Top 10 Places To Visit in Pakistan

Have you ever imagined a magnificent landscape than the rocky peaks and hidden villages? If you have, then you must visit Pakistan to see those wind-swept plains, from wild mountains to unreal lakes, to embellished mosques and historical fortresses. If you listen to western media, stop immediately, think of all those emerald green and turquoise blue valleys and rivers because that is what Pakistan tourism is about, So here are Top places to visit in Pakistan:

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Hunza Valley

If you have read about Pakistan before making your travel plans, you must have come across the name Hunza Valley once or twice. This massive district is made up of various valleys and villages. Some of the most beautiful sights here include Passu Cones-it is a natural work of art and one of the most recognizable sceneries in Pakistan.

Shimshal

Are you looking for adventure tours in Pakistan? If you are then, taking up an adventure activity in Shimshal is just for you. You will need to put in the effort to reach this location as it is a significant adventure destination. Shimshal is the place to go if you love climbing and mountaineering.

Kalash Valley

This valley comprises Bumburet, Rumbur, and Birir, which is home to Kalash people. These people are a minority in Pakistan and have their own beliefs, culture, and language. So, if you are into exploring new things, this is the place for you.

Phander Lake

The Phander is found in the Phander village. The location is almost too good to be true. The lake is teal colored and sits silently among the light-green trees in keeping with a landscape painting. Despite its beauty, it is still not the most visited tourist site, but that isn't a drawback for a backpacker.

Hingol National Park

This park looks like a martian planet even though it is in Pakistan. The park ranges over six thousand square kilometers and contains unique rock formations. The greenery is still not the best part about it; the park hugs the coast, which adds the ocean into the frame of this beautiful portrait you would call a National Park.

Fairy Meadows

Though the Fairy Meadows has become quite the tourist spot, which has made it very pricey, it is no doubt a surprise. The meadows give a crystal clear view of the Nanga Parbat, the world's 9th largest mountain peak. The journey starts from a bumpy yet adventurous ride on one of the world's most dangerous roads with a 5-kilometer trek. To put it in layman's terms, Fairy Meadows is where you go looking for adventure tours in Pakistan.

Lahore

It is a metro city, but it is a treasure trove of historical places, making it one of the most visited tourist places in Pakistan. Lahore is known to be the city of Mughals. And, many of the creations of that time are still there.

Swat Valley

The Swat Valley has a rough past, but the present-day Swat Valley merely is mesmerizing. This stunning valley in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan. It looks as if it has picked out a fairy tale. Think about green fields and forests, quaint villages and rivers with different shades of blue.

Shah Jahan Mosque

The Shah Jahan Mosque, also known as the Jamia Masjid, is located in Thatta, a Pakistan town. The mosque was authorized by Shah Jahan when he sought refuge in Thatta back in 1647 and somehow remains in fantastic shape today, just like the seven wonders of the world.

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Rohtas Fort

UNESCO has recognized this 16th-century fortress. Rohtas Fort is supposed to be the place you visit before you bid adieu to Pakistan. This fort is located near Jhelum, Punjab. It is 4 hours from Lahore and 2 hours from Islamabad. It would be best if you kept in mind that the entry for tourists is expensive whereas access for locals is far cheaper. Hence, you will have to put your "Jugaad" (referring to an idea from which a person can control their budget) to use.

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In conclusion, These are the top places to visit in Pakistan, and one thing is for sure that Pakistan doesn't lack beautiful places to visit. The country can quickly steal your heart.

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