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Peshawar is the capital of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in Pakistan. It is also the administrative centre and economic hub for the Federally Administered Tribal Areas of Pakistan. Peshawar's strategic location on the crossroads of Central Asia and South Asia has made it one of the most culturally vibrant and lively cities in the region. Peshawar has evolved into one of Pakistan's most ethnically and linguistically diverse cities over the years. Book cheap flights to Peshawar by calling Travel Center UK today! Our team of experienced travel experts is equipped to give you the best deals on cheap flights to Peshawar. Peshawar is home to a few cultural and historic attractions. This includes the Governor’s House, KarKhano Market, Peshawar Garrison Club, Kotla Mohsin Khan, Durrani Graveyard, Kochi Bazaar, Qissa Khwani Bazaar, Bala Hisar Fort, Chowk Yadgar, the Peshawar Museum at the Victorial Memorial Hall, and several sites of religious – Buddhist, Hindu and Islam – worship. The city of Peshawar is served by the Peshawar Airport and we have teamed up with world-class airlines to ensure that you travel in safety and comfort to this exciting destination in Pakistan. Contact us today and ask us about cheap flights to Peshawar, and whether you are on business or on holiday to Peshawar, we have flights that match your needs. Book cheap flights to Peshawar over the phone and get personalised service. You will also get specialised services such as finding the cheapest rates owning to price fluctuations and advice on the best time for booking.

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Time Zone

UTC/GMT +05 hours

Airlines Flying

Emirates, Jet Airways, Kuwait Airways, Qatar Airways, Etihad Airways, PIA

Languages

hindko,pashto,urdu,

Best Time to Travel

january-december

Modes of Transport

Plane,Pus,Texi,Hotel Pickup,Metro Train,Car,

Currency Exchange Rate

1.00 GBP = 158.76 PKR
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TOP 10 PLACES TO VISIT

Check out our Top 10 attractions in Peshawar and make sure you don't miss it

Khyber Pass

The most famous pass of the world, the Khyber Pass, is 16 km from Peshawar. It has been, throughout history, the most important gateway to the plains of the South Asian sub-continent both for migration and invasion. Starting from the foot-hills of the Suleiman Range at the Jamrud; 11 miles from Peshawar, it extends beyond the border of Pakistan at Torkham, 36 miles away and it gradually rises to an elevation of 1,066 meters above sea level. The pass is 1 ½ km at its widest and only 16 meters at its narrowest.

Qissa Khawani Bazaar

Qissa Khawani Bazaar is a place which travelers must visit,because of it,s historical background,Qissa Khawani means the Bazaar of Story Tellers,in the older times there use to be professional story tellers,caravan arriving from different central Asian states staying in the inns.

Bala-Hisar Fort

Bala Hisar is a heavily-guarded fort that is located now centrally (in Old Peshawar it would have been in the north-western corner). It was built in the 16th century and has seen a long history.

Cunningham Clock Tower

Dear Tariq, That was in Tuzke Babri when the Mughal king from Farghana called it, Pushpapura, (the city of flowers), those days are gone bro. Pizza Hut Army Stadium, Usmania Restaurant, Silver.

Peshawar Museum

It was built in 1905 as the Victoria Memorial Hall, It represents the Gandhara Civilization. Also some of the Kalasha statues and wooden carvings are displayed here.

Jamrud Fort

Near Peshawar you are in the government lands of the Khalid tribe. About 20km east of Peshawar is Jamrud Fort, built by the Sikhs in 1823 to mark the western edge of their empire(one of the few to expand westward to the Khyber). Its trademark stone arch over the road marks the formal entrance to the pass. Once you cross under the arch you enter Tribal Areas popluated by the Afridi tribe. Pakistani law gives way to tribal law just after the gate.

Walled City - Old Peshawar

As an ancient town where the footprints of many diverse civilisations lay, Peshawar has several interesting historical sites. The old city was once a heavily guarded citadel with high walls.

Masjid

Near the narrowest point of the khyber pass, about 15 Km from Jamrud is Ali Masjid and a large fort and a british cemetry. The valley walls bear insignia of British regiments that have served here.

Buddhist Stuppas

On the south eastern outskirts of the Peshawar city are the crumbled remains of huge stupa......the age + - 2 AD. This is a Buddhist Stupa, founded in the early 20 th centuary ( + -1900). Only the foundation of the monastery, once magnificent with with it's double storied pavilions and high corner towers, remain to tell it's fascinating story.

Chowk Yadgar

Chowk Yaadgar (the place of remembrance) is old Peshawar's central square, is at the end of the Ander Shehr. The traditional site of political rallies, is the Speakers Corner of Peshawar, and the heroes of the 1965