Pakistan is a land of diversity. The region is an epic mix of different weather, landscape and various cultures, each one offering hospitality in a unique way that leaves ever lasting memories. Notable spots worth a visit are listed below.
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Swat Valley:
After the clear up operation done in Swat valley region this valley was also known as Switzerland of east. The rehabilitation & cleanup process after the ensuing damage left due to the counter-terrorism operation is speedily underway and this valley is already gaining it’s former glory. Malam Jabba is a famous tourist attraction in the region.This region consists of many other magnificent spots worth the visit.
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Fort Munro:
This hill station is located in southern part of Punjab province, easily accessible from nearby city of Multan. Situated at a height of nearly 7000 feet this place is an amazing retreat from the scorching summers of this region. Though this area isn’t much developed yet it has a serene environment making a great spot for outdoor hikes and camping. Moreover from here onward one can easily go to witness the Desert Jeep Rally held in Cholistan desert.
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Neelum Valley:
A valley parallel to the Kaghan Valley, located in Azad Kashmir region of Pakistan separated by snow-capped peaks, this lush green valley is one of the famous tourist attractions. Consisting of the river Neelam and breathtaking views on all sides, dense forests, crystal clear brooks, this is a place one must visit. A trip to this valley is always worth the effort.
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Deosai Plains:
Deosai National Park (The land of Giants) is located in Skardu region of Gilgit Baltistan province of Pakistan. This place is a wildlife reserve as it hosts some endangered species.This place is a marvel under the sky during summertime.This park is a haven for Himalayan snow leopard, an endangered species of bear and a rare breed of eagle. The rolling green meadows with streams issuing forth the beauty of that place can’t be justified with words.
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Fairy Meadows:
A former national park located in Diamer district of Gilgit-Baltistan. This lush green grassland acts as one of the best base camp sites for Nanga Parbat climbers. Fairy meadows are surrounded by dense Alpine woods. With lakes and brooks spread among the alpine wonderland. The Fairy meadows are truly one of the wonders of nature. The visiting season to fairy meadows is of six months, from April to September.
