Natural Beauty In Pakistan , Famous Tourist Places In Pakistan

Hunza valley is one of the beautiful places in northern region of Pakistan. The mountainous kingdom Hunza valley is also one of the best natural places to visit in Pakistan. Along with being one of the best places in Pakistan, scenic Phander Valley is home to some unbelievably welcoming people.

 If you are planning to travel to Gilgit-Baltistan this year, be sure to include Phander on your itinerary, as its the most beautiful spot in Pakistan that could quickly become a hotspot for tourists. In the far northern part of Pakistan, Skardu, Gilgit-Baltistans central valley, is the picture of beauty, serenity, and wildness. Being my favorite destination of mountainous regions of Pakistan, Skardu Valley offers many things for a traveler, which is something one never expected to experience, nor will they ever forget, visiting places like this one in northern regions of Pakistan.

 At the top of the list for best places to visit in the north region of Pakistan, we have Naran Caghan Valley located in Himalayan mountains in the province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. Home to some really amazing and lush nature, Naran and Kaghan are destinations that are often visited by Southbound Pakistani tourists who want to escape from cities and enjoy mountainous landscapes without traveling too far North. The region of Kashmir is known worldwide for its high mountains, lush green valleys, powerful rivers, beautiful lakes, and amazing wildlife.

Kumrat valley is nestled amongst massive mountains and dense green trees. If you are a huge fan of lush green landscapes and stunning lakes, Naltar Valley is the place for you. Graced with fascinatingly beautiful lakes, the lovely Gulakh valley has the well-deserved reputation as one-of-a-kind stunning destination you cannot miss when touring Pakistan. Surrounded by lush green mountains and deep alpine forests, the valley has an awesome effect on travelers of Himalayan Valleys.

Neelum Valley is one of the most appealing places to visit by tourists because Neelum valley is known for its lush greenery, springs, streams, lakes, and hills with unruly mountains. Kashmir is a place which has captured my imagination for long, Neelum Valley especially is known for its lush, mountainous beauty which has inspired a lot of travellers. Relatively unknown and forgotten in comparison with Pakistans more popular tourist destinations, I consider Yarkhun Valley the finest I have visited in Pakistan.

The valleys where the Kalash live are definitely amongst the prettiest places in Pakistan -- not only because of the sheer beauty of their nature, but because of the beauty of the Kalash themselves. Swat has a lot of sights to see, like the Valley and Mahodand Lake, Natural Ushu Valley & Ushu Forest, Malam Jabba (famous Ski Resort of Swat Valley), Madyan, Swat and Kalam Vallies, Bonir, Der, and a lot more natural beauty spots. Hunza is one of the beautiful valleys in Pakistan offering great culture & traditions, great hospitality and breathtaking views of mountains such as Karakoram, Nanga Parbat, Rakaposhi, Lady Finger.

Beautifully Natural Scenes In Pakistan

 

Pakistan offers such an abundance of gorgeous natural places, that it will be difficult to find many other countries with such refreshing landscapes to offer to you as a tourist. From bustling cities such as Islamabad and Lahore, to the beautiful valleys of the North, Pakistan is a great destination for an exclusive escape. From palaces from ancient kingdoms that date back centuries, to crystal waters from lakes across wide, sprawling valleys, Pakistan really has it all.

 

The breathtaking landscapes, the rugged, snow-capped mountains, beautiful beaches and valleys, the rich cultural heritage, bustling cities...you name it, Pakistan has breathtaking landscapes. The mini Switzerland of Pradise on Earth, the Neelum valley of Swat, and the Hunza valley of Mountain Kingdom are Pakistans top Tourist Attractions. Nagar valley is also one of the best natural places to visit in Pakistan. Neelum valley is one of the most appealing places to tourists because Neelum Valley is known for its lush greenery, springs, streams, lakes, and hills with unruly mountains.

 

The driving in Neelum Valley especially is one of my favourites of all Pakistan. Kashmir is a place that has captured my imagination for quite some time now, and the Neelum valley, especially, is known for the lush, mountainous beauty that has inspired so many travelers. Hunza is often described as paradise on Earth, and it is not difficult to understand why.

 

Another of Pakistans remote regions, the Broghil valley is defined by stark, painfully beautiful deserts and sprawling, mountainous landscapes. These gorgeous valleys are home to the native, and uniquely, Kalash tribe. The Three Valleys of Kalash are the homes of the Kalash People; said to be descendants of the armies of Alexander the Great, and are some of the prettiest parts of Pakistan.

 

The Kalash Valleys in Pakistan are known for their peoples beauty and also their natural magnificence. The valleys that Kalash live in are definitely amongst the finest places of Pakistan -- not only because of the natural splendor, but because of the beauty of the Kalash themselves. The Kashmir region is known all over the world because of its high mountains, lush green valleys, powerful rivers, beautiful lakes, and stunning wildlife.

 

It is relatively unknown and forgotten when compared with most popular tourist spots of Pakistan, and I believe Yarkhun valley is the best-looking part I have visited in Pakistan. A little bit far away from some of the other beautiful places in Pakistan that are featured in this list, Shimshal Valley is worth the effort required to get there. Graced with fascinating, beautiful lakes, the lovely Gulakh Valley has a much-deserved reputation as being one-of-a-kind, gorgeous destination not to miss when touring Pakistan.

 

Hunza is one of the prettiest valleys in Pakistan, offering great culture and traditions, great hospitality, and breathtaking views of mountains such as the Karakoram, Nanga Parbat, Rakaposhi, Lady Finger, and others. Of all the beautiful valleys of the country, Hunza stole my heart totally.

  

Famous Places In Pakistan Catching Max International Tourists

 

The picturesque North Region of Pakistan draws thousands of domestic and international tourists each year. Pakistan is blessed with gorgeous sightseeing spots, in addition to historic and religious sites, which are visited by tourists from overseas in huge numbers. There are several other sites which also draw a huge number of tourists each year including Ayubia, Bathkhela, Chakdara, Saidu Sharif, the Valley of Kalam, and the Hindu Kush Mountain Ranges at Chitral. Some of the most visited places of Pakistan include Badshahi Mosque, Neelum valley, Attabd Lake, and Hagan valley.

 

The Valley is one of the most visited places for tourism in Pakistan. Being amongst all other places of interest, it is amongst one of the best places in Pakistan for tourism, with great weather, friendly people. Relatively unknown and forgotten when compared with most popular tourist spots of Pakistan, I believe the Yarakhun valley is the most beautiful destination that I visited in Pakistan. A little bit far away from some of the other beautiful places in Pakistan that are featured in this list, Shimshal Valley is worth the effort required to get there.

 

Sindh may look a long way away from the mountains, but the impeccable art that is present here makes Sindh one of the finest places for tourism in Pakistan. Being among the best places in Pakistan for tourism, there is a lot more to appreciate in Pir Sohawa beyond just its spectacular views. Pakistan is the land of places that make you awe at the splendour of its breathtaking natural beauty. Besides natural beauty, the people in the four provinces of Pakistan are extremely welcoming and generous towards the foreign visitors.

 

Pakistans scenic beauty has attracted both foreign and domestic travelers and tourists over history, but Pakistans image as a tourist destination has been damaged by terrorism and militancy, especially in the northern parts of the country -- for example, the shooting death of Malala Yousafzai in Swat in 2012, and the massacre at an army public school in 2014. Major tourist attractions in the country include the ruins of Mohenjo Daro and Harappa, a Himalayan mountain resort. Faisal mosque (the largest mosque in South Asia), Margalla Hills National Park, Daman-i-Koh, the monuments of Pakistan, Rawal Lake, Simli Lake, and the Fatima Jinnah Park are some of the tourist attractions of Azad Kashmir. The Tharparkar Deserts of Sindh and Cholistan in Punjab, and Pakistans coastline, especially Balochistan, have potential for large numbers of domestic and international tourists.

 

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is known for its diverse natural beauties, comprising a few breathtaking valleys and mountains in the north, including Kaghan and Swat Valleys, as well as the famed Khyber Pass. The Phander valley is one of Pakistans safest places, and the people are as awesome as the views. Chapursan Valley only gets a few tourists, one of the more remote places that you can visit in Hunza. The lake has bright blue waters which cut across the rolling terrains of the Hunza valley. The lake is one of the most visited places for tourism in Pakistan, offering thrilling experiences such as skiing, boating, fishing, etc.