Want to visit Pakistan,here are sixteen best tourist points that you must visit.

Recent developments in tourism industry of Pakistan has made it one of the most interesting travel destination in the world. UK has issued a new travel advisory for bewitching scenic beauty of Pakistan, British AIrways has already started its operation to the Pakistan. The visit of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle has left a landmark impact on tourism industry of Pakistan. The royal couple declared Pakistan a beautiful and sightseeing destination. The northern areas of the country are full of adventure and romance.US Forbes magazine has included Pakistan in top ten most attractive places for tourists. From brown , black to white snowy mountains, transparent lakes, and lush green grounds, Pakistan made its place in one of the most famous US magazine.

Recently Pakistan has taken a number of steps to attract international tourists , including improved road infrastructure, better security condition and a number of travel packages. Pakistan is heavenly beautiful place on earth where you will lost in its spectre beauty.

Naltar valley , Gilgit-Baltistan

Naltar is a valley is in the Gilgit–Baltistan region of Pakistan. Naltar is about 54 kilometres from Gilgit and can be reached by jeeps. Naltar is a forested region known for its dramatic mountain scenery.
Located two-and-a-half hours drive from Gilgit, the Naltar valley is famous for its colorful lakes, where the world’s best potatoes are also cultivated. Surrounded by pine forests, the valley is known for being isolated and quiet from the world. According to Syed Mehdi Bukhari, the telepathic lakes, the story of a morning, the masterpiece of an artist, under whose influence any human being spoke to himself, began to grow. A man, like a patient with low blood pressure, sits on a socket and the listener is so convinced that the influence of Christianity on the soul is felt. ‘

Neelam Valley, Azad Kashmir

In the north of Muzaffarabad this beautiful Valley starts from Chhala Bandi bridge ( چہلہ بانڈی پل ) and ended at Tao But ( تاﺅبٹ ) . This lush green valley is paradise on earth .

Neelum Valley is one of the most beautiful valleys of Pakistani Kashmir, where there are big rivers, lakes, forests and lush mountains of clear, transparent and cold water. There are amazingly attractive waterfalls and high-lying mountains, whose flowing streams flow from the top of the road and, with large rocks, finally join the muddy waters of the Nile River.

The valley, starting from Muzaffarabad, the capital of Azad Kashmir, is about 150 miles long. It is situated on both sides of the river Neelum. The geographical features enhance the natural beauty of the Valley. Its elevation, a mere 2,000 feet at the start, gradually rises till it attains a respectable height of 8,000 feet. On both sides there are high mountains and peaks.

How to Access This Destination:

As a tourist you can reach this destination from two sides. One from the Kaghan Valley which is linked with it at two points, the Nuri Nari Hali (Pass) and the Ratti Gali and many minor Passes. From Dawarian it takes two days for hiking or riding and night stay at Dharian at 12,000 feet. The second approach is from Muzaffarabad. It is a distance of 55 miles which is jeepable in fair weather. The Neelum meets the Jhelum river at Domali (meeting of the two) on the outskirts of Muzaffarabad city.

Shangrila Resorts (شنگریلا ریزورٹس)
Leaving the Karakoram Highway a short distance ahead of the Jagloot, the narrow road turns into a skirted road between steep hills and dry mountains. During this seven-hour journey, many small valleys, mountain streams and happy people welcome the traveler. Crossing the ancient wooden bridge over the Indus, a road leads to the tourist’s paradise Shangrila. It is a popular tourist attraction about 25 minutes by car from Skardu city – The highlight of the Shangrirella Rest House is the restaurant that is built in an air craft structure.

This adventurous destination is only away of 25 minutes drive from Skardu city. The most dictinting point of this resort is a restaurant which is built in the shape of a plane.

Valley Gujjal (وادی گوجال)
The Gujjal Valley is the frontier area of Pakistan along with China and Afghanistan borders. It meets with china at Khunjrab pass, which is about 15,397 feet above sea level, and here is the world highest ATM. This mysteriously beautiful valley is covered with snow. It meets with Afghanistan on Choparson.

The Wakhan area is about 6 miles wide, after which the Tajikistan border begins. The Karakoram highway connecting Pakistan with China also enters China at Khunjrab, passing through the Gujal Valley. Needless to say, the pictures are enough to tell you everything.

Gujal: Here Pakistan starts :

Dev Sai (دیوسائی)
Located in the foothills of the Himalayas, Desai is the world’s tallest and the only mountainous mountain of its kind, with no less than 4000 meters high in any of its locations. 8 months of the year, the place is covered with snow, but it is surprising that in the summer months there are thousands of wildflowers growing on the slopes of 3000 square kilometers of smooth slopes, consisting of mountain slopes and canyons. Yes, but not a single tree can be found anywhere. Shivsar Lake is also part of it. This lake is one of the highest lakes in the world, with deep blue water, snowy hills, lush grass and colorful flowers, this unique lake is also an example of beauty.

Rama Meadow
About 11 km from Astor is Rama village, which is considered as one of the most beautiful villages in the north. Next to the village is the Hussein Maidan of Rama, called Rama Meadu. Our blogger Syed Mehdi Bukhari portrays the place as’ working women in the fields, and the vibrant colors of the fields, the vibrant atmosphere, the happy faces, the blooming children, the swinging trees, the twisting paths, The flowing water is the hallmark of Rama village.

Similarly if there is an open green field in front of you, there is cold ice milk water flowing in the form of drains in the field, go sheep in the field at the water’s edge, grazing cows, having lush palm trees around, On the hill slopes in the back of the field is a pine forest, and on top of it is the snowy peak of Chongda, the southern wall of Nanga Parbat with the peak; the clouds of blue sky are touching the tops of the mountain, the sun is opening like this. As the big mirror reflects on the horizon, you are definitely in Rama Rama.

Siri Pay
Going above the Sugar Valley, the vast area of lush pine on the Hindu Kush Mountains is a great attraction for tourists. Often surrounded by fog and clouds, this place is magically combined with the lush peaks of waterfalls, horseback riding, wildflowers and spider packs. A view of Lake Peak surrounded by spider peaks and Queen Parbat can also be a memorable experience here.

Avon and the valley bomboriat ایون اور وادی بمبوریت
Avon District is a village in Chitral, located 12 km south of Chitral, at the confluence of the River Bombor. There are no words to describe the beauty of this village, surrounded by mountains. Similarly, the valley is Bomboorte, which is ahead of Avon, one of the three Calais Valley.

About two hours journey from Chitral can reach Bombur. The Kalash locals consider themselves the descendants of Alexander the Great, and associate themselves with Greece. The valley is very beautiful and barren, but still there is a sense of calm and tranquility.

White Palace, Swat سفید محل، سوات
The “Marghzar” district is the only dedicated location in Swat, about twelve kilometers from the main city of Mingora. Tourists not only visit Merghzar due to its natural beauty and mild weather but also visit the White Palace (1941), a historic building in the Swat era.

When the construction of the white palace was completed in 1941, by the order of Mian Gul Abdul Wadood al-Maruf Raja Sahib (1881 to 1971), the founder of the modern state of Swat, the palace of Murgazar was in some way the summer capital of the state. Even today, seven decades later, the white palace is still open.

Keerther Valley کیرتھر کا خطہ
The history of this region is so rich that it is lost in the forgetfulness of all time. Here, the mountain range comprising several peaks forms a natural border between Baluchistan and Sindh, including Gorkha Hill (5700), Kateji Tomb (6877). And Bandu Ji’s tomb (7112) is prominent.

The area, which extends over 150 miles, is an ideal resort thanks to rivers, springs and historic sites, but sadly, the number of visitors here is not small. The local residents are very eager to welcome the tourists and want to improve the face of their area.

Mubarik Village, Karachi مبارک ولیج، کراچی
Mubarak Village is the second largest fishing village in Karachi, bordered by Gadani (Balochistan). The landscape here is surrounded by a unique combination of golden rocks and blue transparent water. Far from the noise of the city, this place welcomes you with immense love. As you approach the shore, anchor boats appear in glass-like transparent water.

Rural face of Punjab along the Chenab River

Allaah has given countless blessings to Punjab province. Gold is bursting, fields are shaking and landscapes are a gift of nature. When winter breaks, springtime rituals begin to spread every hundred years.

At the end of the winter, the plants again wrap their green wrap. Each hundred mustard fields tell the arrival of new life. According to Syed Mehdi Bukhari, Sialkot, located on the banks of the river Chenab, is known as a city of skilled workers. It is probably the effect of the Chenab, whose waters add such nectar that the cities, settlements, villages along its banks are fertile with mind even with the land. Many intelligent people, including Iqbal, Faiz Ahmad Faiz and Shiv Kumar Battalvi, were born here. The Chenab River flows calm about 20 km from the city of Marala.

Gaanchhay (گانچھے)
Singhalokh is a land of rich mountains, flowing blue waters, high waterfalls, rich in natural and human beauty. The headquarters of Ganache is as beautiful as its own name. The population on the banks of the Shivak River is just as simple today as it was centuries ago. Leaving them on, proceed to the open field of the River Shivak on the same Khati road where it flows down the river into its wide gravel-filled plain in the form of drains. From here one can see the peak of the famous Broome Peak in the rear.

Raani Kot رنی کوٹ
Spread over an area of ​​26 km, it is the largest fort in the world, but officials have nevertheless failed to promote tourism here. The fort is very easy to access from Karachi and can be reached here via the national highway. After leaving Karachi, travel to Indus Highway towards Dadu.

The road is in excellent condition and is an hour’s journey to the hometown of Sindhi nationalist GM Syed. A little further afield comes from this town, on a rusty board announcing that Rani Kot is about thirty kilometers from here. Even though the road is bad, the distance is still 30 to 40 minutes.

Bahawalpur (City of Palaces)

The former state of Punjab owns the treasures of Bahawalpur historical buildings, monuments and gardens that you may never have heard of. It is located on the railway line of the Peshawar Karachi on the left bank of the river Sutlej, along with the desert area, lush gardens also satisfy your view while the magnificence of the palace.

Gorikh Hill (گورکھ ہل)

Blizzard and Sindh? It may sound like a myth, but it is a place in Sindh province where the snow actually falls in winter. In 2008, all the hills here were covered with snow.

Gorkha Hill is a charming spot 5688 feet above sea level and is part of the Kirthar mountain range which connects the Sindh border with Baluchistan to the west.