Company Overview

About our logo

The logo design is based on the Indus stamp that was once used in the Indus Valley Civilization period. It’s the symbol of Pakistan with a design of the Markhor- the national animal; the Indus River; K2, the highest peak of Pakistan, along with the moon and star representing Islam.

Responsible Tourism

Being Responsible and Thoughtful of the Natural Environment - Initiatives being Undertaken at Indus Caravan to Conduct Responsible Eco-tourism to Maintain a Beautiful Pakistan into the Future

Blessed with nature, Pakistan has many unique and beautiful sights from the Karakoram mountain range to the Arabian Sea. Home to many rare species that live in the mountains like Pakistan’s national animal the Markhor, as well as the ibex and snow leopards.
Many migratory birds also pass through the Indus River system in the spring and autumn. During the winter, migratory birds arrive here from Siberia and Central Asia.
Unfortunately, overexploitation of the natural resources due to economic growth, uncontrolled development of tourism, and pollution from trash is causing the loss of habitat and impacting the natural beauty of Pakistan.
Indus Caravan thoughtfully operates tours in the following ways:

• Reduce the use of plastic products and unnecessary packaging
• Reduce the use of small plastic bottles by installing mineral water servers on moving vehicles.
• Being responsible with our trash. Promoting trash cleanup activities at camping and National Parks that we visit.
• Being respectful of local customs, having cultural and religious sensitivity when visiting the villages.
• Practicing good manners for wildlife observation and photography by keeping a proper distance from wild animals.
• Promoting wildlife awareness and protection among the residents so they can also understand the value of ecotourism as a source of benefit to them.
• We promote smaller group sizes in order to minimize the impact on the resources as we visit these small villages.
• Promoting cultural / religious sensitivity of our guests by educating them about the local customs as well as taboos in order to avoid miscommunication or offensive behavior.
• Being respectful of socially and religiously significant places by acting in a respectful way when taking photos or speaking as a group or as a male/female.

We are making these efforts and ask that our customers understand and cooperate in order to sustain the healthy development of tourism in Pakistan. If you have a concern or suggestion for improving your tour, please feel free to contact us. We look forward to expanding our efforts to promote environmental conservation together with you and the communities of Pakistan.

Our Team

Adnan Saeed
CEO

A native of Abbottabad did my graduation from Peshawar a historic multicultural city, A Service industry professional with 10 years of experience, I am responsible as CEO of Indus Caravan a leading name in tourism and Hospitality sector in Pakistan. Fluent in Pashto and also handles tours throughout Afghanistan.

Ejaz Sohail
Managing Director

I hail from Faisalabad and settled in Islamabad from last 33 years. A Business Graduate choose tourism as a profession due to interest in culture and adventure. I Joined the tourism industry in 2005 and worked in operation department, now I have an experience of 18 years in managing tours, correspondence and operations matter’s.

(Amin) Ghazi Karim
Mountain Guide

A native of Karimabad Hunza in Gilgit Baltistan grew up watching tourist tour in my village throughout the summers for Karakorum and Himalayan ranges. I am Working in Adventure tourism from 2001. Covers the Hunza region as well as the Baltoro Glacier K2 region and the Hindu Kush.

Saleem Ullah Baig
Tour Guide

Being a resident of Hunza gave me exposure to tourism is my early age, after doing Japanese advance diploma in 2002 I am working as senior JSG with experience of over two decades. I have also acted in Japanese films shot in Hunza.

Rehmat Ali
Tour Guide

A native of Hunza, I am a multilingual speaking Guide with high command on English and Japanese. I am working in the tourism industry from 2003 as cultural Japanese Speaking Guide. Very interested in Gandhara sites and sculptures, and Petroglyphs along the Indus Valley.

Muhammad Abid

Tour Guide

Hailing from Mansehra in Khyber Pakhtun khwa, I did Japanese language course in 2002 and after that worked with tourists as JSG and interpreter with many Japanese NGO’s in Pakistan before joining Indus Caravan.

Rashid Ahmed
Tour Guide

A graduate of Tourism and Hospitality I choose hospitality sector as a way of life after getting in love with the beauty of my motherland Ghizer. I am working as English Speaking Cultural and Trekking Guide.

Danish Sadheer
Tour Guide

I did my graduation from Peshawar followed by Japanese Language course from NUML Islamabad, I am working as English and Japanese Speaking Guide.

Noor Khan
Mountain Chef

I found a new purpose to life after becoming Adventure Chef 10 years ago prior to that I worked in hotels and restaurants for more than 13 years. I am good at Japanese, Chinese and Italian food as well as Pakistani food.

Hasrat Baig
Mountain Chef

I learned many things in life quite early by going to Pamir from my Village Shimshal, that journey continues today as I enjoy making food in nature. Learning to cook a variety of dishes that can be cooked in the mountains.

Waheed Qureshi
Mountain Assistant

Working as office and field assistant, I am helping operation department to make our tours smoother and hassle free. I go to help out at camps in the mountains, in Balochistan and in other parts of the country.

Babar Khan
Driver

Babar has been working in tourism industry from 15 years as chauffeur.

Ajab Gul
Driver

Ajab has vast experience of 15 years in Gulf states and Pakistan as Chauffeur

Akhtar Nawaz
Driver

Most experienced chauffeur has been driving the tourist around Pakistan from last 30 years