A delegation of EU ambassadors and dignitaries visited Peshawar for an immersive cultural tour that highlighted the city’s enduring history and traditions. The group toured landmark sites and experienced firsthand the layers of culture that make Peshawar a key custodian of regional heritage, reinforcing the significance of Peshawar heritage in contemporary cultural diplomacy.
The curated itinerary took visitors to Gor Khatri and along the Heritage Trail, where ancient urban fabric meets ongoing local life. At the iconic Sethi House the delegation observed traditional architecture and learned about its social history, while the Peshawar Museum provided a deeper view into artefacts and narratives that trace the city’s centuries-long role in South Asia.
Travel through the city included a scenic bus ride that threaded through busy streets and heritage precincts, allowing guests to appreciate the living character of Peshawar. Delegates repeatedly remarked on the warmth of local hospitality and the visible care given to preserving cultural assets, noting how such encounters bring context to discussions on heritage preservation and tourism.
The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Culture and Tourism Authority presented the visitors with a carefully crafted souvenir as a gesture of welcome, a moment that underscored mutual respect and appreciation. The visit served as a cultural exchange that advanced ties and promoted collaborative interest in safeguarding Peshawar heritage for future generations.
