Pakistan, the land of giants, occupies diverse landscapes and habitats. It is a home of several peaks including Karakoram Range and Indus River plain. The historic silk road, ruins of Mohenjo Daro and, rich culture attract travelers around the globe to Beautiful Pakistan.
In this article, I have listed the seven most beautiful places in Pakistan. So, if you ever thought of traveling to this country, don’t forget to visit these spots.
Seven most Beautiful Pakistan Places
Deosai National Park
It is famous with the name “lands of the giants.” In Deosai National Park, backdrop snowy mountains escalate from the alpine plateau. This valley starts to fill up with lush wildflowers and unique genre butterflies during the springtime.
Hence, people call it the “Summer Palace.” Visitors mesmerize by the view of wildlife after winter’s thaw. Moreover, the biodiversity here is versatile.
This hot spot is a habitat of Himalayan ibex, Tibetan red fox, Tibetan wolf, and golden marmots. In 1993, the government marked the estate protection status. It was for the aim of protecting endangered Himalayan brown bears.
In 2016, this estate’s name came in the nomination and won the “World Heritage Sites” status.
Kaghan Valley
Kaghan is picturesque of Northern Pak. It is also famous as the land of fairytales. Locals’ tell the one version of the story. They say that on the turquoise water of Lake Saiful Muluk, a prince of Persia fell in love with a fairy princess.
However, there was a giant who was also obsessed with the princess. Hence, he held her captive. On one day, the prince became successful in escaping from the giant with the princess. The giant got furious and flooded the dale. They say that the lakes are by the tears of the giant.
However, adventurers travel to this vale to watch the alpine lakes, clear night skies, and mountain sceneries.
Makran Coast
Along the Arabian Sea coast, this coastal highway is a scenic drive and is one of the beautiful places in Pakistan. The route of the Makran coast starts from Karachi. And from running through Gwadar, it ends in the Iran border.
It is famous for being an infrastructural achievement. In the Hingol National, there is a Buzi pass. This Pass looks like unique lunar rock creation on some section of the highway.
Along the way to the highway, you will encounter a sculptured rock formation. It looks like a sphinx shape and is the “Lion of Baluchistan.”
Hunza
It is present in the northern territory of Gilgit-Baltistan. There are icy peaks that stretch above the Hunza River. The town of Hunza lay on the riverbank. There are glaciers and gorges around it.
Travelers seek refuge and a resting place in this town as a tradition. Into the Vale of Kashmir, this town descends the mountains of Hindu Kush.
The vale is home to versatile habitats. It includes red-stripped fox, markhors, ibexes, and snow leopards.
Hingol National Park
Extending to the hundred miles along the Makran Coast, the Hingol National is Pak’s biggest estate. The renowned diversity of wildlife in this national estate includes Sindh leopards, honey badgers, Indian pangolins, and, Chinkaras.
Moreover, the clusters of active mud volcanoes are another source of its popularity. Chandragup is one of the famous ones. Near to Hinglaj Temple, this volcano is a sacred annual journey site.
Baltoro Glaciers
In the eastern Karakorum of Pak, there lie the world’s largest valley glaciers, Baltoro Glacier. For the majority of people, it is hard to approach. It is home to mountaineering destinations that are Broad Peak, Gasherbrum, and K2.
That’s why it is the most trafficked region of Pak. The melting water from Karakorum Glaciers is the source of life for a population of northern areas.
Neelum Valley
One of Pakistan’s beautiful places in the northern Azad Kashmir there lays the bow-shaped Neelum Valley. It is right in the center of 13,000 feet peaks. However, it has surrounded streams and flourishing forests.
There is a hilltop village of Arang Kel. It is the “Pearl of Neelum Valley.”
