Pakistan has varied geographical features, including a remarkable historical and cultural background. The incredible terrain of the country ranges from the alpine heights to deep forests, deserts, and historic cities, and it is something for all types of tourists. If you are an adventurer, a history lover or just a fun-loving person who loves to experience natural beauty, then Pakistan has many interesting places to visit. Here are some top tourist attractions that any visitor would want to consider exploring fully.

1. Hunza Valley

Starting from the Gilgit-Baltistan province, Hunza Valley is well known for its beauty and warm public. It is situated in the middle of Rakaposhi and Ultar Sar and is a perfect destination for trekkers and photographers. These include Karimabad town, Altit and Baltit Forts and Attabad Lake. The best time to visit Hunza is between April and October; dry seasons are ideal for tourism. 

2. Skardu

Skardu is the starting point to the Karakoram Range and some of the highest mountains on the earth's surface, such as K-2. It is a favorite region for mountain climbers, hikers, and those who appreciate this world's dramatic terrains. Kashmir boasts beautiful lakes such as Shangrila Lake and Sheosar Lake, Deosai National Park, referred to as the 'Land of Giants,' and provides an impressive panoramic view. This region has a clientele with historical importance, as forts and monasteries are also present in this area. 

3. Fairy Meadows

Fairy Meadows is a beautiful lush green meadow with beautiful grasses leading to the ninth-highest mountain in the world, Nanga Parbat. Accessible by Jeeps and consisting of lush green pastures, Fairy Meadows is the best site for camping, trekking and photography. This destination has become famous for its jeep ride and a hike leading to the top; thus, it is an adventure for the crazy visitors. The best season for tourists to visit the country is June to September. 

4. Lahore

Lahore, the second largest city in Pakistan and the provincial capital of Punjab province is full of beauty and history. The city houses some of the world's heritage sites, including the Lahore Fort, Linear Gardens and the impressive Badshahi Mosque. Discover the Walled City of Lahore, check out the Lahore Museum, and try the delicious food Lahore is famous for on its food streets. Apart from its historical heritage, Lahore is vibrating, which is why it is one of the most famous tourist destinations. 

5. Swat Valley

Swat Valley, often called the 'Switzerland of Pakistan, is blessed with green hills and valleys, freshwater rivers and snowy mountains. The place attracts many tourists, as it is distinguished by its unique, attractive scenery and rich history: numerous Buddhist antiquities – ruins and religious constructions, called stupas, are located in the valley. Mingora is the largest city in Swat, and tourist destinations like Malam Jabba and Kalam would be the best places to travel in this beautiful area. Swat is ideal for holding winter and summer holidays. 

6. Islamabad

The capital of Pakistan, Islamabad, is known for being clean, having ultramodern architecture and being surrounded by greenery. They are the Faisal mosque, Daman-e-Koh, viewpoint and Pakistan monument. Peshawar is a clean city and one of the most planned cities in Pakistan, and that is why it does not cause any stress if included on the list of tour sites. Regarding day trips from Islamabad, the two nearest hills, Margalla Hills, are the best places for hiking and have breathtaking views of Islamabad. 

7. Neelum Valley

Neelum Valley in Azad Jammu and Kashmir can truly be Tahir Shah's magical place hidden from the rest of the world. Having many waterfalls, beautiful streams, and snow mountains, Neelum Valley is perfect for those who love nature. Some places of interest are Ratti Gali Lake, Keran, and Arang Kel, which provide good scope for trekking, camping, and taking pictures. Neelum Valley is more beautiful from April to September.

8. Murree

Murree is one of the famous hill stations near Islamabad, where the weather is cool, and the natural scenic beauty is quite appealing. Pine forests, beautiful bazaars, and tourist spots such as Patriata (New Murree) and Mall Road make Murree a hub for all tourists, domestic and international. During winter, the region is covered with snow, so it is ideal for family holidays. 

9. Chitral and Kalash Valley

In the Khyber PakhtunKhwa province, Chitral is a beautiful area with some of the world's most incredible terrains and people. The Kalash Valley has a distinct culture in the Chitral region. The Kalash are well famous for their colorful festivals and way of living, which has allowed tourists to catch a glimpse of the culture in Pakistan. Other places include the town of Chitral, which one can visit to have a view of the Hindu Kush's most imposing mountain, Tirich Mir. 

10. Karimabad

Karimabad is this picturesque town located in the middle of the Hunza Valley. It rises from the foothills of magnificent mountain ranges and is topped with ancient forts. There are the Baltit and Altit Forts, which give ideas about the people of this area – and its history; there are great scenic views here, and the atmosphere is very calm. Karimabad is also the starting point for many other tourist destinations, such as the Hopper Glacier and the magnificent Rakaposhi viewpoint. 

Conclusion

Pakistan is home to great beauty, archeological sites, and diverse cultural practices that could be exploited for tourist consumption. Suppose you are interested in the hill tracts of Gilgit-Baltistan. In that case, if you want to tour the historical cities of Punjab or are interested in the temperate zones of Azad Kashmir, there is much to discover. To help make your travel to Pakistan easy and hassle-free, book your transport, car rentals, accommodation and tours with Bookkaru. It is time to plan your fun today!