Top Most Beautiful Tourism Places and Destinations in
Pakistan
(Praise be to
God), We are grateful to Allah Almighty for bestowing upon us the precious gift
of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, a nation that stands as a beautiful
masterpiece of nature in every corner. Pakistan’s rivers, skies, mountains,
deserts, plains, green and fertile lands, healthful hill stations, mineral
wealth, the world’s highest mountain peaks, and enchanting natural vistas not
only captivate the people within the country but also draw the attention of
travelers from all over the world.
In the
northern regions of Pakistan, places like Gilgit-Baltistan, Skardu, Hunza,
Chitral, Chilas, Azad Kashmir including Muzaffarabad, Rawalakot, Neelum Valley,
Banjosa Lake, and similarly other parts of the country are centers of
attraction due to their stunning tourist destinations.
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In Azad
Kashmir, Rawalakot is a valley surrounded by hills and forests, offering
captivating beauty. It is located about 80 kilometers from the twin cities of
Rawalpindi and Islamabad. The climate here is extremely pleasant and provides
coolness even in intense heat.
This is why many tourists visit Rawalakot every
year, especially during the summer months. Other extremely attractive tourist
spots are also present in Azad Kashmir.
Murree in
Punjab is a beautiful summer tourist spot where a large number of tourists from
all over the country visit. Educational institutions often plan family trips to
Murree during winter holidays to enjoy the pleasant moments. With Murree,
Patriata’s chairlift and cable car ride enhance the enjoyment of tourism.
Similarly, Ayubia and Nathia Gali located near Abbottabad, which is in the
province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, are highly attractive to tourists, and during
the summer season, these places become vibrant with activity. However, in the
winter months, heavy snowfall can lead to road closures, and flights are often
disrupted due to bad weather.
The northern
regions of Pakistan offer countless naturally beautiful places that can be
called heaven for tourists. Lake Saif-ul-Malook is another such picturesque
location that is known for its natural beauty. In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the
storytelling bazaars, Bala Hisar Fort, and other historical sites are the
center of tourist interest. Punjab has Changa Manga forests, Royal Fort,
Badshahi Mosque, Minar-e-Pakistan, Shalimar Gardens, Lahore Museum, Multan, and
other cities that are rich in ancient cultural heritage.
In Sindh, the famous
historical buildings highlighting Sindhi culture and civilization are renowned
worldwide. Similarly, tourist destinations like Gwadar Port and other places in
Balochistan are famous internationally.
Religious sites also attract tourists from all over
the world who come to engage in their religious practices and traditions.
Nankana Sahib and Hasan Abdal are pilgrimage sites for Sikhs, while Hindus
revere Katas Raj and Raj Meghwar. Buddhist religious sites are also present,
representing the Gandhara civilization.
Ultimately, Pakistan stands among those
fortunate countries where breathtaking natural sights are spread out, welcoming
those individuals interested in exploring and experiencing the wonders of
nature. This not only brings valuable foreign exchange to Pakistan but also
contributes to the economy through business and job opportunities and the
export of Pakistani products.
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