For travellers from Pakistan

Turkey tour packages from Pakistan.

Istanbul, Cappadocia, Pamukkale and the coast, run by our own team on the ground in Türkiye. Prices shown in PKR, the visa route explained for Pakistani travellers, and someone on WhatsApp from the day you book to the day you fly home.
from, per person
Rs 155,500
ready-made trips
32
non-stop to Istanbul
~7h
WhatsApp support
24/7

Budgeting

What a Turkey trip from Pakistan costs.

The package is the biggest line and the one we fix for you. Flights and the visa you pay directly, so you always see exactly what each part costs.

Tour package in TürkiyeHotels, breakfast, transfers, guided touring, entrance fees and listed domestic flights.
from Rs 155,500 per person
Return flight from PakistanFares swing with season and airline. Book early for Eid and the summer peak.
Booked separately
Turkey visaThe fee depends on the visa type you are issued. Check the current fee when you apply.
Paid to the visa authority
Cappadocia balloon flight (optional)Sunrise flight with hotel pickup. Weather-dependent; rebooking handled.
from Rs 67,500 per person
Meals not listed, shopping, extrasLunches on touring days are already included in every package.
Your choice

Paperwork

Turkey visa for Pakistani passport holders

Pakistani passport holders need a visa to visit Türkiye.

If you hold a valid visa or residence permit from a Schengen country, the USA, the UK or Ireland, you can usually apply online for a single-entry Türkiye e-Visa at evisa.gov.tr. Otherwise you apply for a sticker visa through the Turkish mission and its visa application centre. Requirements change, so confirm the current checklist before you apply - we send the hotel confirmations and itinerary letter your application needs.

Our e-Visa support

Getting there

Flights from Karachi to Istanbul

Turkish Airlines flies non-stop from Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad to Istanbul, roughly six to seven hours in the air. One-stop routes via the Gulf hubs are also common and sometimes cheaper.

Book the flight that suits you and send us the details: your driver meets you in the arrivals hall with a name board, and we track the flight so a delay never means a missed pickup.

Best time to go: April to June and September to October bring mild weather and thinner crowds. July and August are hot and busy; December to March is quieter and cheaper, with snow in Cappadocia.

Good to know

Your questions,
answered.

How much does a Turkey tour cost from Pakistan?

Our Turkey packages start from the per-person price on this page (two travellers sharing a room), shown in rupees at the live exchange rate from our euro price. It includes hotels, daily breakfast, airport transfers, guided touring, entrance fees and any domestic flights in the itinerary. Add your return flight, visa fee and personal spending.

Do Pakistani citizens need a visa for Turkey?

Yes. If you hold a valid visa or residence permit from a Schengen country, the USA, the UK or Ireland, you can usually apply online for a single-entry e-Visa at evisa.gov.tr. Otherwise you apply for a sticker visa through the Turkish mission and its visa application centre. Start well before you travel and confirm the current checklist.

Is there a direct flight from Pakistan to Istanbul?

Yes. Turkish Airlines operates non-stop flights from Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad to Istanbul, about six to seven hours. One-stop options via Dubai, Doha or Abu Dhabi are also available.

Are international flights included in the package?

No. Package prices cover everything inside Türkiye. You book your Pakistan to Istanbul flight separately and we line up your airport pickup around it.

Is halal food easy to find in Turkey?

Yes. Türkiye is a Muslim-majority country and the food in restaurants, hotels and street stalls is overwhelmingly halal. Mosques are everywhere, including at the major sights, so keeping prayer times while touring is easy.

Ready when you are

Plan your Turkey trip from Pakistan.

Tell us your dates and group size. We reply with availability, the final price and the paperwork you need.