Top 150 Famous Places Of Pakistan

Top 150 Famous Places Of Pakistan

Top 150 Famous Places of Pakistan

 

Regarding tourist places in Pakistan, there are plenty of great options for everyone. Mountains, plains, meadows, forests, lakes, waterfalls, deserts, rivers, and archaeological and Buddhist sites offer adventurous tours for those interested in history, culture, traditions, and delights for foodies.

 

So, when you are trying to plan your trip to Pakistan, where do you start? It depends on what you like the most. Pakistan offers unlimited nature experiences, adventure tours, cultural tours, archaeological site tours, food tours, shopping tours, and more.

 

Let us have a brief detail about the most amazing places of Pakistan. Moreover, if you book us your trip to Pakistan, you will complete information about the place you visit, its safety, and planning your trip.

 Top Tourist Places of Pakistan To Visit 

Here, we have listed some of the top places to visit in Pakistan that are worth visiting when you are on a trip to Pakistan, no matter when you visit. These places are available throughout the year.

  1. Abbottabad
  2. Altit Fort
  3. Arrang Kel
  4. Astola Beach
  5. Astore Valley
  6. Attabad Lake
  7. Ayubia
  8. Ayun Valley 
  9. Azad Kashmir
  10.      Babusar Top
  11. Badshahi Mosque
  12. Bahrain
  13. Balakot
  14. Bala Hissar Fort 
  15. Balochistan
  16. Baltit Fort
  17. Banbhore
  18. Banjosa Lake
  19. Basho Valley
  20. Birthplace of the first Sikh Guru
  21. Borith Lake
  22. Charna island 
  23. Chaukhandi tombs
  24. Chitral Valley
  25. Cholistan 
  26. Chauburji
  27. Clifton Beach
  28. Daman-e-Koh
  29. Data Darbar
  30. Deosai National Park
  31. Deosai Plains
  32. Derawar Fort 
  33. Dudipatsar 
  34. Dunga Gali
  35. Eagle Nest Duiker
  36. Fairy Meadows
  37. Fizaghat
  38. Frere Hall
  39. Galiyat
  40. Ghanta Ghar
  41. Gilgit-Baltistan
  42. Gorakh Hills
  43. Ghorha Gali
  44. Gulmit Valley
  45. Gupis Valley
  46. Gurdwara
  47. Gurez Valley
  48. Gwadar Beach
  49. Halmat
  50. Hanna Lake
  51. Harappa
  52. Hazarganji-chiltan National Park
  53. Hingol National Park
  54. Hunza Valley
  55. Islamabad
  56. Jahaz banda 
  57. Jiwani Beach
  58. Kachura Lake
  59. Kaghan Valley
  60. Kalam Swat Valley
  61. Kala Chashma
  62. Karachi
  63. Karimabad
  64. Kashmir Point
  65. Katasraj Mandir
  66. Katpana Lake
  67. Kel
  68. Karthar Area
  69. Khaplu Fort
  70. Khaplu Valley
  71. Khewra salt mines
  72. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
  73. Kot Diji fort
  74. Kotri Barrage
  75. Kumrat Valley
  76. Kund Malir Beach
  77. Kundol Lake
  78. Kutton Jagran
  79. Kutton Valley
  80. Lahore Fort
  81. Lalazar
  82. Leepa Valley 
  83. Lok Virsa Museum
  84. Lulusar Lake
  85. Madyan
  86. Mahodand Lake
  87. Makli Tombs
  88. Malam Jabba
  89. Margalla Hills
  90. Marghazar
  91. Minar -e- Pakistan
  92. Mohatta Palace Museum
  93. Mohenjo Daro
  94. Monal Restaurant
  95. Monument of Pakistan
  96. Moola Chutok
  97. Mubarak Village
  98. Multan Fort
  99. Murree
  100. Muzaffarabad
  101. Nagar Valley
  102. Naran Valley
  103. Nathiagali
  104. Neelum Valley
  105. Nigar Khana
  106. Noor Mahal Bahawalpur
  107. Omara Beach
  108. Padi Zar BEach
  109. Patriata
  110. Pasni Beach
  111. Phander Valley
  112. Pir Chinasi
  113. Princess Of Hope
  114. Quaid-e-Azam Mausoleum
  115. Quetta
  116. Rakaposhi Peak
  117. Ranikot Fort
  118. Ratti Gali Lake
  119. Rohtas Fort
  120. Rush Lake
  121. Saidu Sharif
  122. Saif-ul-Malook Lake
  123. Satpara Lake
  124. Shah Faisal Mosque
  125. Shandur Pass
  126. Shangri-La Lake
  127. Sharda Valley
  128. Sharda AJK
  129. Sheosar Lake
  130. Shigar Desert
  131. Shigar Fort
  132. Shogran Valley
  133. Shrine of Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai
  134. Siri Paye
  135. Skardu Fort
  136. Skardu Valley
  137. Sonmiani Beach
  138. Sost Border
  139.  Gulmit
  140. Swat Valley
  141. Taubat
  142. The Mall Road Murree
  143. Toli Peer
  144. Tomb of Sachal Sarmast
  145. Tomb of Shah Rukh e Alam
  146. Tooba Masjid
  147. Urak Valley
  148. The walled city of Lahore
  149. Wazir Khan Mosque
  150. Ziarat

Islamabad 

Islamabad is the capital and the federal territory of Pakistan. With over a million inhabitants, the city has a different vibe from Karachi/Lahore or any other city in Pakistan. Islamabad seems calmer, cleaner, and greener. Moreover, it is the second most beautiful capital in the World. Islamabad is an excellent place to start if you visit the northern region.

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Famous places of Pakistan: Islamabad

Lahore

Lahore is the capital of Punjab province and one of the best tourist cities in Pakistan. Influenced by the Mughal Empire and British India, you’ll find beautiful gardens, forts, and mosques here. There are so many places in Lahore you can visit on your next tour to Pakistan. Some of the best places in Lahore are Badshahi Mosque, Wazir Khan Mosque, Lahore Fort, and many more.

Lahore

Famous Places Of Pakistan: Lahore

Karachi

Karachi is the capital of Sindh province and the largest city in Pakistan, with a population of over 18 million. It is one of the largest cities in the world! Karachi has no shortage of things to do, and just watching the crazy traffic will keep you entertained all day.

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Famous Places Of Pakistan: Karachi

Whether you’re exploring historic markets, paying homage to Pakistan’s founders, or shopping in the country’s largest mall, Karachi has you covered. Pakistan has many important historical places, including six UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Two of these historic places in Pakistan are in Sindh.

Quetta

Quetta is the capital of Balochistan. It is listed as the 9th largest city in the “Pakistan Fruit Production Center” due to its multiple production farms that produce various fruits and nuts. In the past, it was called “mini Paris” because of its beautiful appearance and great location.

Top 150 Famous Places Of Pakistan

Places Of Pakistan: Quetta

 

Additionally, Quetta is located 1,680 meters above the northwest lowland in Balochistan, close to the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, and is an ongoing trade nerve between the two countries. Furthermore, Quetta has many grasslands, mountains, different plants, and beautiful creatures. However,  it is one of the most densely populated cities in Pakistan, with a population of nearly 2 million.

Azad Kashmir

Another area of ​​Pakistan that looks very beautiful is Kashmir. Azad Kashmir, Pakistan, has many great destinations for tourists to explore. Most tourist attractions are located in the Neelum Valley in Azad Kashmir. Azad Kashmir, Pakistan, has a lot to offer travelers, be it lush green valleys, lush alpine forests, majestic waterfalls, clear blue lakes, or lush green pastures, Azad Kashmir has everything a tourist wants to see.

Besides being a beautiful natural tourist destination, Azad Kashmir in Pakistan is rich in history. You can go on a cultural and historical tour of Azad Kashmir to explore ancient historical sites.

 

However, Azad Kashmir is a reasonably safe place, so avoid any hassle by booking your Azad Kashmir tour with us. But, of course, things change a lot regarding the political situation. When planning your trip to Pakistan, find out what’s going on there, maybe you can go.

Multan

Another city in Punjab that you might want to visit is Multan. It is the seventh-largest city in Pakistan and an important cultural and economic center in southern Punjab. With its numerous shrines, mausoleums, and mosques, it attracts devotees all year round.

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Famous Places Of Pakistan: Multan

Swat Valley

This magical valley looks like a fairy tale! With its beautiful forests, rivers, and villages, Swat Valley is a must-see when you are in Pakistan. Swat Valley is located in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK). The Swat Valley is known as the “Switzerland” of Pakistan. Swat is known for its enormous natural beauty, such as waterfalls, pine forests, snow-capped peaks, lush green fields, glaciers, and streams. Swat is undoubtedly the most beautiful destination in the northern region of Pakistan.

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Famous Places Of Pakistan: Swat Valley

 

Gilgit Baltistan

Gilgit-Baltistan is the northernmost administrative region of Pakistan. Additionally, Gilgit-Baltistan is known as home to the highest peaks in the world, including K2, K3, and Nanga Parbat. This stunning landscape is known for its mountains, glaciers, lakes, and valleys. Not only the mountains here, but Gilgit-Baltistan also has a unique background of culture, history, landmarks, and people.

Top 150 Famous Places Of Pakistan

Famous Places Of Pakistan: Gilgit Baltistan

 

Fresh and clear lakes, enchanting sounds, sensations of waterfalls, arid lands and dunes of great deserts, and ancient architectural fortresses await to make this trip exciting and unforgettable.

Fairy Meadows

Fairy Meadows is one of Pakistan’s most popular trekking destinations, and for good reason. Although difficult to access, Fairy Meadows is undoubtedly one of the most magical places in Pakistan. This is because you can get stunning views from Nanga Parbat, the ninth-largest mountain in the world. Nanga Parbat is Pakistan’s highest mountain at 8,125 meters, second only to K2 and one of the most accessible treks, allowing you to see the 8,000-meter peak without a multi-day trip.

Top 150 Famous Places Of Pakistan

Famous Places Of Pakistan: Fairy Meadows

 

Skardu

In the center of Gilgit-Baltistan in the Skardu District. Made up of lakes, deserts, roads, and picturesque villages, this place is the best place for nature excursions in Pakistan.

The Skardu region is home to some of the highest peaks in the world, including K2. Another attraction is Deosai National Park, a 4,114-meter wonderland rich in flora and fauna. Find the best places here, like the Khaplu Valley, Shigar Fort, and Deosai Plains, to name a few.

Top 150 Famous Places Of Pakistan

Famous Places Of Pakistan: Skardu

Chaukhandi Tombs

Chaukhandi Tombs is located 28 kilometers outside Karachi. This historic site contains the tombs of ancestors of local tribes, estimated to date from the 15th to 18th centuries.

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Famous Places Of Pakistan: Chaukhandi Tombs

 

Mohenjo Daro

This historical place in Sindh was only discovered in the early 20th century, following extensive research and excavations. He concluded that these mounds and ruins were once part of the Indus Valley Civilization, contemporary with ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia.

Mohenjo-Daro is now listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and has enormous historical significance, making it one of the best tourist destinations in Pakistan.

Fun fact: Mohenjo Daro is also what you see on Pakistani 20 rupee banknotes!

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Famous Places Of Pakistan: Mohen jo Daro

 

Visit Mohenjo Daro, an important historical place in Sindh. Like many places in the world today, you can visit ancient civilizations without a lot of tourists. This is just another reason to love Pakistan.

Tip: Avoid visiting Mohenjodaro in the middle of the day as the temperature outside is very high. There is hardly any sun protection when walking on the site. The best time to visit is in the early morning or evening when the sun is not directly in the sky. They rent umbrellas and hats on-site.

Makli

Another UNESCO World Heritage Site, Makli, is the largest cemetery in the world. In 10 square kilometers, we traveled in a convertible to explore this massive tomb complex. It may seem strange to visit a cemetery, but the mausoleums left by the Mughal Empire are impressive. Each has intricate details that you could spend hours exploring.

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Famous Places Of Pakistan: Makli

 

Ranikot Fort

Ranikot Fort is a historical fort located in Talpur, Jamshoro District, Sindh province. Known as the Indus Wall, it is considered the largest fort in the world, with a circumference of about 32 kilometers! You can walk around this fort and explore all the rooms you can enter. There are a lot of great photo opportunities here, and at the top, you get a great view of the surrounding area.

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Famous Places Of Pakistan: Ranikot Fort

 

No matter how many forts you visit during your trip to Pakistan, each place is impressive and generally packed with tourists.

Tomb of the Seven Sisters

Another historical site worth visiting in Sindh is the Tomb of the Seven Sisters, they have an interesting story behind them. According to legend, the seven sisters lived in a cave and met no men. The then-Hindu ruler Raja Dahir learned of her beauty and ordered her to be brought before him. When the sisters heard this, they were terrified and began to pray. Suddenly, the earth opens in their prayers, and they disappear.

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Famous Places Of Pakistan: Tomb of Seven Sisters

History aside, the cemetery is also a great place to view the beautiful Lansdown Bridge over the Indus River. Sunrise/sunset is the best time to visit. You may even see Indus dolphins in the water if you are lucky.

Shah Jahan Mosque

As a Muslim-majority country, Pakistan has many beautiful mosques to visit, but San Jahan is my favorite. The mosque is elegant in design and colorful. The geometric design of the entire mosque intrigued me.

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Famous Places Of Pakistan: Shah Jahan Mosque

 

This mosque was built by a Mughal king as a gift to the hospitality of the people of Tatta. Construction began in 1644 and took three years to complete.

Badshahi Mosque

One of the most beautiful sights in Lahore is the Badshahi Mosque or “Emperor’s Mosque”. It was built by the Mughal emperor in 1673 with precious red sandstone.

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Famous Places Of Pakistan: Badshahi Mosque

 

Tip: After your meal, head to the Haveli restaurant in Food Street for a different view. There you can enjoy the view of Badshahi Mosque from the top of the restaurant.

Lahore Fort and Shalimar Gardens

Next to the Badshahi Mosque is the Lahore Fort. This is another beautiful Mughal building, built in the 1580s, the fort is located in the northwest corner of the walled city of Lahore. It has been destroyed and rebuilt many times in its history.

Shalimar Gardens, another royal complex, is located 7 km from the castle. Influenced by Persian and Islamic traditions, these gardens are outstanding examples of Mughal gardens.

Top 150 Famous Places Of Pakistan

Famous Places Of Pakistan: Lahore Fort

Both Lahore Fort and Sharma Gardens were declared World Heritage Sites by UNESCO in 1981 for their outstanding universal value.

Wazir Khan Mosque

Lahore is full of beautiful mosques. It’s called the Paris of the East for a reason! Located in the heart of Lahore, Wazir Khan Mosque is another mosque worth visiting during your time. It is currently on the tentative list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. This 17th-century mosque is an architectural masterpiece!

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Famous Places Of Pakistan: Wazir Khan Mosque

 

Minar e Pakistan

Minar-e-Pakistan is a 70-meter high building, similar to the Eiffel Tower. It marked the 1940 resolution of the Anglo-Indian Muslim League to establish the independent Islamic State of Pakistan. From the top of Minar-e-Pakistan, you can get a great view of Lahore Fort and the Badshahi Mosque.

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Famous Places Of Pakistan: Minar e Pakistan

 

National History Museum

Near the Lahore Fort, there is the National History Museum of Pakistan. It is located in Iqbal Park, a beautiful park that attracts thousands of visitors annually. You can learn about Pakistan’s fascinating history at the National Museum through interactive audio and video exhibits.

Top 150 Famous Places Of Pakistan

Famous Places Of Pakistan: National History Museum

 

Delhi Gate

One of the top attractions in Lahore is the Delhi Gate, which leads to one of the oldest markets in Lahore. After going in and only walking around, it was a nice break from the busy Pakistani traffic.

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Famous Places Of Pakistan: Dehli Gate

There is also a refurbished shahi Haman (traditional hammam) that you can visit inside the bazaar. The city has done a great job renovating the bathroom and making it more accessible to tourists. A guide can show you the bathrooms.

Wagha Border 

Lahore is just two kilometers from India, and ceremonies are held twice daily at the border. It was a military celebration, with soldiers walking around trying to impress while locals on all sides cheered, sang, shouted, and displayed their patriotism.

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Famous Places Of Pakistan: Wagha Border

 

Shah Faisal Mosque

When you are in Islamabad, be sure to visit Faisal Mosque. This modern mosque looks very different from other mosques in the country, making it one of the top tourist attractions in Pakistan. Faisal Mosque differs from the traditional dome found in most mosques by being topped with a sloping roof. The main prayer hall can hold up to 100,000 people!

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Famous Places Of Pakistan: Faisal Masjid

 

Non-Muslims were asked to avoid visiting during prayer times and Fridays. Visitors must take off their shoes and dress appropriately before entering the hospital.

Pir Sohawa & Monal Restaurant 

After visiting the mosque, head to the Monal restaurant on the hilltop outside the city center. From there, you can enjoy stunning panoramic views of Islamabad, and the food is delicious! It is one of the most famous tourist spots in Islamabad. It is the highest point in Islamabad, and you can have the whole view of Islamabad. Trekkers usually use trails in Islamabad you reach the top and enjoy good food with pleasant weather all year long.

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Famous Places Of Pakistan: Pir Sohawa

Taxila

Just 32 kilometers from Islamabad, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the ancient city of Taxila. The ancient site is located on a branch of the Silk Road connecting China to the West. The Taxila ruins reveal urban development patterns in the Indian subcontinent over five centuries. It is considered one of the most important archaeological sites in Asia.

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Famous Places Of Pakistan: Taxila

Karakorum Highway

The main route through the north is the Karakoram Highway. It is the highest paved international road in the world. This tour is an adventure in itself, taking you through many of the most beautiful places in Pakistan. Once you leave Islamabad and head north, you will start seeing a new side of Pakistan. The northern region is my favorite place to explore in Pakistan. With epic wilderness treks, lakes, and mountains, you’ll feel like you’ve escaped from nature.

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Famous Places Of Pakistan: Karakorum Highway

 

Babusar Top

One of the highlights of the KKH is the Babusar Pass, a section with a total height of 4,131 meters. The roads below offer beautiful views and allow you to appreciate the work of building roads in northern Pakistan.

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Famous Places Of Pakistan: Babusar Top

 

Walking down the valley below at such a high altitude is terrifying. Be sure to bring a jacket to keep warm and take the time to explore the area, as the altitude can easily disturb you.

Lulusar Lake

Another great place to visit near Naran is Lake Lulusar, 48 km away. This is the largest lake in the Kaghan Valley at 3410 meters high. The turquoise color of this lake is simply stunning. After arriving in Naran, the fun thing is rafting on the Kunhar River. The slopes are suitable for beginners as they are only 1st and 2nd class. Be careful: you will get wet!

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Famous Places Of Pakistan: Lulusar Lake

Nanga Parbat

To get to the Fairy Meadows, ride up the hill in a terrifying jeep and hike 2-3 hours to the camp. Although difficult to access, it is one of the most unique campgrounds I have ever stayed at. Nanga Parbat’s opinion is unrealistic. You can also hike from Fairy Meadows Camp to Nanga Parbat Base Camp.

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Famous Places Of Pakistan: Nanga Parbat

 

Karimabad (Hunza Valley)

Karimabad is the capital of the Hunza Valley, a valley in Gilgit-Baltistan often referred to as paradise on earth. Once you see the Hunza Valley, it’s not hard to understand how it got this title. Two of the best viewpoints to enjoy the Hunza Valley are the Eagle’s Nest and Baltit Fort.

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Famous Places Of Pakistan: Karimabad Hunza

 

Baltit Fort

Baltit Fort is not only beautiful but also rich in history. This fictional fortress was built in the 8th century BC on a hill overlooking Karimabad. You can take a guided tour inside the fort to learn about their history and past lives. To visit Baltit Fort, you must walk up a steep hill for 10-15 minutes, as there are some shops along the way. It is recommended to visit them after buying souvenirs in Pakistan. You can get quality gems and real antler scarves.

Baltit Fort

Famous Places Of Pakistan: Baltit Fort

 

Eagle’s Nest

Another great place to view the Hunza Valley is the Eagle’s Nest. It can be reached by car and a short walk to the top of the mountain. One must visit Eagle’s Nest at sunrise or sunset. Although the area is beautiful at any time of the day, seeing the sky change color against all this beauty is a memorable experience. It is one of the best tourist attractions in Pakistan!

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Famous Places Of Pakistan: Eagle Nest

Attabad Lake

Without a doubt, Lake Attabad is one of the best tourist attractions in Pakistan and should be your first choice. This turquoise-colored lake in the Hunza Valley was formed after a massive landslide in 2010. Although the landslide caused much damage at the time, what was left was beautiful. At the lake, you can rent a motorboat or take a boat tour around the lake.

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Famous Places Of Pakistan: Attabad Lake

 

Passu Cones 

You’ll find plenty of scenic views as you drive along the Karakoram Highway, but the Passu Cone is one of the most noticeable. The gigantic mountain makes you spellbound as you go close to them. You can see the cone from the town of Gulmit, but if you continue down the road, you’ll get a better view. There is a place to go out by the side of the road, indicated by the words “Passu.”

 

Top 150 Famous Places Of Pakistan

Famous Places Of Pakistan: Passu Cones

 

Husseini Suspension Bridge

A few kilometers north of Karimabad in Upper Hunza is the Husseini Suspension Bridge. Known as the most dangerous bridge in the world, it is made of wire ropes and planks. The bridge links cities in the region, and locals walk on it every day. As a tourist, you can try walking on it, but you must be careful. The rapids below are fast and unlikely to save you if you fall.

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Famous Places Of Pakistan: Husseini Suspension Bridge

 

Pakistan-China Border

The China-Pakistan border is one of the most impressive borders I have ever seen. To get there, you need to drive through the Hingol Mountain Pass, which has a total height of 4,673 meters. This is a must-visit place in Pakistan. Everyone is proud of Pakistan on the border! It’s fun to be a part of. Begin your journey through the green valley, and you will end up surrounded by snow-capped mountains. It was an amazing journey and an enjoyable summit experience. Many people have never seen snow before, and it was so much fun to watch. The border is one of Pakistan’s most popular tourist attractions that must be visited.

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Famous Places Of Pakistan: Pakistan China Border

 

Hingol National Park

Hingol National Park is located in Lasbella District, Balochistan. It is one of the most stunning sights in Balochistan, is located along the Makran Coastal Road, and covers an area of approximately 1,650 square kilometers. Much of the park is covered with floating sand, also classified as a semi-coastal desert. The park is one of the most important nature reserves in Pakistan. It partially spans three regions in Balochistan, including Gwadar, Awaran, and Lasbella, and presents a variety of topographical features ranging from subtropical forests to arid mountains.

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Famous Places Of Pakistan: Hingol National Park

 

Saba Ghani
Saba Ghani

Since 2017, Saba Ghani has been serving as the talented and dedicated chief content writer for Pakistan Tour and Travel & EMHI Solutions. With her exceptional writing skills and in-depth knowledge of the travel industry, she has been instrumental in crafting engaging and informative content that captivates the audience. You can catch her at [email protected] or Twitter

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