Pakistan

Pakistan is not touted as “the next big thing” for nothing. Tourists never run out of sights to explore and activities to enjoy in Pakistan. The architectural wonders in capital city Lahore are reminiscent of the world-renowned Taj Mahal in India. The verdant lands, arid deserts, and snow-capped mountains in the Hindu Kush are among the must-visit landscapes. Pakistan’s towering mountain ranges make the country ideal for visitors who find thrill in activities such as trekking, hiking, water sports, and mountaineering.

Pakistan holds a strategic location as an entry point to Europe and Asia. Situated in the Greater Middle East and South Asia, Pakistan is bordered by the Arabian Sea coast, the Himalayas mountain valleys, and the Indus River.

Pakistani cuisine, with its exotic and rich flavors, is something to look forward to when you travel to Pakistan. If your taste buds crave spicy and aromatic dishes, then you should never leave Pakistan without tasting its biryani (rice dish) and kebabs (grilled meat).

Vacationing is inexpensive in Pakistan. In fact, it is one of the most economical places for travelers. Its hotels and restaurants offer rates that fit almost every budget. Transportation costs are budget-friendly as well.

If you plan to visit Pakistan, your schedule must take into consideration the country’s climate. The hottest months are from March until June, while the cool season lasts from October until February. Usually, most tourists flock to Pakistan from June to August. The ideal time for trekking are late April until late October, with peak months ranging from June to September.

Traveling to Pakistan is not advised during election campaign period when the traffic and political situation inconvenience tourists. During Ramadan, businesses and restaurants close during the day, so plan your trip accordingly.

Pakistan