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Dastaan Tours

Name: Dastaan Tours
Address: National Incubation Center, NED University of Engineering and Technology, University Road, Karachi, PK
Telephone: +923161164810
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Dastaan Tours (Pvt) Limited Company, is registered with the Government of Pakistan and is offering operations from the coastal city of Karachi, Pakistan. As the name 'Dastaan' suggests, we provide visa assistance, lodging, boarding, professional tour guiding services to anyone who is interested in exploring Pakistan. We provide a variety of ecological agri-tours, heritag

e walking tours, gastronomical, and cultural tours that range include but are not limited to: visits to Indus Valley civilizational ruins in Moen-jo-daro in Sindh and Mehergarh in Balochistan, exploring different religious and cultural festival across Pakistan, museums, art, music and theater festivals, art galleries, handicraft and indigenous art pattern making workshops and horse/camel safari across the Thar desert. This agency is run by a female co-founder who is deeply passionate about promoting cultural and ecological tours all across Pakistan and runs female solo and group tours as well. If you are someone who is looking for a rich cultural exchange in Pakistan, broadening one's horizons, engaging in rich cultural dialogue and leaving behind a minimum carbon footprint, then Dastaan Tours (Pvt) Limited Company is here to make your trip to Pakistan a truly memorable experience, so that you go and share your stories (Dastaan) to your family and friends.

20/01/2024

Karachi-Glory of the East

1940 The Old Napier Mole Bridge, also known as the Native Jetty Bridge or Netty Jetty Pull, is a historic bridge located in Karachi. It connects the city with the Port of Karachi.
The bridge was originally constructed in the mid-19th century during the British Raj, when a jetty was constructed to connect the city with the harbor. The jetty was a long structure that extended out into the sea, and the bridge was built at the end of the jetty to provide access to the port.
In the early 20th century, the port of Karachi began to expand rapidly. This led to an increase in traffic on the bridge, and by the mid-20th century, it was no longer able to handle the volume of traffic. In 1964, a new wider bridge, Jinnah Bridge, was constructed and replaced the Native Jetty Bridge.

20/01/2024

Our guests from Germany at Mohenjodaro UNESCO World heritage site.

The people of Mohenjodaro were civilized, had a good management system, art of building houses with proper ventilation and day light utilization. In addition they used great baths. In short, in that bronze period, modern civilization flourished around 3000 BC at mohenjo daro, with a rich Harappan culture.

19/01/2024

Did you know?

The temple of Lucky Shah Saddar is located near the Lucky springs (Chashma) which flows from the Lucky Mountains. The people visit the spring (chasma) as they consider it good for skin diseases. People come from remote areas for bathing and also carry the water with them. In the past, Hindu community worshiped the springs as Shiva’s. Two temples are located right near the Lakhi springs, one is standing in a good condition, while another temple is in a depleted condition.

Our guests from Germany visited this unseen and lesser explored destination on their way to Sehwan Shareef in Sindh, Pakistan.

From customised itineraries, to invitation letters, visa assistance, logistics, accommodations and excursions, we have got you covered. Message us at [email protected] or +92 316 1164810 to book your unique experience now.

18/01/2024

Did you know?

The textile industry pumps between 1.22 and 2.93 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere every year. The result is that, by some estimates, the life cycle of textiles (including laundering) accounts for 6.7% of all global greenhouse gas emissions. That’s the equivalent of every person on the planet taking a 2,500-mile flight every year.

To counter fast fashion and the negative impact of the textile industry on the environment, we present an indigenous method of hand crafted block print method using organic dyes from farms of Sindh, Pakistan. This block print ajraks textile work goes back to Pre Harappan culture of the Indus Valley Civilization.

At our industrial unit in Matiari district of Sindh, Pakistan, women of the village use the same method to make ajrak print suits which are in cotton sourced from local farms of Sindh & Punjab province, using natural dyes, with a block printing textile method dating back to Mohenjodaro, Indus Valley Civilization.

To explore agriculture and eco friendly craftwork, we present to you an excursion where you can participate in the process of making your own textile work alongside the artisan. For queries, you can contact us at www.dastaantours.com
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28/12/2023

Pakistan notes the most growth during 2023 in terms of international arrivals 👏🏼

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16/12/2023

As a big supporter of sustainably sourced textiles, we take pride to announce that we have initiated a project in a remote village of Khyber, Sindh, Pakistan where the community lives below $0.25/day and the miserable conditions backed by low literacy rates forced us to brainstorm on something that would resonate with them and voila!

Sindhi Block print work is one of the most exquisite methods of using organically extracted dyes from fruits and trees, using 13 processes of dyeing, drying, washing and heating a cotton fabric to create beautiful imprints on the cloth using creatively carved blocks.

This method of block print textile work goes back 5000 years to the Indus Valley civilization, from where the priest king was excavated and was found to be wearing a similar pattern along with industrial and cotton traces from Mohenjodaro UNESCO world heritage site.

Why did we chose to teach this skill instead of others? As an entrepreneur and a believer on circularity, it's important to initiate projects that:
1. preserve and protect our cultural heritage
2. are eco friendly in their intrinsic nature
3. provide a sustainable source of income on a product that can be easily scalable (every day clothes which is a necessity)

carrying the tradition forward, a sample of women were selected and underwent the initial assessment training. one of the participants was quoted as saying:

'Given the current difficulties in Pakistan for the less fortunate, we eagerly seek opportunities to leverage our skills and hard work for earning. Our women possess valuable skills and with the right platform to polish them, they can derive benefits and improve their lives significantly'.

The next phase of the project, includes a month's long intensive training by a Master Artisan who's been in this art form for generations and would be training them to make them independent artisans.

We aim to not just scale our handicrafts work but to also introduce handicrafts making immersive experiences through Dastaan Tours. Stay tuned for more updates coming your way.

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15/12/2023

Did you know?

The Indus Valley Civilization is one of the oldest civilizations in human history. It arose on the Indian subcontinent nearly 5,000 years ago — roughly the same time as the emergence of ancient Egypt and nearly 1,000 years after the earliest Sumerian cities of Mesopotamia. The Indus Valley Civilization, in its mature phase, thrived for about 700 years, from around 2600 B.C. to 1900 B.C.

The Indus Valley Civilization derives its name from the Indus River, one of the longest rivers in Asia. Many of the Indus Valley Civilization's large, well-planned cities, such as Mohenjo-Daro, Kot Diji and Chanhu-Daro, were situated along the course of the Indus River, which flows from the mountains of western Tibet, through the disputed region of Kashmir and southwestward before emptying into the Arabian Sea near the modern city of Karachi, Pakistan. Other Indus Valley Civilization cities were located next to different major rivers, such as the Ghaggar-Hakra, Sutlej, Jhelum, Chenab and the Ravi rivers, or on the alluvial floodplains between rivers. Today, much of this area is part of the Punjab region, which is translated as the "land of the five rivers" in what is now Pakistan. Other Indus Valley Civilization cities are located in northwest India, and a few additional cities are in northeastern Afghanistan, near archaeological sites where tin and lapis lazuli, a blue metamorphic rock, were mined.

A British archaeologist named John Marshall continued the work begun by Cunningham when he became director of the Archaeological Survey in 1904. He excavated at Harappa and then later, in 1924, at Mohenjo-Daro ("the mound of the dead" in the Sindhi language), a site that was brought to his attention by local people. Marshall speculated, like Cunningham, that the civilization was likely only perhaps 1,000 years old. But, unlike Cunningham, he noted the many similarities between the archaeological sites of Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa, and recognized that the two cities were representative of a single culture, which he termed the Indus Valley Civilization.

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05/12/2023

Our founder was invited to speak on how the 'tourism' sector can be mobilized as an engine for growth, prosperity and sustainable development in Pakistan at the 3rd Pakistan Prosperity Forum, organised by and Pakistan Institute for Market research PRIME.

This served as an important think tank forum to guide the on how tourism can be used as a tool for equitable development, promoting foreign direct investment, governance and investment on people, youth, women and climate resilient hospitality structures.

This event brought together senior economists, finance experts, experts on privatization, FBR and State Bank of Pakistan's representatives and leading SME founders.

24/10/2023

Did you know?

Pakistan is the 5th most vulnerable country to climate change and given the fact that tourism development contributes to 1 out of 10 jobs globally, it is important to build local community centric hospitality design models that ensure local land ownership in terms of equity share, promotion of local food, handicrafts and jobs to strengthen the circular economy and setting up structures like the Yurt to ensure minimal carbon footprint, while promising a comfortable stay in the mountainous north of Pakistan.

Pleased to share that the seeds sowed last year in 2022, are nearing fruit and new Yurt properties are opening up in Hunza Valley in Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan promising tourism growth, jobs, and preservation of culture.

Comment on this post and share with us some of the best practices that are happening in your country that promote and protect the culture, environment and economy in tourism development.

Can tourism be used as a tool for sustainable development in your country? let us know in the comments

16/10/2023

Happy Poo Festival to all kalash community

Pool festival ( also known as a Poo festival) is celebrated from 12 October to 15 October. It is a kalash religious festival that is only celebrated in Birir valley where they perform their religious rituals.

Every year the Kalash community of Chitral celebrates its annual two-day colorful Kalash 'Poo' festival with traditional fervor in the Kalash Valley. Poo festival is one of the four festivals that the community celebrates every Year. Community people decorate their heads with flowers, sing songs in the local language and perform traditional dances during the 3-day Poo festival.

During this festival old women prepare traditional hats decorated with flowers and put these colorful hats on the heads of young girls who reach the age of 10 years while men and youths participate fully in the celebrations.The festival begins with males going to the altar for prayers, and then they visit fields to collect fruits and grains while singing songs and performing traditional dances. After that they get together in a place and perform cultural dance.

The purpose of the Poo festival is to express gratitude to God for the bountiful summer and the blessings of fruits and cereals. Before the festival, people in the Birir Valley abstain from consuming fruits and cereals, and in the past, severe punishments were imposed on those who broke this tradition. However, after celebrating the festival, they can once again enjoy fruits and cereals.This ancient religious festival, is still celebrated in Birir valley with full of zeals. Every year tourists all over the world come to this area.

In November 2018, the Kalasha culture was listed as 'Intangible Cultural Heritage' by UNESCO

Through sustainable tourism development, we can not only ensure preservation and protection of indigenous cultures in South Asia, but we can also ensure that tourism activities benefits and contributes to local livelihood.

15/10/2023

Did you know?

Bathing in Mohenjo-daro some 4,500 years ago was as sophisticated as had ever been the case in human history.

Almost every home in the city had a bathing platform with a water-tight brick floor and drainage system. The Great Bath was only the epitome of a well-executed urban system, not improved upon in the region until modern times. As these captions explain, even the drains were carefully thought out.

Through our trusted services, you not only reconnect with the magnificence of human innovation but also relish the urban planning, design, housing, and well managed drainage systems of the Indus valley civilization 5000 years ago.

Excited to reconnect with the marvel of our shared human history? Look no further and drop your queries at www.dastaantours.com

13/10/2023

Kotdiji, Khairpur Mir's Sindh.

Did you know?

Mehrano Wildlife Sanctuary is situated in Khairpur District of Pakistan province of Sindh an enhanced riverine forest privately preserved by the Talpur Mir royal family of Khairpur Princely state with endorsement by the Sindh wildlife department. It comprises agricultural land, forest, and hunting area and is home to various flora and fauna.

Mehrano Forest is home to approximately 4,000 big game animals, including blackbuck, Indian gazelle, hog deer, wild boar.

Additionally the forest lake boasts resident and migratory birds from Siberia and Europe. There is a reserved place for tourists to see wild boars. Mir Ali Murad Khan Talpur II, head of the royal house, has forbidden all hunting except of the jackal and an annual culling of wild boars which become a mortal threat to adjacent farmers and their families when boar populations become too large for the forest to hold. The Mehrano reserve shares its boundary with the Cholistan desert.

At Dastaan Tours , we understand your need of biodiversity preservation and protection, hence we bring to you a wildlife watching tour where you not only assist in conservation of this beautiful migratory species but also contribute to empowering local communities in protecting and safeguarding the migratory birds during December -April.

ready to experience and make an impact in conservation of the Mehrano forest? then look no further and book your experience at www.dastaantours.com

12/10/2023

This is a stunning Tarachand Shivalay Temple in Mithi, Tharparkar District, that is not only a remarkable architectural gem but also a symbol of the rich cultural diversity in Tharparkar, Sindh where the majority of residents are Hindus.

In your journey of exploring the religious and cultural diversity of host communities, let us assist you in interacting with local indigenous communities and share bonds with them.

Are you planning your next adventure in exploration of people culturally different from you? Then look no further and book your trip at www.dastaantours.com

Let us assist you in identifying and exploring places less travelled in Pakistan.

10/10/2023

The Lincoln Corners at Pakistan American Cultural Centre, Karachi invited the founder to speak on challenges and opportunities for sustainable tourism development in Pakistan.

Lincoln Corners is a flagship programme of the US Consulate in Pakistan to promote arts and culture, Innovation, entrepreneurship and exchange programmes between Pakistan & United States.

As part of the world tourism day, a theoretical session was followed by a technical skills building session so that young people are able to capture Pakistan from the lens of Cultural and environmental sustainability.

30/09/2023

Kotdiji is a massive architectural piece built by the Talpurs. Also called Shish Mahal, it was constructed by Mir Faiz Muhammad Khan Talpur I in 1890 A.D. The interior of the corridor is supported by walls and roofs. It has been decorated by colourful patterns. Tiny pieces of mirror have been used expertly in the ceiling which also has wood work.

29/09/2023

Enroute Shimshal Valley, Hunza, Gilgit Baltistan

26/09/2023

Sateen Jo Aastan (Sindhi: ستين جوآستان) is located on the left bank of the Indus River near Rohri, Sindh, Pakistan. The place was named as “safae-e-safa” built by Mir Abu al Qasim Namkeen when he was the governor of the Bakhar. He used this great scenic place as cultural gathering place, particularly in full moon nights. Abu al Qasim died in 1018AH and his body was brought for burial from Kabul at this place. His son Mir Abu al Baqa Amir Khan died in 1057AH in Thatta and his body too was brought to bury here along with his father Abu al Qasim Namkeen.

22/09/2023

In parallel with kalasha females, Kalasha males have a distinct traditional dress that is signified as a cultural symbol, heritage and identity. The traditional attire worn by Kalasha males comprises distinctive garments and accessories that hold cultural significance within their community. Regrettably, the significance of this traditional attire has lost its significance due to the modernization and ecological factors.

22/09/2023

Dates trees/palms production is a major source of local growers of Khairpur Mir’s Sindh Pakistan.

About Dates Trees
The dates trees reach at 21-23 meters in height. These trees can grow in a very hot and dry climate, it requires a long intensely hot summer. Trees of date palms can take 4 to 8 years after planting before they will bear fruit and also start producing dates fruit. It has been a staple food of the people of the Middle East and the Indus Valley for thousands of years. The dates production is a basic source of income for most of the local residents of Khairpur.

Photocredits: Bilawal Khan Solangi

22/09/2023

The hard work that goes behind making naturally extracted dye on a traditional block printed dress. It's fundamental to preserve cultural heritage, textile methods, natural dyes and appreciate the Indus Valley Civilization's rich cultural heritage.

22/09/2023

Join us today at 7pm (GMT+5) to hear an interesting conversation on how the founders of Dastaan Tours are leading the transformation in making tourism development, regenerative in Pakistan.

19/09/2023

Gwadar, Balochistan

18/09/2023

Kund Malir beach, Balochistan

17/09/2023

Karoonjhar mountains are located in Nagarparkar near the district of Tharpakar on the northern edge of Rann of Kutch.

07/09/2023

History of Saidpur Village Islamabad ❤️❤️

Saidpur was founded in 1530 by Mirza Fateh Ali. It was named Fatehpur Baoli after its founder. The village was transferred to Said Khan Gakhar by Emperor Akbar as a reward for the Gakhar family's services in the war effort against Sher Shah Suri. As a result, the settlement was renamed to 'Saidpur'. Sultan Said Khan was the son of Sultan Sarang Khan, a chief of the Potohar area during the reign of Mughal Emperor Babur. Located within Islamabad, Saidpur village is a place of cultural heritage that leans on the Margalla Hills. It is one of the oldest villages in Islamabad and Pakistan. Known for its heritage and Mughal history, Saidpur village is more than five hundred years old. Back in the Mughal era, it used to be the worship area of Sikhs and Hindus. The village has a multicultural heritage with places of worship of different religions. It hosts a Sufi shrine, Hindu temple, and gurudwara in the same area. The colorful architecture of the historical sites and panoramic view of margalla hills attracts a lot of locals and foreigners.
Saidpur village is situated on the hill road to the east of Daman-e-Koh. Saidpur Village distance is a 5 km drive away from central Islamabad city and 20 Km from Rawalpindi city. Said Pur village is one of the Best Places to Visit in Islamabad.

02/09/2023

Sadh Belo is an island in the Indus River near Sukkur, Sindh, Pakistan that is famous for its highly revered Hindu temples. The temples are associated with the syncretic Udasi movement of Sikhism. The island is famous for Teerath Asthan which is the biggest Hindu temple in Pakistan.

01/09/2023

Indus Woman.
Here is a tattooed woman from a village near Mirwah Gorchani of Dist Mirpurkhas in Sindh Pakistan. Tattoos mark with Indus signs has been considered by some to be significant for the Dravidian identification.

31/08/2023

Shabbir Hussain the heritage guide at Ganish Village, the oldest settlement of Hunza Valley.

Have you booked your visit to the Hunza valley yet? If not, DM us or book your excursion at www.dastaantours.com

30/08/2023

Slush is a startup and tech event held annually in Helsinki, Finland. Slush facilitates meetings between the founders of startups and investors such as venture capitalists, accomplished with events such as matchmaking and pitching competitions. Slush aims to build a worldwide startup community.

So grateful for this opportunity to present our product demo, at Slush Karachi on 26th August 2023, led by Katalyst Labs that aims to present homegrown products from Pakistan for innovation, business and connectivity. Dastaan Tours presented on the Virtual Reality immersive experience of UNESCO world heritage sites and mentioned the potential of Virtual reality tours expected to cross $6.5 trillion dollars in the global tourism industry.

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Natural and man-made disasters like floods, pollution & human activity pose a detrimental threat to our UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Sindh, Pakistan. In the case of 2022 floods in Sindh, Mohenjodaro was greatly affected and it was on the verge of being removed from the UNESCO list. Thankfully, the UN & Sindh Government team intervened and the restoration work is on-going at the moment. In this podcast, you will learn how the talented youth of Sindh is on the mission of converting a 5000 years old archaeological site into Virtual Reality (VR) to give the site a second life. The journey of Mr Arsalan Chandio is equally inspiring as he discusses the challenges his team faced in converting the site into VR and how he has played an instrumental role in preserving the site while being able to visualize how Mohenjodaro, considered as the capital of Indus Valley Civilization might have looked like 5000 years ago with drainage systems, Buddhist stupa and the lower city, tube wells, well developed urban infrastructure and landscape. This podcast will inspire you and will leave you fascinated with a question on how can we join hands to preserve our heritage sites in Pakistan and across the world? #podcast #podcaster #podcasting #podcasters #podcastersofinstagram #podcastshow #podcastlife #podcasters #podcaster #podcastshow #podcastersofinstagram #podcast #podcasts #podcastlife #podcasthost #virtualreality #virtualrealityart #virtualrealityworld #virtualrealitygaming #VirtualRealityTherapy #virtualrealityglasses #virtualrealityexperience #virtualrealityheadset #Sindh #sindh #sindhi #sindhis #sindhiculture #sindhuniversity #sindhi_ajrak_photo_challenge #heritage #HeritageDay #HeritageMonth #heritage #heritagestyle #heritageart #héritage #heritageproperty #UNESCO #unescoworldheritage #unesco #Unescosite #unescoworldheritagesite #unescoheritage #unescosite #unescoheritagesite #unescoworldheritagesite #unescointangibleculturalheritage #climatechange #climatechangeisrea

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