Safari Tourist Train reaches Attock

RAWALPINDI: The Safari Tourist Train jointly run by the Pakistan Railways and a private company on Sunday reached Attock.

The inaugural ceremony was graced by dignitaries including Secretary Railway Board Abdul-Malik and Divisional Superintendent Rawalpindi Noor Uddin at Golra Railway Station at 9:00 in the morning.

The train will depart for Rawalpindi at 3pm. The tourists can visit Golra, Hassan Abdaal, Museum in the Pothohar region.

According to sources, passengers and guests were indulge in a delectable breakfast spread before embarking on a journey rich in cultural exploration.

Travelers were treated to face painting, music, and insights into the historical significance of the Pothohar region en route to Attock Khurd Station via Hassan Abdaal.

Upon arrival, a plethora of activities awaits, from river visits to camel riding, complemented by a sumptuous lunch featuring local delicacies.

The “Safari Tourist Train” promises an enriching experience, boasting three coaches and a parlor car. With fares ranging from Rs 2000 for economy class to Rs 4500 for a deluxe package inclusive of meals, this initiative aims to promote tourism while celebrating the vibrant heritage of Pakistan’s heartland.