price for Business Class seats.

For budget-wise travellers, peak time to book cheap flights to Pakistan is in the fall. Generally speaking, it would be really hard to find economical deals during Eid festivities, July and December holidays. It’s the time when most of the British Pakistanis are making their way to enjoy a retreat in their country of origin. In any case, if your travelling plans coincide with these religious or cultural events, it is advised to book in advance, to avoid busting your budget. Be the case as it may, TravelhouseUK extends its services even for the last minute flight deals from a wide range of inexpensive airline ticket.

As far as weather-wise tourists are concerned, the climate of Pakistan is so varied that no matter what time of the year you go; you are likely to find a pleasant weather. Mainly, Pakistan stands for all the four seasons and carries innumerable charms. Winter (November -February) is the most appropriate time to visit Sindh and Southern Punjab. The rest of the country is most flamboyant in Spring (March to May),When vibrant and lush vegetation can be seen in abundance, and autumn (mid-September to mid-November, when the leaves fall off.

On the whole, Pakistan offers great variety in its climate from cool mountain pastures running along the glaciers, through windy plateaus, to warm river valleys and scorching deserts. Arriving at Karachi, Islamabad or Lahore, the first impression of the tree-lined streets and well-watered gardens are mesmerizing.

Central region of Pakistan is blessed by the annual monsoon, which blows in across northern Punjab causing sudden Summer downpours from July to September and dropping an average of 400 mm of rain a year.

Naturally, it’s cooler at high altitudes in mountain valleys of Swat and Kaghan and around Murree where there is rain. However, it can get quite hot in summer along the dry northern valleys of around the Indus and Gilgit rivers, where the heat exudes off the bare mountains.

Plan your activities according to the weather conditions in Pakistan. For instance, June to September is the most suitable time for trekking and mountaineering,

Visiting major cities like Lahore and Karachi in summer (May and June) is a venture unapologetically high stakes. The temperature rises to an average of 40 ⁰C so brace yourself for an excruciating summer tan! Whereas Islamabad’s pleasant weather is expected to balance the heat waves with frequent rainfall at any time.

Moreover, it is advised to avoid travelling to Pakistan during the month of Ramadan, which is a month of fasting for all Muslims. Owing to such circumstances, eating publically can be a little difficult for the visitors during the daylight hours from sunrise to sunset. Besides, most restaurants are also closed, except the dining rooms of top-notch hotels. The starting date of Ramadan is subjected to the sighting of the moon. At the same time, cheap flights become accessible to potential travellers without much struggle.

PIA offers flights to major cities in Pakistan such as Islamabad, Lahore, Karachi, Quetta and Faisalabad. The airline operates from the London Heathrow Airport, Manchester Airport and Birmingham Airport. Soon, British Airways would be providing avid travellers with another option. Starting June 2019, British Airways would be challenging the monopoly of many Middle-Eastern Airlines in the skies above Pakistan. Emirates, Etihad, Qatar and Saudia compete with each other to attract more passenger by offering cheaper deals to travel to Pakistan.

Even if you are holding a British passport or any other passport of European Union member state, you do need a valid visa before you can visit Pakistan. But if you are of Pakistani origin and hold dual nationality, you do not need a visa to visit Pakistan.

• British Airways allows passengers seated in the Economy Class to bring along 23 kilograms of luggage. Those who have chosen Business Class for their travels can place two bags collectively weighing 32 kilograms in the cargo dock.
• As dedicated to standardization as to care taking, Turkish Airlines sets the limit for luggage allowance as 20 kilograms for Economy Class and 30 kilograms for Business Class flights.
• A regular Economy Class traveller will only be allowed to bring 30 kilograms of luggage for free with Qatar Airways. The limit for Business Class must not exceed 40 kilograms.
• It will be 2 pieces of 23 kilograms each for those travelling with Etihad Airways on an Economy Class. Business Class predictably has additional amenities and that’s true for baggage allowance, which will be 2 bags of 32 kilograms each.
• PIA offers more baggage if your ticket is issued in the UK. It gives you 2 bags of 27.5 kilograms (55KG) on Economy Class. Issuing ticket in Pakistan usually gives you less baggage of 28 kilograms only. Business class flights luggage allowance is a generous 2 pieces of 28 kilograms each. Sometimes a seasonal promotion with double baggage is offered for Eid festivals.
• Saudi Arabian Airlines, to be sure, allows 1 piece of 25 kilograms per passenger on an Economy Class whereas 2 pieces of 25 kilograms each are allowed for passengers of Business Class.

• Benazir Bhutto International Airport (ISB)
• Jinnah International Airport (KHI)
• Allama Iqbal International Airport (LHE)
• Bacha Khan International Airport (PEW)
• Multan International Airport (MUX)
• Quetta International Airport (UET)
• Sialkot International Airport (SKT)

Fleeing cities for colder climates and higher altitudes, those visiting Gilgit-Baltistan anywhere between late June and earlier August will bear witness to the enthusiasm these locals show in performing events like the Shandur Polo Festival in July, Silk Route Festival and Babusar Cup Polo Tournament in August. Throughout Pakistan, the Independence Day in August and Pakistan Day in March are celebrated in the true patriotic spirit. The latter involves an air show and a military march-past in the capital. Religious festivals are plentiful but Eid-al-Fitr and Eid-al-Adha are two of the widely celebrated religious events. On a rather solemn note, Muharram is another event that foreigners are curious about; the choreographed rituals themselves and the voice of minority above all else catches an outsider’s attention. Off and on, there remains in motion a sequence of floral, literary and film festivals that tourists can keep themselves up to date for. For many, this may not be their first visit to Pakistan and especially those on a diplomatic mission will be invited to birthday parties and wedding banquets of their hosts in the region.

Of course many hotels would not make our list but Islamabad has a cluster of top-notch hotels, guest houses, bed & breakfasts and even cheap hostels serving the needs of an ever-increasing influx of foreigners. The Centaurus Complex is still undergoing significant development so Serena Hotel, Marriott Hotel and Islamabad Hotel are obviously the best choices so far. Generous portion sizes, quality buffets, spa facilities, gymnasiums and a list of assorted activities define lodging in any of the three above mentioned, notably the Serena Hotel.
Side by side, both the Monal Restaurant and La Montana Restaurant are first-rate options for commuters across Margalla Hills.

The outdoor seating arrangement allows for a panoramic view of the green city from the restaurant’s balcony as sunset paints the sky in colourful hues.  The capital city has its people preferring a quiet crowd, which is why its top restaurants are the Highland Country Club, La Terrazza, Pizza Hut and Tehzeeb Bakers; the last one being the best place for pizza and other delicacies. Get your serving of the local culture at Des Pardes: a restaurant true to the Pakistani traditions as can be seen from the interior layout and tasted from the morsels. The rest is covered by local solutions, ordering practices, ice-cream bars, takeaways and even open air cooking in Lake View Park. Nightlife is lifeless without quality booze. Murree Brewery makes sure foreigners get their fill of whiskey, brandy or just some beer.

Speaking of Murree, the nearby Murree Hills are frequented by those staying in Islamabad but lodging facilities are poor, even compared to local standards. Environmental restoration gives both nature and tourism a second chance at Bhurban now that Pearl Continental Hotel acknowledges global standards of hospitality and encourages others to follow its example.
Lahore is regarded as the hub of the culinary industry based across Pakistan. Main M.M Alam road has the most number of famous restaurants including the likes of Café Zouk, Café Aylanto and Salt’n Pepper, all of which are established brands catering for intercontinental cuisine.  Special mentions like Cuckoo’s Den and the Polo Lounge also make it for featuring Lahore’s arts and sports.

Those arriving in the country by way of its main megalopolis city, Karachi, have their fill of its main restaurants facing the beachside, with the Kolachi at Do Darya serving guests with seafood and continental dishes. Café Flo, the Elbow Room and BBQ night appeal the masses with the very best of Pakistani cuisine. Other special mentions include Okra, Pompeii and Orrery for Mediterranean, Italian and Spanish themes.

Both Pearl Continental and Avari are leading chains in Pakistan and are highly recommended to tourists meditating a stay in either Lahore or Karachi. Marriot Hotel and Moevenpick Hotel offer cost-effective alternatives in Karachi. With their cosmetically beautiful interiors and an overall anti-septic environment, the experience can never be underwhelming.
Exertion is the age-old method for boosting consumption and those trekking in the northern areas are sure to find the trip pretty exacting. Fatigue sets in, at which point a hut, bed & breakfast or even a cheap hotel comes off as a good consolation prize. And excursionists are sure to stumble upon different chains of lodging facilities across the horizon.

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Whichever airport you touch base at (there are five noteworthy universal air terminals: Jinnah international in Karachi (KHI), Allama Iqbal international in Lahore (LHE), Islamabad International Airport (ISB), Quetta international (UET), and Bacha khan international (Peshawar), there are a lot of choices in car hire to get you where you need to be. Authorized taxis will hold up outside exit terminals at all of the airports 24 hours a day. Auto-rickshaws (tuk-tuks) are comparatively cheaper alternatives for commuting within cities. Check if altered rates are in operation or mutually agree on a cost/fare with your driver before you travel.