Pakistan is a multiethnic country in South Asia and the world's second-largest Muslim country. As a nation that went through the hands of various empires, its current state reflects its significant history and legacy. Visit one of the prettiest cities in Pakistan, Lahore, and admire the towers and buildings that make up the identity of ►
Pakistan is a multiethnic country in South Asia and the world's second-largest Muslim country. As a nation that went through the hands of various empires, its current state reflects its significant history and legacy. Visit one of the prettiest cities in Pakistan, Lahore, and admire the towers and buildings that make up the identity of Pakistani culture. The heritage of the Mogul dynasty from the 16th to 18th century is still evident in the city. You can also find the Badshahi Mosque, Wazir Khan Mosque, and the beautiful Lahore Fort. If you didn't know, Pakistan is a country of numerous valleys scattered across the country. The Swat Valley is located in the province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa alongside Kalam Town, Boyun Village, Ushu Forest, Kandol Lake, and Ushu Forest. When heading to the autonomous region of Pakistan, the Gilgit-Baltistan region, you will find some of the country's best spots. In this region, one can see the Hunza group of valleys. In addition, you may also find the Deosai National Park, known for its high-altitude alpine plateau with rich flora and fauna. A mere photograph will not give the beauty of the vast and wild plain justice; you must see it with your own eyes. The Naltar Valley and its mountains, which look like massive diamond peaks in winter and lush green in summer, are 54 kilometers from Gilgit Baltistan. The Kalasha Valleys are located in the Chitral District of northern Pakistan, where the polytheist Kalash people live. They are made up of three valleys: the Bumburet, Birir, and Rumbur. For a new sight, find the Shah Jahan Mosque in Thatta Town, Sindh Province, and soak up the detailed and curated tilework of orange and blue. Travel to Hingol National Park and admire the natural rock formations surrounded by turquoise seawater. If you want to see the Nanga Parbat mountain, visit the Fairy Meadows, which gives justice to its name by looking like a magical place with tall pine trees and a beautiful mountain background. ◄
