Archaeological Places of Pakistan

Itinerary:

Islamabad - Taxila – Swat - Behrain – Swat – Nimogram - Udegram – Swat - Takhtbai – Peshawar - Peshawar – Lahore – Lahore - Harappa – Multan – Karachi - Thatta - Mohenjodaro – Karachi – Karachi.

Pakistan has a history dating back to a period of a half a million years. This is the land which played a major role in introducing the concept of culture, society and civilization to this earth.

The material collected from the glacial deposits of Soan River is comprised of choppers, chopping tools and axes and indicates the Stone Age in this region.

The people of Paleolithic Soan survived in the region for a considerable period and transformed themselves gradually from the hunting stage to the conditions of a well-settled life.

Excavations at Sarai Khola, Harrapa, Amri, Moenjodaro, Kot Digi and other sites have established that in 2350 B.C. the pre-historic people of the Indus Valley developed a sophisticated society based on agriculture economy.