Take on the iconic ride from Lahore to Multan, pedalling through Punjab’s green fields, rustic villages, and endless open roads. Along the way, embrace Punjabi hospitality—savour traditional food, experience local culture, and connect with welcoming communities. From Lahore’s bustle to Multan’s cultural soul, this journey blends physical challenge with unforgettable experiences.
The Tour de Pakistan cycling challenge offers a mix of terrains – from smooth urban roads to scenic rural stretches. You’ll ride between cities, explore cultural sites and connect with local communities. While distances are manageable, the adventure offers enough variety and challenge to keep every rider engaged. This is cycling in Pakistan at its most authentic – immersive, adventurous and unforgettable.
Registration Fees: £550 – This includes all in-country accommodation, meals and airport transfers
Deposit only: £200.00 (Reserve your space now). The remaining fees must be paid by 31 March 2026.
Fundraising Target: £1,200 – for our Children of the World Campaign.
What’s not included: International UK-Pakistan return flights, your own personal travel insurance, international bike transfer and visa fees.
Disclaimer: A minimum of 75% of the fundraising target must be raised before the event date. Failure to meet this requirement may result in exclusion from participation.
Questions? If you have any queries, please feel free to email us info@muslimcharity.org.uk or call us on +44 (0) 3000 111 786
Day 1: Arrival in Lahore – 6 Sept
Arrive in Lahore and settle into your hotel. Later in the evening, we’ll gather for dinner, giving you the opportunity to relax and connect with fellow participants. This will be the perfect time to get to know one another and build camaraderie before the adventure begins.
Day 2: Explore Lahore – 7 Sept
After breakfast, discover Lahore’s treasures: the iconic Badshahi Masjid, Shahi Fort, and the buzzing new food street, before returning for an overnight stay in Lahore.
Day 3: Lahore → Nankana Sahib → Faisalabad – 8 Sept
On day 3, we ride approx. 75km (47mi) to Nankana Sahib, the birthplace of Guru Nanak, and visit a Muslim Charity-supported school in Bucheki. Continue cycling to Faisalabad (approx 65km/40mi), where you’ll check into your hotel and dinner will await you.
Day 4: Faisalabad & Charity Projects – 9 Sept
We ride about 65km (40mi) to the Kehkeshan School for children with cerebral palsy, then continue cycling to the Darkhshan School for Blind Boys and Girls. Engage in activities with the children before returning back to Faisalabad.
Day 5: Faisalabad → Sahiwal – 10 Sept
On day 5, we cycle about 100km (61mi) through the rural heartlands of Punjab en route to Sahiwal, where you’ll relax and enjoy an overnight stay.
Day 6: Sahiwal → Harappa → Multan – 11 Sept
Ride 40km (24mi) out to Harappa, home to the 5,000-year-old Indus Valley Civilization. After exploring, we continue cycling another 160km (103mi) south to Multan for dinner and overnight stay.
Day 7: Multan Projects & Return to Lahore – 12 Sept
Visit Muslim Charity projects in Multan and see the direct impact of your fundraising. In the afternoon, transfer back to Lahore for a farewell dinner.
Day 8: Departure from Lahore – 13 Sept
On your last day, enjoy breakfast before saying your goodbyes and departing with unforgettable memories of your Pakistan cycling holiday.
Funds raised by participants will supports Muslim Charity’s Children of the World campaign, which is making a life-changing difference for vulnerable children across Pakistan. The project focuses on rescuing street children, giving them a safe place to stay, access to education, and essential healthcare.
Street children in Pakistan are often exposed to exploitation and abuse. At the Child Protection Centres, these children can find a refuge where they receive meals, clothing, medical care, and emotional support, helping restore their dignity and sense of hope.
Beyond immediate care, the project helps reintegrating children into formal education to open doors to brighter futures. Whenever possible, Muslim Charity aims to reunite these children with their families, offering ongoing support to help rebuild their lives. Over the years, this initiative has transformed thousands of young lives, breaking the cycle of poverty and giving children the opportunity to thrive in a safe, nurturing environment.
Disclaimer: At least 75% of the fundraising target need to be raised before the event date. If this is not the case the Charity reserves the right to exclude participants from the event.
Absolutely! The Tour de Pakistan is designed for cyclists of all levels. This year’s route from Lahore to Multan is on flat roads, making it much more manageable than mountainous terrain. While a bit of endurance is helpful, you don’t need to be an elite rider. We’ll provide a training plan to help you prepare, and our focus is on enjoying the ride, soaking in the stunning scenery, and supporting a life-changing cause together.
Yes, of course! If you’d like to explore more of Pakistan before or after the ride, you’re welcome to make your own arrangements for accommodation, transport, and other logistics. This gives you the flexibility to discover even more of this beautiful country while being part of the Tour.
You’ll need to arrange your visa yourself and cover any related costs, which vary depending on nationality. For example, British citizens can apply online for a Pakistani tourist visa here: https://visa.nadra.gov.pk/tourist-visa/. We also recommend checking with the Pakistan High Commission for the latest guidance: https://www.phclondon.org/.
Yes, all participants must have personal insurance. Your policy should cover cycling challenges and any potential risks. This not only keeps you protected but also gives you complete peace of mind while enjoying the adventure.
You may need certain vaccinations before travelling. We recommend consulting your GP well in advance, as some courses can take several weeks. Common vaccinations include typhoid, polio, hepatitis A and B, and tetanus—helping ensure you stay safe and healthy throughout your journey.
Yes! The route is on flat roads, so most types of road bikes are suitable. To make sure your ride is smooth and enjoyable, check your bike carefully before you set off. If you’d prefer expert help, bring your bike to TEAMMC Cycles (Bike Repair Shop and Café), 9 Hessel St, London E1 2LR, where our experienced mechanic John can service it for you. Key areas to check include brakes, gears, tyres, chain, spokes, bearings, and bolts. A well-serviced bike will make the journey safer and far more enjoyable.
Yes, it’s smart to carry some basic tools so you’re ready for any minor issues. We recommend packing a multi-tool, tyre levers, a pump, two spare inner tubes, spare spokes (check your bike shop for the correct size), brake pads, a few spare chain links, and any extras for unique or high-tech components such as hydraulic brakes. Being prepared will keep your ride stress-free.
Comfort is key! Here’s a suggested kit list: cycling shoes, padded shorts, lightweight clothing, thermal layers, T-shirts, fleece jacket, waterproof jacket, gloves, hat or cap, sunglasses, headlamp with spare batteries, plus basic toiletries and first aid items. Pack for both comfort and changing weather conditions—and feel free to reach out if you’d like guidance.
Your bike will count as part of your luggage allowance, so it’s best to travel light. Most economy flights allow around 20kg per person, though some airlines may permit up to 26kg for groups—check your airline’s rules to be sure. A bike in a cardboard box usually weighs 15–18kg, so inform your airline in advance and request any additional allowance if possible. Careful planning will make your travel smoother and stress-free.
We’ll be staying in hotels and guesthouses chosen for comfort and convenience. While they’re not luxury properties, they’ll give you a good night’s rest after each stage. Rooms are based on twin sharing.
Delicious! Pakistani cuisine is similar to North Indian food but generally less spicy, with tasty Central Asian and Middle Eastern influences. Expect hearty, flavourful meals to keep your energy levels up throughout the journey.
That depends on your personal spending, but around £200 should be enough for souvenirs, gifts, or extra snacks and treats along the way. Most of your essentials are already covered as part of the Tour.
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