Where Shall I Go On Holiday Next Year In Pakistan?

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Are you thinking of spending your holidays next year in Pakistan? You might be on the hunt for some unique destinations where you can go and make some memories. If that's the case, I would like to share details of a few travel destinations in Pakistan, quite suitable for having fun-filled vacations.

Fairy Meadows

Nothing is as beautiful as fairy meadows in Pakistan. If you love camping and hiking, it's just the right spot. It is one of the favourite destinations of backpackers. Every year, hundreds of tourists visit Fairy Meadows because they want to enjoy a family camp in the most peaceful and beautiful place. The real fun is three hours of hiking, where you get a chance to discover surrounding water features and scenic views. But this hike seems all worth it because, at the end, you would be able to have a spectacular view of Nanga Parbat, the infamous killer mountain in the world. If you don't like camping, you can book hotels and cabins in Fairy meadows. It would so a relaxing experience to explore lush green fields and enjoy your tea or coffee from the balcony or terrace.

Islamabad

This capital ...
... city of Pakistan has a lot to offer to its tourists. Whether you are a history discoverer and thinking of having quality time with family, everything is available at this place to make your Pakistan trip as enjoyable as you want. Islamabad is a hub that directs you toward some nearby tourist attractions. In other words, you start your journey from Islamabad and then land in other fascinating northern places like Murree, Naran, Kaghan, and Swat. If you take a good interest in History remains of Gandhara Civilizations are waiting for you. Those who like water sports and adventure can travel to Khanpur Dam.

The top tourist attractions of Islamabad are Shah Faisal Mosque, Damn-e-Koh, Margala Hills, Rawal Lake, and Loke Virsa Heritage Museum. You should book hotels in Islamabad for more than two weeks if you want to enjoy the beauty of this city and its surrounding areas perfectly.

Hunza Valley

This valley is situated on the ancient Silk Road to Kashgar and is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful valleys in the world. Karimabad is the central hub where you can find a wide variety of restaurants, resorts and hotels. You should always book hotels in Hunza Valley near Karimabad because hotels in this area will offer you easy access to Baltit and Altit Fort. Burushaski is the primary language in Hunza Valley.
But don't you need to worry because people speak English and Urdu. Attabad lake is the natural beauty of this place. Hunza Valley attracts the attention of mountaineers all over the world. They land in this valley and start hiking to summit the mountains, such as Shispare Sar, Lady Finger, and Ultra Sar.

Deosai National Park

Tourists who love to explore flora and fauna plan to visit the Deosai National Park. It is located near Karakoram-West Tibetan Plateau. This rich fertile land put on a display of colourful wildflowers during springs. These dazzling blooms get the attention of butterflies who fly here and there and make the whole look of this park simply magical. This park was established at first to ensure the survival of the Himalayan Brown bear. But now, it has become a home to snow leopards, huge soaring lammergeiers, and golden marmots.

Chitral

It is a town located beneath gigantic Tirch Mir, 7700meters highest mountain in the Hindu Kash range. This valley has a unique feel and charm you can't have in other areas of Pakistan. You would love to discover the old Mud Fort that has ancient remains. Another noteworthy discovery is the scene of the popular British Seigh. Don't forget to explore the Shahi Mosque on the banks of the Chitral river. Once you are done with Chitral, don't just go. Plan a tour of the Mastuj, Garam Chasma, the Kalash Valley and the Shandor Pass. All these tourist attractions are one of a kind, and you can add them to your list of places to visit on your next year's Holidays in Pakistan.

Lahore

You can dig into the history of the subcontinent from the oldest city of Pakistan, Lahore. This city has two sides. One is old, and another is new. The more you spend time there, the more you get an idea of why it is the most lively city in Pakistan. Locals are friendly and helpful. Street food is delicious. The nightlife of Lahore is worth a round of the clause. And when you have the mood to discover Royal Era, you need to visit Mughal Garden, Badshahi Mosque, and Lahore Fort. You can book hotels in Lahore near its top tourist attractions just to avoid heavy traffic and extra car rental expenses.