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Pakistan's Biggest Desert Motorsport Festival
5 Day Cholistan Jeep Rally Spectator Tour
5 Days / 4 Nights By Road From Lahore 4.8 · 6 reviews
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A dedicated spectator itinerary timed to Pakistan's largest desert motorsport event, the annual TDCP Cholistan Jeep Rally near Derawar Fort, combining the rally's dune racing and cultural nights with a wider Bahawalpur and Cholistan Desert itinerary.
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Day by Day Itinerary
Day 1, Lahore to Bahawalpur
Drive via Multan, Noor Mahal visit, settle in.
Days 2 to 3, Cholistan Jeep Rally
Full days at the rally venue near Derawar Fort, race categories, cultural nights, camel races and handicraft displays.
Day 4, Derawar Fort & Cholistan Desert
Daytime exploration of Derawar Fort and a desert camping experience away from the rally crowds.
Day 5, Return to Lahore
Morning departure, arrive by afternoon.
Tour Highlights
Cholistan Jeep Rally Race Days (Stock, Prepared & Women's Categories)Derawar Fort Illuminated at NightCultural Nights, Camel Races & Handicraft DisplaysNoor Mahal & Bahawalpur CityCholistan Desert Camping
What's Included
Private transport from Lahore
Hotel and desert camp accommodation
Rally viewing arrangements
Licensed guide
Not Included
Lunches and dinners
Personal expenses
Tour Information
Duration
5 Days / 4 Nights
Travel Mode
By Road
Departure City
Lahore
Group Size
2 to 15 people
Best Time
February (rally dates vary by year)
Where You'll Stay
Bahawalpur hotel
2 nights.
Cholistan desert camp
2 nights camping near the rally venue.
Questions About This Tour
Typically in February each year, organized by the Tourism Development Corporation of Punjab (TDCP), exact dates shift slightly year to year, so we confirm current dates before booking.
Not at all, the rally is as much a cultural festival as a motorsport event, with cultural nights, camel races and handicraft displays alongside the racing itself, enjoyable even without specific motorsport interest.
One of Pakistan's largest desert festivals, around 100 to 120 competing drivers and an estimated 100,000 spectators attend each year.