Murree Attractions & Places To Visit

They are famous places for tourists to visit in Murree. Let us exude amazing beauty and find the top 5 attractions.

Patriata 

New Murree OR Patriata is about 15 miles from the main hills of Murree on the Lower Topa. This is an exquisite mountain station with tall trees and beautiful hills. This is known for its worthy ski lifts. Also, the cable car and world-class chair lift system will take you from New Murree to Patriata Top. The road is about 7 kilometers. Don’t forget the journey of the cable car for a lifetime experience. Also, you can see many wonderful landscapes in the nearby and distant hills. In winter, all the hills are covered in snow, and in the summer you can see the lush green landscape.

Kashmir Point

Known for its serenity, you can walk out of the mall road from other parties, go to the GPO and walk for 15 minutes (about one kilometer), which will take you to Kashmir Point. You can climb to the point of Kashmir. The way to pass through Murree Cadet College is to reach Murree Pakistani presidential residence. From this, you can see the mountains of Kashmir. This is the highest place in Murree, which is attracting the attention of visitors due to the traffic congestion on Mall Street. It has beautiful visitors to visit.

Changla Gali

It is the most important mountain tourism center in Galliyat, with many hotels and tourist resorts. As the weather changes, the beauty of Changla Gali brings more colors and surprises. The whole city is cold in summer and heavy snow in winter. For picturesque beauty and long pine trees, it is always a better place for tourists.

Nathiagali

Nathiagali is the most central and famous Gali in Galiyat Murree. Nathiagali is 35 km from Murree and Abbottabad and is 8,400 feet above sea level. It offers superb panoramic views and views of the snow-capped peaks of Kashmir and Kohistan, as well as the snow-capped peaks of the Potohar Plain. To the northeast of the foreground is the green hillside of Miranjani. The Nathiagali offers pristine natural beauty and stunning views of the mountains. Located at 9,779 feet in Miranjani, 2008 feet from Muskhpuri Mountain. On a clear day, you may see Nanga Parbat Heights, all of which are strewn with snow.

Ayubia

Ayubia became the most important place after Galliyat after Nathiagali. In 1984, 1,668 hectares of Mountain Forest National Park was announced to protect beautiful forests and biodiversity. Since 1998, the park has expanded north to 3,312 hectares. The height of the “Ayubia National Park” ranges from 1,050 meters in the valley to 3,027 meters in the mountains. These mountains range from 40 to 170 million years old.

Mall Road

Mall Road is the most famous market in Murree. Here you will find all the unique elements of Murree. This road is open until 3 am, and people usually like to walk there to enjoy pleasant weather and delicious food. A road is full of life, hotels, restaurants, and handicrafts items and happy faces.

Pindi Point 

It is a 15-minute walk from Mall Road, Pindi Point is crowded by the young lot. Visitors like to have a 1.5km Chair Lift ride from Pindi Point to Bansara Gali. Additionally, the cable car scenery is also a great experience. From the top of the mountain, the winding green hills are breathtaking.

Bhurban

Bhurban is a popular area for tourists in Murree for its lush green landscape and pleasant serene atmosphere. Also, if you choose to stay on PC Bhurban, the treat will be double. The luxurious facilities of the scenery are always the best choice for tourists. Moreover, Bhurban is 13 km from Murree, one of the main roads to Azad Kashmir.

Upper Topa and Lower Topa

Lower Topa and Upper Topa at 7,000 feet above sea level a place that s worth seeing in Murree. Besides, the upper and lower Topa provide a heaven for visitors during the hot summer months. Furthermore, in the winter, after the heavy snow, this place also wore a white blanket.

Ghora Gali

Last but not least, Ghora Gali is on the list of must-visit places in Murree. Many hotels and resorts serve many visitors in Ghora Gali. Enjoy the panoramic food with delicious food that you should experience once in your life.

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Lake Saif-ul-Malook

According to a report, Lake Saif-ul-Malook is considered the fifth-best tourist place in the country. The lake has mesmerizing beauty, a pleasant atmosphere, and lovely views. It attracts numerous tourists from all around the world every year. The best time to visit this place is from May to September.

In the Winter season, the lake is covered with snow, and roads are blocked due to heavy snowfall. The lake also has brown trout fish the iconic view of Malika Parbat – the highest peak of Kaghan Valley. Moreover, you can also go boating in the daytime and camping at night under the beautiful blue sky, covered with millions of stars and a bright moon, making it a shiny Milky Way.

However, the lake is hidden in the mountains of the mighty Himalayas, with a sky-high elevation of 10,499 ft (3,224 m) above sea level. It can be reached by jeep ride from Naran Valley to Saif Ul Malook Lake in 30 minutes, with some pleasuring views of the valley and the avalanches.

Furthermore, one can also trek to the lake for around 3 hours. After reaching and exploring the lake, the lake’s beauty and the views can take one’s heart to another world, making it one of the most famous tourist destinations in the country.

Naran Kaghan Tour Saif Ul Malook

Lulusar Lake

Another beautiful destination in Pakistan is Lulusar Lake in the Kaghan Valley. The place is a popular tourist attraction because of its mountain peaks. The high mountains are covered with snow, giving a breathtaking view for visitors.

The middle of summer is the perfect time to visit this place as there is less snow and more greenery. As the lake is situated in the national park of Lulusar Dudipatsar, animals like foxes, black bears, hawks, Himalayan snowcocks, lynx, and marmots can be seen. Moreover, enthusiasts can experience hiking and stay there for a night. The strolls through these open spaces will remind you of the parks in Woburn if you have ever been there.

You can hire people to set up camps for you and your mates. The road to reach this fantastic destination is metaled and in quite a good condition. Furthermore, the way to this mighty lake gives breathtaking views of the goal, passing by beautiful waterfalls and crossing water streams from the glaciers.

The lake is located 3,410 m (11,190 ft) above sea level and 50 km from Naran Valley and can be covered in around a half-hour drive. Moreover, this dynamic Lulusar Lake is the primary water source for the Naran Valley Kunhar River.

Lulusar Lake in Winters 2024

Babusar Top

The Babusar top is known as Babusar Pass, north of Kaghan Valley. The Pass connects the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan with the Gilgit Baltistan region in Northern Pakistan. This is the highest place in the area, which can be easily visited by cars and jeeps.

Like the places mentioned above, you can visit this place during the summer. The site offers mesmerizing and beautiful views during the summer season. But stay safe as the area is at a high altitude, and it gets colder above. The Babusar Pass is 4,173 m (13,700 ft) high above sea level. Moreover, this is the last point of Naran Kaghan Valley.

Babusar-Pass 13700 feet

Lalazar Meadows & its pristine Beauty 

The beautiful tourist destination is located near Naran in the Batakundi village of Kaghan Valley. The place is flooded with wildflowers, fir forest, and pine, making it a lush green meadow. On one side of the area is a deep valley near the Kunhar River. On the other side, you can enjoy the beautiful view of the hills with the dark alpine woods. People come here from across the globe to appreciate its beauty.

Also, you can see “Falak-Sar” (snow-covered peak) from this place. One can see this astonishing destination with a thrilling muddy jeep ride through a small track. This road can be dangerous during the rainy Time as it will become slippery because of mud. We offer the best Naran Tour Packages so you can enjoy them without hassle.

Lalazar meadows

Ansoo Lake – Hidden Paradise of Naran

In the list for the next destination, we have Ansoo Lake to list the best places to visit in Naran Kaghan Valley. This piece of nature, Ansoo Lake, is located sky-high in the Himalayas with an elevation of 4,250 m. One can reach this hidden gem of nature by having a trekking adventure.

The first traveler has to reach Saif Ul Malook Lake by bumpy jeep ride and then 2 hours of horse riding in the upper Himalayan region, after that 1 hour trekking to Lake Ansoo. Moreover, this name was given based on the shape of the lake. Ansoo means Tear as the lake is in Tear Shaped.

One can have some breathtaking views from the lake and capture that in their heart for a lifetime. Furthermore, the best time to visit this lake is from June to August, as in other months, the destination receives heavy snowfall that could be dangerous for trekkers. So get your trek-lover friends to get on the journey in this part of the Himalayas.

Ansoo Lake trekking tours

Dudipatsar Lake

Next on the list, we got Dudipatsar Lake for the adventure lover in the far north of Naran Kaghan Valley. Dudipatsar means White Mountains Lake because of the peaks around the lake covered under the white shawl of snow yearly.

Moreover, this lake is famous as The Queen of Lakes in Pakistan because of its majestic beauty. One can travel to this destination by going through a drive to Jalkhad in Naran Valley. After the campaign, travelers have to enjoy the trekking of 4-5 hours through breathtaking views.

It is recommended to visit this piece of nature from June till August as the best Time. Afterward, the destination receives heavy snowfall, which can be a problem for the visitor and be stuck there. This lake has an elevation of 3800 m with lush green pastures. To convince you, travel mates, to visit this majestic destination in the Naran Kaghan valley of Pakistan.

 

Dudipatsar-Lake

Siri Paye Meadows – Mysty tale of Jeep Ventures 

We have more to offer the wanderers in the Naran Kaghan tour packages, 2024. Last but not least, we have Siri Paye meadows in the Shogran valley of the Naran Kaghan region. Travelers can reach this beautiful destination by having a jeep ride for 1 hour from the famous Kewai waterfalls.

The thrilling jeep passes through the dense alpine woods with breathtaking, marvelous views that can substantially impact nature. After this adventurous jeep ride, one has to walk for around 15 minutes to reach the plains with the lush green pasture at the feet of Makra Peak. The lush green plateau has a height of 3,060 m from sea level. Nature lovers can have a camping night at the top to capture the shiny Milky Way with some of the best camping views.

Except for the meadows, one can also enjoy the beauty of Shogran Valley. Explore the village with beautiful views; it gets so foggy at night that one cannot see anything.

So grab your backpack and convince your friends, workmates, or family to visit this variety of destinations in Naran Kaghan Valley of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, Pakistan.

We See Pakistan Tours has a variety of Naran Kaghan tour packages 2024 on our list, so grab one and set the journey towards the Himalayas mountains to explore and feel nature.

Siripaye meadows

Additionally, Information About Lake Saif Ul Malook and Ansoo Lake:

There are many things to do on the tour to places to visit in Naran kaghan. For instance, Lake Saif ul Malook (Jheel Saif ul Malook) is located at the northern end of the Kaghan Valley, close to Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province. It is situated at an altitude of 3,224 meters (10,578 feet) above sea level.

Additionally, it is one of the highest lakes in Pakistan. This is an oval lake that stretches for a mile. Its water is clear and slightly green, with snow-capped mountains in the background. The lake is rich in biodiversity and is home to many marine species and the famous fish trout. Saif ul Malook is a popular tourist attraction.

Things you can do in Naran Kaghan

The lake is open to tourists from June to September and is 10 kilometers away from the village of Naran. Lake Saif ul Malook can be accessed by a 4×4 vehicle through the Naran Valley. Jeeps can be bought at Naran Bazaar. The journey takes about an hour to start from Naran and follow the brick path. The whole road is full of fascinating beauty.

The trip to Kagan Valley was completed before visiting the supernatural Saif ul Malook Lake. The lake is named after the sword of the king, who fell in love with the fairy in the mountains.

Hiking towards Magnificent Lakes

It is said that you should be lucky enough to see the beautiful Ansoo Lake. Because sometimes, when you arrive at the lake after hours of arduous hiking, you can’t see the lake due to fog or rain. The path to the lake itself provides visitors with many wonderful and picturesque attractions. After 5 hours of walking, a hill came.

When you look in another direction from the top of the hill, you will find Lake Ansu and say: “I’m here; that’s what brought you here, away from the crowds and human society.” Going further will be closer to the shore of the lake. Except from July to August, the lake is covered with snow all year round.

It is said that the best time for this hike is between July 10 and August 15, during which time you can see the water reflected on the lake.

Hiking towards Magnificent Lakes in Naran Region

Trekking From Naran to Lake Saif ul Malook

From Naran Mansehra / Balakot / Kaghan, you can reach the lake 14 kilometers. The journey from Naran to the lake takes about 4 to 6 hours, enough to climb 3,000 feet only for physically fit people. 

This is an 8 km long trekking route. You can rent a jeep at the market and reach the top of the mountain within an hour. The water is clear. This clear water is due to the multiple glaciers surrounding the upper basin supplying water to the lake.

Trekking From Naran to Lake Saif ul Malook

Trekking from Lake Saif ul Malook to Ansoo Lake

Within walking distance to Ansu Lake. The round trip from Saif Malook Lake to Ansoo Lake takes 7 to 9 hours. It is recommended to leave early in the morning. It is best to spend the night at Saif ul Malook Lake and start the trip as early as possible. 

This height can be divided into two halves. The first part crosses the ravine on the river bank to the base camp of Malika Parbat. The second steepest part is from Malika Parbat base camp to Lake Ansoo.

Trekking from Lake Saif ul Malook to Ansoo Lake

Best Time to visit Jheel Saif ul Malook

In summer, perfect weather awaits visitors to Saif ul Malook Lake. The weather is fine during the day, and the temperature drops at night. Due to heavy snow, the lake completely freezes in winter. It makes hiking out of reach, and only hikers can enter the lake due to the snowfall.

Fishing at the bank of Kunhar and Saif ul Malook

Saif ul Malook is the home of the famous and delicious trout. Fishing is a popular activity in the Naran Valley and Kagan Valley. Fishing in the clear waters of Saif ul Malook is a favorite pastime for many tourists because the lake is full of brown and rainbow salmon. Licenses can be obtained from the Shinu or Naran Fisheries Department.

Bringing your fishing gear is an option, as it can be rented at Naran Bazar. Using various fishing nets and explosives for fishing in rivers and lakes is forbidden. They harm the health and sustainable growth of trout and other marine species.

Camping site at Lake Saif ul Malook:

Camping at Saif ul Malook Lake feels like an imaginary place on a whole moon night. There are some campsites here, and it is strongly recommended that you camp there because the scenic beauty of Lake Saif ul Malook is worth admiring at night. However, there are cabins and tents near the lake. There is a grocery store for tourists, but hikers are advised to bring food, water, etc.

 

Camping at saif ul malook Lake

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Pakistan is a country that is full of beautiful sights and historical places. Lahore is the city which holds the most historic and beautiful places to visit unlike any other city in Pakistan.

Not only this, it is flooded with gardens, mosques, and Muslim culture as well. All over the year, millions of travelers come to explore the streets of Old historical walled city Lahore. In which wanderers can go to the old times of Mughals Empire.

This city Lahore is the place that remains important in all of the eras whether it is Mughals or Sikh times. It was believed to be the capital of Sub-continent. Lahore has special importance in the life of Singh community as it has many cultural sights for the Sikhism. A huge number of Singh community comes to visit this city of wanders every year to experience and see the history of their ancestors. As many of the Singh community moved to India during Pakistan India Partition 1947.

Moreover, except the Historical sights, Lahore has much to offer like Sozo Water park, Lahore Zoo, Lahore Museum, Food streets of Famous Anarkali and much more.

Whether you are planning to visit this place with family, friends, or loved ones, you will have lots of fun and come to know more about the Places to Visit in Lahore.

Best Places To Visit In Lahore

Although the whole city is worth to visit because of its culture and traditional Punjabi food but there are some other places to visit in Lahore which are widely attractive to the tourists and visitors. Let’s explore.

Badshahi Mosque

No matter in what region of Pakistan you live, you must have heard about Badshahi Mosque (commonly known as Badshahi Masjid), a must-visit place in Lahore. You can’t miss it if you are on a trip to Lahore.

The beautiful Mosque was completed in 1674 during Aurangzeb era. This is considered as one of the largest mosques in the world which gains a lot of attention of tourists and locals.

Took almost two years to complete the construction of this marvelous piece of architecture, was one of the greatest at that era of Mughal. Right now it is considered at the second largest Mosque of Pakistan. After the Mughal empire, the Sikh empire used this great architecture as a garrison. Now located in the capital city of Punjab province Pakistan is one of the iconic sights to visit and know the reality of history behind this great Mosque.

Data Ganj Bakhsh Hajveri Shrine

Abdul Hasan Ali born in 1009 in the Ghazni that is known as Afghanistan right now, was famous as Data Ganj Bakhsh who wrote a book on mysticism.

He was one of the most successful preachers on the subcontinent who is considered as an honorable Sufi saint in Pakistan today. Whoever visits Lahore never miss visiting this place. Data Ganj Bakhsh, later on, moved to Lahore city having a lot of troubles. He had been sent to prison here a couple of times. Later on, died here making a reputation of Great Sufi Saint. Thus, Shrine of Data Ganj Bakhsh makes itself an important place to visit in Lahore.

Both Muslims and Non-Muslims are allowed to seek blessings of the famous Sufi saint. It is located west of Bhatti gate, near the old city. One should visit this great shrine when planning to visit Lahore city of Pakistan.

Bagh-e-Jinnah – Lawerence Garden

If you are a book lover, this place is perfect for you. Bagh-e-Jinnah normally known as Lawerence garden is a beautiful white palace which comprises of Jinnah Library that has an immense collection of books.

This is a good place for a daylight picnic or to enjoy reading books. There are also tennis courts, a restaurant, Gymkhana Cricket ground for cricket lovers and an Open Air Theatre as well. One can have a peaceful time with their friends or families during sunrise and sunset time. So plan a journey to visit this place in Lahore city.

Chughtai Museum

The historical museum was opened in 1975, the year when Muhammad Abdul Rahman passed away.

The place is situated in the northwest of Ferozpur Rd and Gulberg Main Blvd. Saying that he was one of the greatest and most talented painters of Pakistan wouldn’t be wrong.

Mr. Chughtai (1897-1975) did some great work in Islamic art and created thousands of pencil sketches, 2000 watercolors, and 300 etchings. He also designed numerous coins and stamps for the country. An art lover must see this beautiful place during Lahore tour.

Shalimar Garden – Shalimar Bagh

The localists call it Shalimar Bagh which was built by the son of Jehangir, Shah Jahan in the 17th century. Mughal Empire built this beautiful lush green garden for their guest so that they get entertained. Took almost 18 months to complete, this Royal Garden was built in 1642. Built on the design of famous Persian style Charbagh “Paradise Garden”, this Mughal garden was for the entertainment and to show the reputation. Furthermore, this amazing Shalimar Gardens also received UNESCO World Heritage site award during the year of 1981.

This is the only historical garden left from that time period. Although, the famous place is not as glorious as it used to, however, it still holds major importance. Plan up and visit this Royal place of Mughal empire in Lahore city of Pakistan.

Lahore Fort

The place was established, damaged, demolished, rebuilt, and finally restored before becoming its current form by Emperor Akbar in 1566.

There is no doubt that Lahore Fort is the main attraction of this city. Later in 1618, the historical place was modified by Jehangir and was damaged by the British and Sikh the same year. On initial base, the fort was built by Akbar The Mughal Emperor, later it had a lot of addition with the changes of Mughal emperors. This great Fortress is opposite to the Great Badshahi Mosque. After the Mughal era, the Lahore Fort was destroyed by the Sikh and British. Later on, it was restored. Moreover, during 1981, this amazing Architecture of Mughal times had been described as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

It was finally restored by the Mughal Emperors. The finest place is painted with authentic tile work, calligraphy, manuscripts, coins, mirrors, and much more. Inside the Fort, there is a point that is known as Sheesh Mehal. This Sheesh Mehal was a gift from the King to the Queen with amazing design that one can go mesmerized. One can have the best time getting to know the history of this Fort. So make a plan and explore the old era of history.

To understand the history of this place, you can hire a guide for a minimum of 150 Pakistani Rupees.

Wazir Khan Mosque

Facing Wazir khan Chowk, a times square, Wazir Khan Mosque construction started in 1634 that took seven years to complete till 1641. The name of the Mosque was given on the name of Wazir Khan who gave orders for the construction of the Great Architecture. Wazir Khan was Chief Physician who later on became Viceroy of Punjab. He owned a lot of property where he gave the order to build this masterpiece in the Walled City of Lahore. Wazir Khan Mosque is a place worth to visit in Lahore city.

This Mosque was restored by the Government of Pakistan, Norway, Germany and United States along with Agha Khan Trust for Cultural during 2009. Wazir Khan mosque typically supposed to the most beautiful and well-decorated Mosque during the Era of Mughals. Travel to this beautiful Mosque to witness the Mughals best architecture.

Shahi Hammam

Next, on the list, we have the most impressing Mughals Royal Bath, normally known as the Shahi Hammam, a must-visit place in Lahore. This Shahi Hammam is typically the last royal bath in Walled city of Lahore from the era of Mughals. Shahi Hammam (Royal Bath) was built during the year of 1635 by Illam Ud Din Ansari, Chief physician of court. He was normally titled as Wazir Khan.

Royal Hammam was restored from 2013 to 2015 to its old reputation. After that, it was listed in the UNESCO World Heritage sites in 2016. Whenever planning to do things in Lahore, make sure to visit this Shahi Hammam of Mughals royalty.

Tomb of Jahangir

Built-in 1637, the Tomb of Jahangir was for the remembrance of the great Mughal Emperor Jahangir who ruled the Mughal Empire from 1605 to 1627. Emperor Jahangir died in Rajauri of Kashmir in 1627. The plan for building a Tomb was given by the son of Jahangir, Emperor Shah Jahan that took 10 years for the construction of this beautiful Tomb. The tomb was built on the location of DilKusha Garden as this was the most favorite place of Jahangir and his queen Nur Jahan in the city of Lahore.

Tomb itself is proof of great dynasty of the Mughal Empire with enchanting architecture. Tomb of Emperor Jahangir is the reality of tales written in history and indeed the best place to visit in Lahore.

Wagah Border 

Going on for the last 60 years, from 1959 it started to have Wagah Attari border ceremony between two rival countries Pakistan and India. Every evening thousands of visitors come to witness the Border ceremony parade and passion about their countries. The ceremony starts just before the sunset every evening for Lowering of the Countries Flags. Before Lowering the Flags, it used to have Parade of Pakistani Rangers. In which on both sides, they used to raise their legs as higher they can to show the Rivalry symbol. Must visit place in Lahore to the witness the Rivalry between Pakistan and India at Wagah Attari Border.

These were some of the best places to visit in Lahore that one can visit while having a journey towards this astonishing historical rich city of Lahore. Pick you back to backpack, make a plan and get ready for a trip to history and the times of Mughals with your family or friends. See Pakistan tours have some of the best One days, two days and 3 Days Lahore City tour plans for the travelers who want to wander in the old streets of Lahore.

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Pakistan has been blessed with a huge number of traveling sights, Pakistan has been receiving millions of tourists throughout the year from all around the globe. Although the country is famous all around the world because of its picturesque landscape, culture, traditions, and hospitality of locals. Especially the county is known for its sky-high mountains and stunning hiking and trekking trails.

As the country hosts the World’s second-highest mountain, K2 (8,611 m) and some of the world’s most famous peaks like Nanga Parbat (8,126 m), Trango Towers (6,286 m), Broad Peak (8,047 m), Gasherbrum 1 (8,080 m) and many more. Still, on the northern side of Pakistan, there are huge mountains still unclimbed and unnamed. Every year thousands of climbers and mountaineers visit Pakistan to conquer the mighty peaks.

Pakistan should be on the list of trek lovers to have some of the best ever trekking experiences with some astonishing views around. Today we have some of the best hiking and trekking trails in the northern areas of Pakistan to witness the exceptional landscape of nature away from the rough urban life to have a peaceful time. So without wasting more time, let check out some best trekking and hiking trails in Pakistan.

• Snow Lake or Lukpe Lawo
• K2 Base Camp
• Fairy Meadows
• Rush Lake
• Karambar Lake
• Rakaposhi Base Camp

Snow Lake or Lukpe Lawo

Not actually a lake, Lukpe Lawo or Snow Lake, a high-altitude glacial basin situated in the mountainous range of the Karakorum in the Northern part of Pakistan. This is one of the toughest and longest treks in Pakistan with breathtaking views everywhere.

The best trek on the northern side of Pakistan, Snow lake or Lukpe Lawo has receives a small number of wanderers for trekking in this part of Pakistan. With the average of 200 travelers per year, the name of Snow Lake locally known as Lukpe Lawo was given by Martin Convey in 1892 after becoming the first to explore this piece of heaven for trekkers.

To reach the astonishing destination, One needs to go towards Skardu valley and take the thrilling jeep ride passing over Braldu River reaching the last car point, Askole. From Askole the mesmerizing trek starts towards the Sky high glacial basin of Lukpe Lawo or Snow Lake. Snow Lake lies at the mountainous heights of 4,877 m.

However, the Snow Lake situated at the heads of two of mighty glaciers, Hispar and Biafo. Travelers usually start the trek from Askole and reach Snow Lake after that continues their journey towards Hispar in Nagar Valley. The trek is also known in the travelers as Biafo Hispar la trek. So this year plan your trek towards this less explored piece to sit alone and enjoy the serenity of nature far from the world.

K2 Base Camp or Concordia Trek

Well, the mountain of Godwin-Austen (Chhogori) is well known around the mountaineers and climbers in the globe as K2 (8,611 m). Being the second highest peak in the world after Mount Everest, every year many climbers and mountaineers from all around the world come to try summit this most dangerous peak.

One of the most loved treks in the northern corner of Pakistan with the World’s mighty peaks in surroundings, K2 Base Camp or Concordia Trek, offers some of the stunning views of world eight-thousanders along with the breathtaking views of Chhogori (K2). To start this tremendous journey for the Base camp of Mount Godwin-Austen, one needs to reach Skardu Valley and then have to take jeep ride for Askole valley.

From Askole, the marvelous Concordia trek starts for the base camp of K2, moreover one can reach other destinations as well through this trekking route. The base camp of the deadly Mount Godwin-Austen (K2) lies at heights of 5,400 m. Because of that much height and glacier all around, the weather of the base camp (K2) remains negative most of the time. Although one has to cross one of the largest glaciers, Baltoro Glacier. So get ready and plan your journey for the trek towards “Throne room of the mountains Gods” or Concordia Trek.

Fairy Meadows

Lies under the shadows of Nanga Parbat in the mighty Himalayan Mountain range, Fairy meadows is a most famous traveling destination in the northern mountains of Pakistan. However, the Nanga Parbat Mountain is the second highest peak in Pakistan and Ninth Highest in the world with the sky touching elevation of 8,126 m.

Moreover, it is well known as The Killer Mountain. To reach this amazing destination, one should reach Raikot Bridge near Chillas. You can hire a jeep to have an adventurous Jeep Ride on the World’s most dangerous road. After that, travelers have the trekking through the dark alpine forest with some majestic views of mighty Nanga Parbat.

After the long and beautiful trekking of 4 hours, wanderers reach a destination that takes one out of this world to heaven. So grab your backpack and get ready for this amazing journey of Fairy meadows to witness the beauty of nature.

Rush Lake Trek

One of Highest altitude Lake in World, Rush lake lies at the elevation of 4,694m needs some long and easy trekking for beginners. The marvelous lake situated in the Nagar Valley of Gilgit Baltistan Pakistan. It can easily accessible through the Hopar Valley of Nagar.

The trek offers some amazing views of the landscape around the travelers. Further, it requires two days to reach the beautiful Rush Lake. The trek for this lake starts from the Hopar Valley. One can easily reach the Hopar valley of Nagar in Gilgit Baltistan Pakistan by car.

Rush Lake is surrounded by the lush green meadows and some mighty peaks that provide some stunning images of landscape to the heart of travelers. One can have views of mighty Spantik (Golden) Peak, Miar Peak, Ultar Sar Peak and many more. So grab your friends for this long but easy trekking to reach one of the highest altitude lake, Rush Lake.

Karambar Lake

With the altitude of 4,304 m touching the clouds, lies the mesmerizing trekking route to the marvelous Karambar Lake. The lake is one of the highest lakes in Pakistan with some of the best views in the surrounding. Locally known as Qurumbar Lake, lies up in the mountains of Ishkomen valley of Ghizer in the far northern side of Pakistan. Normally travelers can reach this amazing destination by trekking through Broghil Valley of Chitral. But there is one other adventurous and long way through Darkot village of Yasin valley in Gilgit Baltistan of Pakistan. This year grab your friends on this trekking to explore. Also, spend some lonely and peaceful time in mesmerizing Karambar Lake of Northern Pakistan.

Rakaposhi Base Camp

Last but not the least, we got trek towards Rakaposhi Base Camp in the Nagar Valley of Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan. Normally one of the easy one day trek to the most beautiful location under the shadows of mighty Rakaposhi Peak (7788 m). It needs around 6 hours of trekking from the peaceful main village of Nagar valley.

Normally known as Tagafiri, it has the most beautiful campsite for the trekkers to explore. Stay a night there with the Rakaposhi and some other famous peaks like Diran at the backdrop. On the way to the Base camp, one can have some beautiful views from the Hapakun meadows of the valley.

Rakaposhi base camp lies at the elevation of around 3,500 m. Some of the most stunning views around to make someone fall in love with. So get your backpack ready for the journey to do the trek with your loved ones to explore this land of nature in Pakistan.

Not only these, but there are also a lot more of trek and hiking sights in Pakistan. Along with the hundreds of mountains to be climbed yet. One can wander on the northern side of Pakistan. The piece of Nature to discover and explore much more to the world.

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The answer is yes. Pakistan is safe to travel as compared to the past decade. The lawfulness circumstance in Pakistan is far superior to 10 years prior. Pakistan battles hard to finish of psychological warfare in its district thus far Pakistan is prevailing in such manner. Pakistan is loaded with a stunning area. It is appropriately stated, huge dangers are legitimately proportioned to a major reward.

As Pakistan has removed all the hurdles and restrictions for the tourists from all over the world to flourish the travel industry to promote tourism in Pakistan, you should explore more of Pakistan tour packages 2019 through See Pakistan Tours.

Safe Places in Pakistan to Visit

On the off chance that you need to venture to every part of the wonderful valleys of Pakistan or even archeological locales, visit Pakistan gives you a total rundown of its astounding spots. From where you can think about the where it counts substances of Pakistan.Also, Karakoram Highway (KKH) is one of the world’s most prominent and the essential street to all northern Pakistan.

Above all, if you are a nature aficionado, at that point three noteworthy mountain reaches are looking for your way. “Himalaya“, “Karakoram” and the “Hindu Kush” give you the most all-encompassing perspectives on nature. Overall these massive extents encompass the superb lakes that in the long run do magic at first sight.

Other than common scene, the remarkable human advancement that lies in “Mohenjo Daro”, “Harappa”, “Rani Kot” thus numerous different places moreover.

Northern Areas of Pakistan is viewed as a paradise for a trekker. The pilgrim finds a concealed world in the lap of colossal mountains. From north to south, each quarter is loaded up with incalculable spots that need to investigate.

Here in this article, we will make a point to furnish you with the total details if Pakistan is safe for Travelers?

Without a single doubt, the answer is YES! There are so many things you can do while taking any tour to Pakistan. Some of the things are listed below from the amazing food eateries to panoramic landscape, have a look!

Travel Safely To Pakistan And Explore The Amazing Spots

First and the premier is the antiquated city Taxila. Taxila being the capital of the Gandharan Empire give the gigantic Buddhist archeological site. The city is neighboring to Islamabad and considered a significant milestone in history.

Second on the rundown is the Trek to Hunza Valley, a place that is known for huge pinnacles. Explorers love the spots with most brave treks.

The third is the popular drive on Karakorum Highway that gives incalculable various perspectives on impacting huge pinnacles of the Hindu Kush, Karakoram, and Himalaya.

Kalash Valley, being on the fourth however an absolute necessity visits the valley. The fascinating customs of Pakistan minority is an unquestionable requirement have involvement.

Further, the list never arrives at an end, yet attempt to witness the multi-shaded bazaars of Lahore, the nightlife of Karachi, the delegacy of Multan, the way of life of Peshawar.

Every place in Pakistan discloses to you a completely extraordinary story of it’s at various times.

Moreover, watch the world’s most amazing polo festival happened between the towns of Chitral and Gilgit.

A Taste To Recall While Investigating Pakistan

Each area of Pakistan has its own taste. Like, the sweets produced using Apricot are the forte in Northern Pakistan. Especially, Lahoris Breakfast will include some divine Halwa puri or Siri paye, all the desi things. The well-known biryani of Karachi. The Sohan halwa of Multan. Each cooking in special and gives you a definitive encounter.

Best Time to Visit Pakistan

On the off chance that you are arranging your trip to Northern Pakistan, at that point, the best time to visit is April to October. A portion of the spots in the outrageous north begins to snowfall even in July particularly “Skardu” and “Deosai“. Besides, if you will likely visit the south piece of the “interior Sindh” or “Lahore” at that point come in winters or spring. You will tremendous shades of the way of life here.

Convenience In Pakistan

However, Convenience in Pakistan thoroughly relies upon your financial limit, everyone in fluctuated from standard to special. While Traveling Safe in Northern Areas of Pakistan, on the off chance that you need to remain in lodging or a camp, the particular visit aides furnish you with the most ideal remain. Most importantly, the lodgings and resorts the executives give all the hardware that is required for climbing or investigating the land.

Health Is Important Too

Importantly, Keep yourself hydrated. Drink cleaned water as conceivable as possible. Keep a medical aid box with you to handle any terrible circumstances.

More critically, take money with you and stay away from plastic cash. As there are fewer odds of outsider trade in Northern Pakistan.

Lastly, Pakistan’s travel guide gives motivation to Travel Safe in Pakistan which incorporates the guide of Pakistan. All the more significantly, gives you the top Pakistan travel encounters to all the northern regions of Pakistan. It is critical to take tips for movement in Pakistan, so you can have an extreme encounter on the best Himalayan treks, Karakorum Treks, and numerous others.

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Pakistan has been famous all around the world for its immense natural travel sites and mountainous regions. Except than Natural traveling sites, Pakistan represents some of the most amazing colors of history, traditions and rich culture in every corner of the country. There are some of the best Cultural Heritage Places that can only be witnessed in Pakistan which are also UNESCO international heritage sites in Pakistan.

Whether, from the hot weather of Karachi in South to the Cold breeze in the mountains of Gilgit Baltistan in Northern areas of Pakistan, travelers can wander and explore the colorful traditions, history and cultural sites with gigantic views in the surrounding.

Historical And Cultural Heritage Sites In Pakistan

Today we shall discuss some of the best Historical and Cultural heritage sites to visit in Pakistan. Although there are a lot of cultural places to see. Some of the most famous ones are:

• Mohenjo-Daro
• Taxila
• Takht-i-Bahi
• Lahore Fort
• Rohtas Fort
• ShahiHammam (Royal Bath)
• Baltit Fort
• Ganesh 1000-Year-Old historical Settlement
• Chaqchan Mosque

However, there is a lot more to see and discover while on the road in Pakistan. So let’s get straight to the details of some of the best historical and cultural sights to get witnessed and acknowledged in Pakistan.

Mohenjo-Daro

Found in the Larkana District of Sindh Province in the South of Pakistan, Mohenjo-Daro firstly came to appearance during 1921. The largest and one of the oldest Civilization of Ancient Indus Valley, Mohenjo-Daro was built around 2500 BCE.

Mohenjo-Daro abandoned after the old Indus valley declined during the 1900 BCE. In 1921, Ancient Indus Valley City came to the records of the world however the excavation completed till the year 1965 and found the 5000 years old most urbanized civilization of Asia.

After the discovery, the people of Sindh gave the name to the valley of “Mohenjo-Daro” which means “Mounds of the dead Men”. However, the real name of the old Civilization is still unknown to the Globe. Moreover, during the excavation of Ancient valley civilization in 1926, a 10.5 cm Small statue of “Naked Dancing Girl” was found from the HR Area in Mohenjo-Daro.

Mortimer Wheeler, a British Archaeologist during 1973, described this “Dancing Girl” statue as his favorite item. A big number of local and foreign travelers are getting to this point for many years to see the 5000 years old Indus valley civilization. After these interesting details on Mohenjo-Daro, grab your friends and loved ones who like to explore historical sights and explore the civilization of Mohenjo-Daro.

Taxila Ruins

3000 years old ruins nearby to the capital of Pakistan, Islamabad, Taxila is one of the oldest and best historical and cultural sites in the Buddhist religion.

Just one hour drive from the Islamabad, Taxila city still has ruins in different places. Some of the famous Buddha statues have been taken to Taxila Museum. One can witness the ancient Dharmarajika Stupa, One of the World’s Oldest Julian University and ruins of Sirkap settlement, which can take one back to the era of Gandhara.

Millions of local and foreign travelers visit these ruins of Taxila every year, especially from Thailand and other Asian countries. Moreover, Taxila is the Holy place for the Buddhist religion and has huge importance from Hindu and Buddhist people. One should travel to this important site of Buddhists to see and understand the history and their culture.

Takht-i-Bahi

Dating back to the era of the 1^st century CE, Takht-i-Bahi is the throne of Buddhist religion near to the amazing Switzerland of Pakistan, Swat Valley.

Swat valley was once believed to be the center of the Buddhist religion. Around 16 Km from the city of Mardan, Takht-i-Bahi lies on the top of the hill with an elevation of 152 meters above sea level. Takht-i-Bahi means to be “The Throne of the spring” or “The Throne of Origin”.

This famous place of the Buddhist culture was listed as one of the UNESCO World Heritage sites because the destination is still in the best condition. A big number of tourists from all around the globe come to this visit this cultural heritage site in the mountains of Pakistan.

Lahore Fort

Going back to the dates of the 17^th Century, when the construction was done for this splendor Lahore Fort started and become one of the best buildings during the Mughal Empire.

The construction of this amazing Fort started in the 16^th Century from 1566. After it took many additions and year to completely build this masterpiece of Architecture. The Fort was completely done till the year of 1642 in the great Mughal era of King Shah Jahan.

The Lahore Fort is located in the Walled City of Famous Historical Lahore. Alongside the Lahore Fort, there are the beautiful and famous Shalimar Gardens. These gardens were built during the time of King Shah Jahan. Based on the designs of Islamic and Persian styles, these gardens are a famous example of Mughal gardens, which took the land area of around 16 hectares.

With the Fort, during the Mughal era of Emperor Aurangzeb, who built this unique Badshahi Mosque right in front of the Lahore Fort from 1671 to 1673. This Mosque is an example of Mughal architecture and design and also the second-largest Mosque in Pakistan. So take your next journey towards Lahore to witness these Masterpieces of Historical and cultural sites at one spot.

Rohtas Fort

Near the city of Jhelum in the Punjab province of Pakistan, lies the marvelous Muslim Architecture in the shape of famous Rohtas Fort. This amazing fortress built during the years (1541 till 1548) by Farid Khan, famously known as Sher Shah Suri an Afghan Pashtun.

The fort was built on the design of Muslim architecture with the glimpse Persian and Turkey style. The fort was built on the hilltop to defend the Sur dynasty from the Gakhar tribes. This mighty Fort has never been stormed by the enemies because of its unique defensive design and huge walls.

Yet the Fort stands still attracting millions of visitors. In 1997, the Rohtas Fort was listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites. Declared as “Best Example in South and Central Asia of Muslim Military Architecture”.

Also, this is one of the largest Fort in the world and supposed to be the largest in Pakistan. So move towards this destination and witness the best Muslim Military design this year.

Baltit Fort

Lies up in the far northern areas of Pakistan, Hunza Valley near to the Pakistan China International border in Gilgit Baltistan region host this amazing Baltit Fort. Baltit Fort is in the famous Karimabad village of Hunza valley under the shadows of the mighty UltarSar peak (7388 m).

However, Hunza is the only valley in the world in the Gilgit Baltistan region of Northern Pakistan. From here one can witness five peaks higher than 7000 meters and some famous peaks like Rakaposhi (7788 m) and Lady Finger (6000 m). The Fort is built on the perfect location in Hunza Valley. The travelers can have the best view all around the valley and the mighty peaks.

This impressive Fort was built around 700 years ago, but according to locals, the fort is about 800 years old. However, this Fort was a gift as a Dowry to the princess of Baltistan, who got married to the Prince of Hunza valley.

Later on, this fort was described in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The design and location of the fort make it one of the most famous touristic sites in the northern areas of Pakistan. So grab your friends and families to witness the culture and history of this amazing fort. Along with the mesmerizing landscape of Hunza valley in Gilgit Baltistan Pakistan.

Ganesh Old Historical Silk Route Settlement

Hunza Valley has a lot to offer to travelers and wanders far in the Northern areas of Pakistan. Ganesh is a historical village in Hunza valley near Karimabad of Gilgit Baltistan Pakistan.

The village is supposed to be the first Historical settlement on the Ancient Silk Route. Ganesh village is around 1000 years old settlement, which still has the people living over there from that time. One can wander in the historic streets of the silk route settlement. Also, witness the culture of Ganesh in the Hunza valley of Pakistan.

Chaqchan Mosque

High in the mountains of Skardu Valley of Pakistan. Lies one of the oldest mosques of Gilgit Baltistan region, Pakistan with the name of Chaqchan Mosque. “Miraculous Mosque” meaning of the name Chaqchan Mosque was built during the year of 1370. At that time the religion of people was Buddhism.

Mosque was built after the King and the majority population of the valley converted to Islam. The design is taken from the famous Kashmiri style and Mosque was built on the top of the temple. One should witness this mesmerizing piece of History while traveling towards the Skardu valley of Pakistan.

Moreover, there is a lot more to discover and fall in love with cultural sites here. These were some of the best Historical and Cultural heritage places to visit in Pakistan. Some of the above are located in the northern areas of Pakistan with the astonishing landscape in the surroundings. So don’t waste time and plan a journey to witness these destinations and picture it in your memories.

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Sightseeing Islamabad is a great idea for the foreigner as well as the local tourist. As Islamabad being the most planned city of Pakistan as it is contributing its services as the capital of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. 10th largest city in Pakistan with the population of 2 million approximately.

Additionally, Islamabad was built during the 1960s, on the instruction of President Ayub Khan, to replace Karachi as Pakistan’s capital. The city’s master-plan divides the city into eight zones, including administrative, diplomatic enclave, residential areas, educational sectors, industrial sectors, commercial areas, and rural and green areas. Notably, ranking as the 2nd world’s beautiful capital after the London and Berlin on the 3rd.

What we can Visit while exploring Islamabad

There are enormous tourist attraction in the city that worth watching for the visitors that may include several parks and forests and many other monuments and historical places. Some of the notable and interesting places are mentioned below:

Faisal Mosque

First and foremost is the Shah Faisal Mosque that is also iconic for Islamabad. Shah Faisal Mosque is one of the largest mosques in Pakistan and 3rd in the world after the Masjid e Haram in Mecca and Masjid e Nabwi in Madina, with a capacity of 3 Lac worshipers in different halls and ground. The mosque was named after the king of Saudi Arabia Shah Faisal bin Abdul Aziz as they contributed a lion share in construction. The structure is built on Turkish architectural techniques with four tall Minar along with the Bedouin tent shaped hall that is far away from the typical domes. It is located in the foothills of Margalla hills providing a best scenic view as well. Faisal mosque is well-known landscape for the tourist to visit and acknowledge the other side of Pakistan.

Pakistan Monument

The Pakistan Monument, located in Shakarparian Hills, Islamabad, provides a view of the country’s history as well as an understanding of the Pakistan Movement. The monument is a tribute to those who sacrificed for the formation of a separate homeland for the Muslims of the sub-continent. The floral design of monument is for the glomming country. Each of petal describes a story of Pakistan, It provides information about Pakistan’s culture, heritage, and history in a different way. The monument symbolizes the national unity.

Rawal Lake and Park view

Fall on the area side of Bani gala and Margalla hills, Rawal Lake is an artificial reservoir of water, fulfilling the needs of water in Rawalpindi and Islamabad.   The Lake covers the area of 8.8sq ft and surrounded by different flowering trees and laid out with gardens, picnic spots, and secluded paths. The terraced garden and the lake are used for picnics, fishing, and boating. The highest point in the garden offers a panoramic view of the lake.

Along with that Lake View Park is also there to boost the excitement and thrill of visitors. The park was built with efforts of Chairman CDA (Capital Development Authority) Kamran Lashari. Situated at the bank of Rawal Lake, a park is an amusement place of international standards. A well-organized park with all the basic amenities that may include walking tracks, beautiful gardens with numerous variations of flowers, playing area with a number of games and rides, fishing, boating, rock climbing, F1 racing and much more.  The park also possesses a multi-cuisine restaurant with the specialty of Barbeque. Visitors can enjoy live music and song there as well. A visit to Islamabad is incomplete without visiting the lake and the park.

Lok Virsa Museum

Lok Virsa is the finest heritage, cultural museum in Pakistan, located on the Shakarparian hills. Displays a large number of embroidered costumes, jewelry, woodwork, metalwork, block printing, ivory and bone work with an addition to skills as fresco, mirror work and marble inlay; tile, mosaic and stucco tracery are also displayed. The museum earlier known as Folk Art Museum that was established in 1982, with the passage of time renovation made and in 2004 was named as Pakistan National Museum of Ethnology commonly known as Lok Virsa Heritage Museum. The persistence was to build a connection between the cultures of forefathers with the young one to educated and form a treasure house for the upcoming generation. A great way to promote culture to the foreigners.

Islamabad Zoo

Yet Islamabad zoo is under the administration of CDA and built in 1978 on about 82 acres at that time. Initially, it was a refuge for leopards, spotted deer, and Indian gazelle later up gradation in 2008, zoo as a recreational area and wildlife sanctuary. There is a wide range of Aves, Mammals, and Reptiles as well. Also best way to visit with families and kids, kids thoroughly enjoyed the different species of birds with different free rides.

Pir Sohawa

Pir Sohawa, a growing tourist spot on the top of Margalla Hills, commonly known as a part of Islamabad but geographically it falls in Haripur District. Moreover It is located at the elevation of 4000ft above the sea level. It is well known for scenic views and best for family gathering and picnics. A famous restaurant Monal gaining popularity day by day, for its delicious food and scenic views. Hence, best place to visit when exploring the capital Islamabad. The fragrance and the cold breeze will make you fall for the city again.

Damn e Kooh

A magnificent view of whole Islamabad, located in the middle of Margalla hills, as it is clear from the name as well Damn and Kooh. It is one of most visited places throughout the year for its climate as it 2400ft above the sea level. Furthermore, cold breeze and panoramic views of the city can make you bewitch for a while. Additionally, it is midpoint for the visitor for Pir Sohawa. There is a large area of parking, telescopes are installed for the keen observers, and a restaurant is there for making your more special. A great picnic spot with beautiful environment.

Margalla Hills

The Margalla hills are the hill range from the great Himalayan mountain range, spread on an area of 12605 hectares land. The highest peak is Tilla Charouni. In addition, hills also provide a perfect gateway from the city without even leaving it. A peaceful environment with so much adventure and thrill.  An ideal for the hiker and trekker from down the city. The hiking may be steep and dry, with a number of wild snakes. Moreover, climate is pleasant there as in winter there is heavy snowfall. The private clubs also offering Paragliding and hang-gliding as well with proficient staff. Rock climbing is also a common activity for the tourist. Moreover that there is a wide range of flora and fauna for the discoverers.  Margalla hills also possess a small Margalla National Park.

Shakarparian

A place of history with lush green gardens, Shakarparian is yet another picnic spot in the capital city Islamabad. It is located near zero-point plus Star and Crescent Monument near the start of Shakarparian. Furthermore historical significance of this place is due to its parade ground which host Pakistan Day parade on every 23rd of March. The place gives amazing views of twin cities and shares its side with Rose and Jasmine Garden, a wide range of trees that keep the environment pleasant, and a clean point for citizens for a picnic and offers a playing area for kids as well.

Taxila Museum

One of the oldest Museums of Pakistan is Taxila Museum situated in the district Taxila that has important archaeological site. The museum mainly focus on the Gandharan Art form and was open for public in 1924 by sir Habibullah. The Museum display 4000 objects, including stone, stucco, terracotta, silver, gold, iron and semiprecious stones. Mainly the display consists of objects from the period 600 B.C to 500 AD. A large range of Buddhist Stupas is also there, most of them were found during the archaeological works in Taxila. Hence, the best way to connect with the heritage.

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Shah Faisal Mosque

Most people of Pakistan know about this place. Shah Faisal Mosque is an amazing artwork which is visited by numerous localists and foreigners. This is a must-visit-place of Islamabad and you can reach there easily with our excellent Islamabad rent a car service. The Mosque is one of the most beautiful Mosques in the world which is located in the Margalla Hills. The Mosque was built under the supervision of late Shah Faisal of Saudia Arabia, it is a gift from him to the Pakistanis.

Daman-e-Koh

Another beautiful place of the capital of Pakistan is Daman-e-Koh which is also located in the Margalla Hills. When you stand on top of Daman-e-Koh, you are able to see the outstanding view of Islamabad city. The main picnic point of this place is Prisohawa where you find many tourists whether you go in daylight or at night. The place is more stunning when you visit it at night so rent a car Islamabad from us and enjoy the glamorous view of this place.

Rawal Lake

One of the most common dams in the country was built on this lake that is Rawal Dam, this is why the beautiful place is called as Rawal Lake. Saying that this is one of the most visiting places in Islamabad wouldn’t be wrong. It is enriched with beautiful scenic views and you can enjoy fishing, picnic, and boating with your dear ones at this lake. So, get yourself Islamabad rent a car service and have an amazing time with your friends and family.

Shakarparian Hills

This is the second most famous place to visit in Islamabad which is situated near zero point. From the beautiful hills, you can see both Islamabad and Rawalpindi clearly without any hassle. There are many rent a car Islamabad services which you can avail to visit this place. When tourists come to this place, they plant a tree as a symbol of friendship. The visitors have a mutual belief that it strengthens the relationship between citizens of the country.

Margalla Hills

On top, we have Margalla Hills, the most iconic and popular place of Islamabad which is covered with fog in winter and give away refreshing view in Summer. The place is known as the heart of Islamabad. This is a perfect place for hiking lovers and people who love adventures. No matter what weather you choose to visit this place, it is always pleasant. Book an Islamabad rent a car and enjoy the breathtaking views and hiking at this place.

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Lahore is the city which holds the most historical places in the Islamic country.

Not only this, it is flooded with gardens, mosques, and Muslim culture as well.

Whether you are planning to visit this place with family, friends, or loved ones, you will have lots of fun and come to know more about the Places to Visit in Lahore and subcontinent.

Following are the most Famous

Places to Visit in Lahore

Places to Visit in Lahore

Badshahi Mosque

places to visit in lahore

No matter in what region of Pakistan you live, you must have heard about Badshahi Mosque (commonly known as Badshahi Masjid).

The beautiful Mosque was completed in 1674 during Aurangzeb era. This is considered as one of the largest mosques in the world which gains a lot of attention of tourists and localists.

Data Ganj Bakhsh Hajveri Shrine

Data Ganj Bakhsh Hajveri Shrine

Abdul Hasan Ali was famous as Data Ganj Bakhsh who wrote a book on mysticism.

He was one of the most successful preachers on the subcontinent who is considered as an honourable Sufi saint in Pakistan today. Whoever visits Lahore never miss visiting this place.

Both Muslims and Non-Muslims are allowed to seek blessings of the famous Sufi saint. It is located west of Bhatti gate, near the old city.

Bagh-e-Jinnah

Bagh-e-Jinnah

If you are a book lover, this place is perfect for you. Bagh-e-Jinnah or Lawrence garden is a beautiful white palace which comprises of Jinnah Library that has an immense collection of books.

This is a good place for a daylight picnic or to enjoy reading books.

Chughtai Museum

Chughtai Museum

The historical museum was opened in 1975, the year when Muhammad Abdul Rahman passed away.

The place is situated in the northwest of Ferozpur Rd and Gulberg Main Blvd. Saying that he was one of the greatest and most talented painters of Pakistan wouldn’t be wrong.

Mr Chughtai (1897-1975) did some great work in Islamic art and created thousands of pencil sketches, 2000 watercolours, and 300 etchings. He also designed numerous coins and stamps for the country.

Shalimar Garden

Shalimar Garden

The localists call it Shalimar Bagh which was built by the son of Jehangir, Shah Jahan in the 17th century.

This is the only historical garden left from that time period. Although, the famous place is not as glorious as it used to, however, it still holds a major importance.

Lahore Fort

Lahore Fort

The place was established, damaged, demolished, rebuilt, and finally restored before becoming its current form by Emperor Akbar in 1566.

There is no doubt that Lahore Fort is the main attraction of this city. Later in 1618, the historical place was modified by Jehangir and was damaged by the British and Sikh the same year.

It was finally restored by the Mughal Emperors. The finest place is painted with authentic tilework, calligraphy, manuscripts, coins, mirrors, and much more.

To understand the history of this place, you can hire a guide for 150 PKR.

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The city of lights

is famous for having the only seaport of Pakistan, many beautiful sights, food streets that you can try here, historical places, and much more.

Whether you are a foreigner or localist, you must add

Karachi city

to your must-visit-places-list. The former capital of Pakistan has a lot to offer to its visitors. Following are the must-visit-places of the urban city.

Mazar-e-Quaid

Mazar-e-Quaid

Mazar-e-Quaid is also known as Jinnah Mausoleum which is situated near Jamshed Quarter, Numaysh.

The founder of Pakistan, Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah was buried here in 1948. Also, it is the resting place of Madar-e-Millat Fatima Jinnah, Liaquat Ali Khan, and first Prime Minister of Pakistan.

The historical place is the most important place of Karachi where families come, enjoy evenings and pay a visit to the legendary people graves.

Do Darya

Do Darya

You might have heard about this place of Karachi city as this is one of the most famous dining spots of the city.

Whether you are a food lover or not, you must visit this popular food street because it offers delicious Pakistani as well as international foods.

Many people visit this place with their loved ones regularly to satisfy their taste buds while enjoying the beautiful view.

Mohatta Palace 

Mohatta Palace

Mohatta palace is one of the finest historical places of Karachi which is located near Clifton. The famous place is full of iconic views. The building has the pink

The famous place is full of iconic views. The building has the pink colour and made of local yellow stone of Gizri and Jodhpur stone.

The beautiful building comprises of legendary statues like Soldiers of Raj and Queen Victoria. Whenever you visit Karachi, this is one of the must-visit places of the city.

Whenever you visit Karachi, this is one of the must-visit places of the city.

Frere Hall

Frere Hall

This is considered as one of the finest architecture of the country which was built during the British Colonial Era (1863-1865). Its construction was completed only in 2 years which is a significant tourist place today. The beautiful spot is located between the Fatima Jinnah Road and Abdullah Haroon Road. It consists of an immense library as well as incredible paintings. It was constructed in the

Its construction was completed only in 2 years which is a significant tourist place today. The beautiful spot is located between the Fatima Jinnah Road and Abdullah Haroon Road. It consists of an immense library as well as incredible paintings. It was constructed in the

The beautiful spot is located between the Fatima Jinnah Road and Abdullah Haroon Road. It consists of an immense library as well as incredible paintings. It was constructed in the

It consists of an immense library as well as incredible paintings. It was constructed in the

It was constructed in the honour of Sir Henry Bartle Frere who played a major role in the development of Sindh province.

Charna Island

Charna Island

The place has breathtaking views which is located near Mubarak village.

The island is also known as Churna island which is a small island in the Arabian sea.

In past few years, the place became very famous for its iconic views and watersport activities including snorkeling, scuba diving, underwater photography, jet skiing, camping, speed boating, hiking, trekking, knee boarding, and much more.

This is a perfect picnic place where you go, admire nature, and experience new things.

Pakistan Maritime Museum (PAF Museum)

Pakistan Maritime Museum

Pakistan Maritime Museum is located near PNS Karsaz which is also called Baharia Auditorium. The museum comprises of

The museum comprises of the relief structure, alluring dioramas, murals, taxidermy, ancient weapons, miniature paintings, and much more.

It also has a computer room which holds all historical information about the naval department of Pakistan.

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