If Pakistan’s splendour and mystery are at the top of your travel wish list, these beautiful places in Pakistan must simply have a spot on your itinerary when planning your tour.
Little is known about Pakistan’s tourism compared to many other countries, so its absolutely dazzling beauty is even more breathtaking when you first see Pakistan’s natural wonders and historic cities.
From the palace of the ancient kingdom to the crystal clear waters of the lake in the vast valley, Pakistan really has everything. It’s breathtakingly unique and fascinating.
Share a little bit of the country’s awe, magic and wonders from local writers and take a look at some of Pakistan’s 10 most beautiful places.
1- Hunza Valley
Hunza Valley is a secret gem in Pakistan, located in Gilgit-Baltistan. A hidden valley between the Himalayas and the Karakorum Mountains. This fruitful valley is always home to farmland, a major tourist attraction. It has a wonderful view and is home to warm and kind people.
The mountains of Hunza have a sense of calm and isolation. The rough and steep mountains make you feel like you are in paradise. This is a must-see for anyone looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. This is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Pakistan
2- Swat Valley
Queen Elizabeth II called Swat Switzerland in Pakistan during her visit to Pakistan. Swat is located in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. Like Hunza, it is part of heaven on earth because of its scenic beauty, fine weather, and kind people.
Swat Valley is known not only for its spectacular scenery but also for its natural wildlife. There are lush forests, high peaks and beautiful lakes.
tourists can spend time hiking, trekking, camping, ziplining or relaxing in nature. In winter, tourists can enjoy skiing, ice skating, sledging, ice hockey, snowboarding and speed skating.
3 – Naran Kaghan Valley
Narang and Khagan are great attractions in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. These valleys are a great place for nature lovers. They offer flowing rivers, miles of meadows, snow-capped mountains, and breathtaking lakes. The
Valley is one of the most visited tourist attractions in the country.
The area is rich in natural beauty. It is defined by the clear waters of the river, the green grass of the meadows, and the snow-covered peaks of the mountains. 4,444 tourists can enjoy beautiful lakes such as Lake Saifulmalok, Lake Lulusar, Lake Ansoo (Lake Tear) and Lake Dutipatsar.
The valley attracts thousands of tourists from all over the world each year. It’s a great place to visit in the summer, preferably from May to September.
4- Shahi Qila Lahore
Lahore Fort or Shahi Qila is one of the finest structures of its kind in the world. It towered from the northwest corner of the walled city and was a symbol of its beginnings. If it can speak, it will convey something that is breathtaking to the listener.
The fort represents a rich tradition of Mughal architecture. Famous attractions within the fort include Shish Mahal, AlamGiri Gate, Noulakha Pavilion and Moti Masjid. World Heritage Site: In 1981, the fort was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site along with Shalimar Gardens.
It talks about love, romance, adventure, dark-eyed beauty and fierce warriors, the flowing silk queen and the king of shining armour, poets, actors, slaves and whores, soldiers and rebels, revolutions and court plots. It is included as one of the most historical places to visit in Pakistan
5- Khewra Salt Mine
As many do not know, Pakistan has the world’s second-largest salt reserves in the Jhelum district of Punjab.
Khewra Salt Mines, as is known, is located about 160 km south of Islamabad, at the foot of the Salt Range, north of the Jhelum town of Pind Dadan Khan.
As you walk through the mine, visitors come across a wonder of mosques, models of Minare Pakistan, pharmacists, Mount Chaghi and several other colourful buildings, all made of salt-brick. The monument shines with light.
6- Shah Faisal Masjid
Faisal Mosque is the largest mosque in Pakistan and is located in Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan. Completed in 1986, it was designed by Turkish architect Vedat Darokai. Shaped like a Bedouin tent in the desert, it is a symbolic symbol of Islamabad around the world.
Located at the northern end of Faisal Avenue, the northernmost part of the city, and at the foot of Margalla Hills, the westernmost hills of the Himalayas. Located on a hill with a scenic background in Margara Hills. This enviable position represents the very importance of the mosque, and you can see it from a distance, day or night. The
Faisal Mosque was known as the National Mosque of Pakistan and is named after the late King Faisal bin Abdulaziz of Saudi Arabia who supported and funded the project.
The impetus for the mosque began in 1966 when King Faisal bin Abdul Aziz made an official visit to Pakistan in support of the Pakistani government’s initiative to build a national mosque in Islamabad.
7-Mohenjo Daro & Harrapa
The name Mohenjo-Daro is said to mean “hill of the dead”. The archaeological importance of this place was first recognized in 1922, a year after the discovery of Harappa.
Subsequent excavations revealed that the mound contained archaeological sites that were once the largest city of the Indus Valley Civilization.
Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro were cleverly planned cities built with a grid pattern of wide, straight streets. A thick wall surrounded the city. Many lived in sturdy brick houses with up to three floors. Some homes had the world’s first sewer-connected bathroom and toilet. These are one of the most ancient places to visit in Pakistan
8-Badshahi Masjid Lahore
The Great Bad Shahi Mosque (Royal Mosque) was built in 1673 by Aurangzeb Alamgir, the great emperor of the Mughal Empire, who ruled India from 1658 to 1707. This mosque is made of red stone.
Originally built to house relics. … Aurangzeb’s father, Shah Jahan, built the Jama Mosque in Delhi, which was the basis for the design of the Badshahi Mosque.
9- lake view park Islamabad
This huge park complex on Murree Road is considered one of Islamabad’s most popular spots. Whether you’re looking for an avid adventure, sightseeing, or just wanting to spend some time relaxing with your family at the end of a busy week, Lake View Park is sure to find something to delight.
Built on the shores of the beautiful Lake Lawar, the park’s complex features a landscaped garden with flower beds and benches, boating and fishing opportunities, a picnic area and a lakeside seating area. The famous sports complex of Battlefield Islamabad and the ibex club. The popular amusement park F1 TRAXX is also located on the grounds of Lake View Park.
This means you can paintball, rock climb and enjoy amusement park rides with your friends in the same place. The stunning aviary at Lake View Park in Islamabad is the largest park.
Ideal for kids as they can run around in one of Islamabad’s best picnic spots, horseback riding, boating, riding at Lake View Park and a variety of other activities. The place.
10- Khanpur Dam
The Kanpur Dam is located on the river Herno in the village of Kanpur in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and was built during the time of President Ayubhan. The dam is 40 km from Islamabad and is the best source of water for the two cities of Islamabad and Rawalpindi, as well as the various regions of Punjab. This is considered as one of the most beautiful dam places to visit in Pakistan
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