1-Day Tour to Khewra Salt Mines and Kallar Kahar Lake

The Khewra Salt Mine, located in the Punjab region of Pakistan, is a fascinating destination for tourists seeking a unique and educational experience. As the second largest salt mine in the world and one of Pakistan’s oldest, dating back to 320 BC, it offers a captivating glimpse into the country’s rich geological and industrial history. Visitors to the mine can explore its extensive network of tunnels and chambers, which stretch over 40 kilometers (25 miles) into the Salt Range hills. Inside the Khewra Salt Mine, the walls and ceilings glisten with the natural hues of pink, red, and white salt. The mine features several impressive attractions, including the illuminated Mosque made entirely of salt bricks, the Assembly Hall with its 75-foot-high ceiling, and the enchanting Sheesh Mahal (Palace of Mirrors), where salt crystals sparkle like stars. Additionally, the mine’s underground brine ponds and the 200 million-year-old fossils embedded in the salt walls add to its allure. The Khewra Salt Mine also houses a mini train that takes visitors on a memorable journey through the mine, providing a comfortable and informative tour. For those interested in wellness, the therapeutic properties of the mine’s microclimate are believed to benefit respiratory conditions. Whether you’re an adventure seeker, a history buff, or simply looking for a unique travel experience, the Khewra Salt Mine offers a remarkable and unforgettable visit.