DISCOVER PAK SAR ZAMEEN

Pakistan Tourism


Pakistan is a country of legends, high mountains, beautiful lands, fairy lakes, brave and friendly people. Pakistan is a country of a strong religion, culture & adventure tours. For adventurer maniacs, who wish to explore new horizon, Pak sar zameen becomes the most suitable place for tourism, as they can make their way to the unseen beauty all on their own.There are many exciting modes for adventure & thrill seekers. There is all type of adventure tours in Pakistan. The adventures are divided in five different provinces as Sindh, Punjab, KPK (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa), Baluchistan and Gilgit Baltistan. Pak sar zameen united by five Provinces: Sindh, Baluchistan, Punjab, KPK (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa) and Gilgit Baltistan which populated by ethnically diverse people who speak a variety of languages.

Urdu is the official National language whilst Sindhi, Baluchi, Punjabi, Pushto and Kashmiri, are the main provincial languages. But, there are many more regional languages and dialects.

Pak sar zameen has been blessed with an abundance of natural beauty and awe-inspiring outdoor areas. From the unspoiled golden beaches of the Makran Coast, across the desolate deserts of Baluchistan and Sindh and through the fertile plains of the Punjab onto the mighty snow capped peaks of the Karakorams, Pakistan is a land of vast contrasts. The landscape are matched only by the diverse cultures of all the people who have chosen to settle here; at the crossroads of Asia.

There are few areas in the world where mountains rise in such awesome splendour as they do in the Northern Areas of Pakistan. Here, 4 of the world’s greatest mountain ranges (Himalayas, Karakorams, Hindukush and Pamirs) converge. It is one of the most isolated and rugged places on earth and it have the greatest concentration of high peaks in the world which makes Pakistan an ideal place for tourism.

There are many facilities in terms of equipment rental service and have contracts with jeep providers and hotels all over northern & Southern Pakistan. You can cater for Adventure in the (Himalayas, Karakorams, Hindukush and Pamirs) mountains and from Arabian Sea to the Southern Deserts of Thar & Cholistan. Travel guides can organize Trekking, Jeep Safaris, Camel Safaris and Boat Safaris in the Indus and wild boar hunting tours in Pakistan. Even if you are going by own, you can arrange your tour very easily. 

Dozen of beautiful and exciting places for tour are there to be visited if one wishes to tour the Land of Pure people. There are many places you can cater like if you have plan a tour in province of Sind than you must see Thata, Maklie, Bhambur of Karachi, Moenjodaro ,Kainjhar Lake and Karli Lake, desert of thar. Than in province of Punjab, Lahore you can visit historical places , Badshai Mosque, Minar-e-Pakistan, Mehal of Noorjehan, Sufi-Saint Datta Kanjbaksh. 

There are many beautiful attractions in Islamabad, tourists can visit Faisal Mosque, Shakarparian, Margalla Hills. A two hour drive can take you to Texila, a city of monuments, crafts, poultry and statue of Buddha you can visit Texila museum. NWFP you can find best places for shopping. If you are thrill seeker than move to hill stations like Murree, Gilgit, Hunza, Abotobad, Kaghan, Swat and the most visited lake of Saifulmalook (lake of fairies). You can go to Quetta, Ziarat where you can visit  the residence of Quaid-e-Azam, father of the nation.

Pak sar zameen is not the place most tourist think about when planning for their next vacation. But this land, with its blend of the ancient and modern, can provide for a very beautiful and exotic destinations for tourism. 

The northern part of Pakistan has the Karakoram and Himalayan mountains where you can go on mountain expeditions, rock and ice climbing, biking, and adventure trekking, other activities include camel, boat and jeep safaris. Some of the creatures you may encounter are dolphins, lions, tigers, and exotic birds. The cities of Pakistan also have much to interest the traveler, with cultural and historic sites abounding, which makes Pakistan an ideal place for tourism. 

KARACHI

The largest and most populated city of Pakistan, Karachi was the capital of Pakistan until 1959. It sits by the Arabian Sea, and you can enjoy many of the water activities such as fishing, boating, and swimming. Later, take a horse or camel ride on Clifton Beach. Around the city, there are such pastimes as golfing and horse racing. You can see exhibits from the country's past at the National Museum of Pakistan. Go to Park Towers for mall shopping, or to the markets for many handcrafted items such as rugs and carpets. Pakistan is one of the world's foremost exporter of carpets. All of the above and much more Karachi has to offer to the tourists.

 

ISLAMABAD

Islamabad and its nearby twin city, Rawalpindi, are located in north-central Pakistan. Islamabad is the capital of Pakistan. Its construction was finished in 1966. Today, there is a population of over 500,000 people in this modern city. An impressive sight is the large Shah Faisal Mosque (It is one of the largest in the world) and the Pakistan Monument in Islamabad, Pakistan is a national monument representing the nation's four provinces and three territories. North of the city are the Margala Hills, which are a great place to take go hiking, have a picnic, and view the city laid out below. The Japanese Children's Park, a gift from the Japanese, is a fun place for the kids. All of the above and much more is to be offered by Islamabad to its tourists.

LAHORE

This city is approximately 2,000 years old, and it is the second largest city in Pakistan. It is considered to be the cultural and academic center of the country. Tourist interested in culture must visit Lahore. It has a section of town you'll want to see, known as the Old City. Be sure to visit the Lahore Museum, which documents the ancient civilizations of the past, and is considered by many to be the best museum in Pakistan. The huge Lahore Fort was built in the 1590's by the Mughals, and the buildings there can be toured daily. Two nice parks you can enjoy are the Jinnah and the Shalimar. Have a bite to eat on the "Food Street" while winding down from your day in Lahore.

Tourists do need to exercise caution in a land as volatile as Pakistan. Consult travel warnings before you go. You should stay with your group and tour guide, obey all the local laws and customs, and dress modestly. With safety precautions in mind, a trip to Pakistan can provide you with adventure and exhilaration. The warm, friendly people in their beautiful country will make for great photographs and memories for years to come. (Jinnay Lohare ne waikhya O jamyaa he nahee)

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