Nurpur Noon
Lahore, Pakistan
The Experience
A seven-day journey through rural Punjab and Lahore, hosted from the Noon family’s ancestral estate.
Seven Days
4 Nights at the Nurpur Noon Estate
2 Nights in Lahore
Capacity: 10 Guests
Dates: October 20th-27th, 2026
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Horseback Riding
Tent Pegging Practice
Polo chukkas at the Noon’s private polo pitch
Ride camels in the rose garden
Nature Exploration & Day Trips to the Waterfalls and Salt mines
Boat Cruise on the River where Alexander the Great fought King Porus
Clay Pigeon Shooting
Historical visit to the Old Forts and Hindu temples
Authentic Village Experience
Traditional Entertainment.
Visit of Lahore old city and museums
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Day 1: Arrival at Nurpur Noon
Arrive in Lahore and travel through the Punjabi countryside to Nurpur Noon. Settle into the estate before exploring the stables, watching a tent-pegging demonstration and gathering for a sunset barbecue by the pool.Day 2: Katas Raj & the Salt Range
Visit the ancient Katas Raj Temples before continuing into the dramatic landscape of the Salt Range and exploring the historic Malot temples. Return to Nurpur Noon for horseback riding through the orange groves, clay-pigeon shooting or a relaxed afternoon by the pool, followed by a formal dinner at the house.Day 3: Waterfalls & Salt Mines
Swim beneath secluded waterfalls in a gorge long treasured by Saif’s family, then visit one of the region’s working salt mines. Return to the estate for an afternoon in the gardens before a traditional Pakistani barbecue.Day 4: Village Life & the Jhelum
Discover the nearby village and walk back through the estate’s orchards for lunch in the garden. Later, cruise along the Jhelum River, the setting of Alexander the Great’s historic battle with King Porus, before a black-tie dinner and live Qawwali performance.Day 5: On to Lahore
Travel to Lahore and settle into The Fred before visiting the Lahore Polo Club, timing permitting. Spend the afternoon at the Lahore Museum, followed by dinner at the hotel.Day 6: Old Lahore
Explore Lahore’s galleries, markets and shops before a guided tour through the historic old city and its Mughal landmarks. Conclude the journey with a farewell dinner at Andaaz, overlooking the city.Day 7: Departure
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Location
Nurpur Noon is located in Punjab, Pakistan.Getting There
Fly into Lahore or Islamabad, where a private driver will meet you for the approximately 2.5-hour journey to the estate. -
Accommodation & Activities: £4,500 per person
Includes:
Four nights at Nurpur Noon in a private bedroom
Two nights at a luxury hotel in Lahore
Full board throughout the journey
Polo practice and horseback riding
All excursions and activities outlined in the itinerary
Museum entry, guides and equipment
Airport and itinerary transfers
Security throughout
Not included:
International flights
Gratuities
Personal purchases
Travel Back in Time with the Noon Family
Set among the orange groves of rural Punjab, Nurpur Noon is the ancestral home of the Noon family and the base for this seven-day journey through Pakistan.
Hosted by Saif, you’ll experience the region through the traditions that have shaped life here for generations. From horseback riding and tent pegging to ancient temples, secluded waterfalls and evenings around the family table, each day offers a personal introduction to the Pakistani countryside.
The journey concludes with two days in Lahore, exploring its Mughal landmarks, galleries, markets and vibrant culinary scene. This is an invitation to discover Pakistan not simply as a visitor, but as a welcomed guest.
Meet Your Host,
Saif
Having grown up at Nurpur Noon, Saif knows the estate and surrounding region intimately. A keen polo player and accomplished tent pegger, he brings an adventurous spirit, natural warmth and a genuine talent for bringing people together.
We have shaped this journey together, drawing on the places, people and traditions that have defined his experience of Pakistan. Saif will be with you throughout, welcoming you into his family home and sharing his country as only he can.
THE ESTATE
Nurpur House has been lovingly owned by the wonderful Noon family for several centuries…
It is an exquisite example of traditional Mughal architecture with Equestrian and Colonial themes. Simply a dream to look at.
This incredible house, which will serve as your residence, features 20 spacious rooms, each with a private bathroom and AC.
You can enjoy the spacious formal dining room, a lovely drawing room with two open fireplaces where tea is usually served, as well as a second house just accross the garden with a charming wrapped around terrace where one can relax in a long chair, transporting you back in time…
THE GROUNDS
The fantastic private area for the swimming pool comes with a lounge, BBQ, sun chairs and a pool table, central to any late night in this magical place.
The lovely lawns will served as your favorite place for tea, some clay shooting or just petting the miniatures horses roaming around freely.
The estate is fully staffed, and the dedicated team will be on hand to cater to all your needs at any times throughout your stay.
THE ITINERARY
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Day 1: Arrival at Nurpur Noon
The journey begins with a drive through the Punjabi countryside to Nurpur Noon, the Noon family’s ancestral estate.
After lunch in the gardens, follow Saif to the stables for an introduction to tent pegging, with the chance to take part yourself.
As evening falls, gather by the pool for a relaxed barbecue beneath the open sky.
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Day 2: Kataj Raj Temple & Mehwish Fort
Travel into the Salt Range, where the ancient Katas Raj Temples rise from a landscape of rocky hills and sacred waters.
Continue on foot to the historic Malot temples before returning home for tea.
The afternoon unfolds between horseback rides through the orange groves, clay-pigeon shooting and time by the pool, followed by dinner in the formal dining room.
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Day 3: Waterfalls & Salt Mines
Set out for a secluded gorge long treasured by Saif’s family, where waterfalls and natural pools offer a hidden place to swim.
From there, descend into one of the region’s working salt mines to discover the source of its distinctive pink salt.
Back at Nurpur Noon, the afternoon is left unhurried before a traditional Pakistani barbecue.
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Day 4: Life Along the Jhelum
Spend the morning in the nearby village, meeting its residents and discovering the crafts and traditions of daily life.
Walk home through Nurpur Noon’s orchards for lunch in the garden, then take to the Jhelum River, whose banks witnessed the historic battle between Alexander the Great and King Porus.
The final night at the estate calls for black tie, with dinner at the house followed by live Qawwali.
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Day 5: From Country to City
Leave the quiet of Nurpur Noon behind for Lahore, a city shaped by Mughal grandeur and a restless contemporary energy.
After checking into The Fred, spend the afternoon between the Lahore Polo Club and Lahore Museum before returning to the hotel for dinner.
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Day 6: Lahore, Old & New
Begin among Lahore’s galleries, shops and markets, moving between the city’s contemporary creative scene and its more traditional quarters.
Later, enter the old city with a private guide to discover its mosques, monuments and richly layered streets.
The journey concludes over dinner at Andaaz, with views across Lahore’s historic rooftops.
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Day 7: Farewell to Pakistan
A final breakfast at The Fred before your private transfer to the airport.
Where You’ll Stay
Set in the peaceful Punjabi countryside, the estate is surrounded by open landscapes and abundant wildlife, offering complete privacy and a slower rhythm of life. By the time you arrive, the city feels far away, replaced by birdsong, open skies and the quiet beauty of rural Pakistan.
Nearby
Approximately 2.5 hours from Lahore
Approximately 2.5 hours from Islamabad
Arrival
Direct international flights serve both Lahore (LHE) and Islamabad (ISB) from major cities, including London. Upon arrival, a private driver will meet you at the airport and accompany you to the estate.