The unexplored beauty of Pakistan

Over the years, Pakistan has evolved dramatically when it comes to tourism however if history is recalled, events harming the pride and prestige of the Country have been witnessed changing the over all perspective. This Industry greatly remained neglected by the government in the early 2000s due to other problems the young state was  facing,  Fortunately Pakistan's topography was capable enough  to attract people from around the world!  http://www.radio.gov.pk/27-Feb-2017/promotion-of-tourism-over-seven-hundred-thousand-foreign-tourists-visited-pakistan Shown by the recent statistics, around 700,000 have visited Pakistan following the last year.   This significant increase in the stats is due to the development of tourism (industry) and the constantly attracting pictures of the beautiful Country being unveiled on Social Media.  Naltar Valley (Gilgit)  Deosai (Gilgit)  ...

1. The Gwadar port located in the province Baluchistan/Pakistan is  the world's largest deep sea and warm water sea port. The port has the potential to boost Pakistan's economy more that 60% from what it is now. 2. The port itself enjoys a key position in Asia and is also the  nearest port to energy rich Central Asian Countries. 3. The port is capable enough to produce over 40,000 Job opportunities for skilled to unskilled labors across Pakistan!   4. The 'CEPEC' is a network of railways, highways and pipelines to transport minerals (oil and gas) from the richly diverse city to China therefor, the project is funded by China mainly and is a result of improved friendship commonly known as Pak-China relationship. 5. According to recent researches, China will spend 46 Billion on the construction of CEPEC!

1. It was called 'Paradise of the Earth' by the famous Mughal Emperor Jahangir. 2. In Kashmir, there are some remarkable lakes including Nagin lake and Dal lake. Nagin Lake Dal Lake  3. Kashmir valley has 2 different capitals depending upon the distinct seasons! it's capital for summer is 'Srinagar' and for winter is  'Jammu' Amar palace/ Jammu 4. The literacy rate of Kashmir is higher than both of it's neighboring countries, India and Pakistan, despite the fact that it's significant parts are occupied by both! 5. The valley of Kashmir has a very fertile soil and expensive yet exportable crops can be easily cultivated here that include Walnuts and Saffron. 6. Kashmir has different flags due to it's disputed position on the world map. The flag of Azad Kashmir/ Pakistan The falg of occupied Kashmir/ India 7. The state ...

Pakistan has always been known for its northern peaks and green valleys but very few in the world have discovered the coastal beauty of Pakistan. Located in the province of Baluchistan this eye-catching coastal line remained unexplored by the locals until a British tourist ' Tracy Curtin'  expressed her views on it's hypnotizing beauty. This Island is also commonly known as the 'Island of seven hills' because of the rocky hills surrounding it. It is located near the port Pasni. The crystal clear water is just too alluring not to jump in specially when it is surrounded by shale rocks. The island remains isolated due to it's distant location however the recent researches and visits to the island unveil many new facts about it. The soft sand makes the hills difficult to climb, this is  due to the moisture present in the the sand.However tourists continue to climb it due to the breath-taking look from the very top. The...

1. Soft Shelled Sea Turtle This weird looking sea  turtle is one of the most rarest sea turtles found around the world! They may be referred to as Trionychidae or pancake turtles due to their unique looking shell. 2. Himalayan Monal Pheasant Found on the peaks of Himalayas, this bird is full of distinguishable colours! It is the national bird of Nepal and state bird of India. Normally the males are distinguished by their darker colours progressing to their tales unlike the females. They may also be known as Danphe. 3. Red Fox The reddish golden fur of this fox attracts animal lovers from around the world. It is also considered to be the most hunted fox around the world and has a great history associated with humans.  4. Blue Whale The blue whale is one of the largest whale ever existed! Due to  beautiful Bluish and Blackish patterns on their body, they became extremely endangered speci...

1. Bab-e-Pakistan/ Lahore Situated in Lahore this monument was created in the early years of the creation of Pakistan under ZiaulHaq however it was never completed due to political clashes. This monument further marks the migration and sacrifices of several India families to the newly born state 'PAKISTAN' in 1947. 2. Pakistan Monument/ Islamabad This attractive monument situated in Islamabad (capital of Pakistan) symbolizes the 4 provinces of Pakistan. The monument itself is a celebration at night when seen by tourists. It's walls are covered with beautiful carvings of Islamic culture. The architecture was officially completed between 2004-2007. 3. Mazar-e-Quaid/ Karachi  Situated in Karachi, the tomb was created in the memory of the founder of Pakistan 'Muhmmad Ali Jinnah'. The monument covers a total area of 3,100 meter square. Every year, prominent political leaders of Pakistan pay tribute, to not only M.Ali Jinnah but all the other...

1. Tomb of Jahangir/ Lahore    This beautiful tomb was built for the mughal ruler Jahangir who ruled between 1605-1627. The tomb was constructed at Shahdara Lahore which was among the favorite spots of the Mughal Ruler. The building was funded by Imperial treasury. Structure  The entrance is lead by two massive gates made up of stones, which in turn lead to an enclosure.The enclosure gives a full view of the garden. The  corridor around the mausoleum is adorned with a very elegant mosaic, representing flowers and verses from the Quran. The mausoleum is a building with one floor. The ground floor has a square shape. Its structure consists of a platform with a tall, octagonal tower and a projecting entrance in the middle of each side. The exterior of the mausoleum, including the lowest stage of the towers, laded with red sandstone facing with rich panel decoration inlaid with marble decorative motifs. Inside view of the tomb  2. Minar-e-...