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Shalamar Garden (Mughal Garden)   Lahore

Shalamar Garden (Mughal Garden), Lahore

 67 Reviews  The Shalamar Garden, also written Shalimar Garden, was built by the great Mughal emperor Shah Jahan. Construction began in 1641 A.D. and was completed in a year. Shalamar Garden is a great example of... 

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Sea View   Karachi

Sea View, Karachi

 29 Reviews  NOTE: The fountain is operational only on Saturday and Sunday, starting at Sunset for 3-4 hours only. A beautiful sunset on a beach; with Oyster Islands in the back ground; sets the 2nd highest jet... 

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Shah Faisal Masjid   Islamabad

Shah Faisal Masjid, Islamabad

 20 Reviews  This is a mosque with a great unique design and architecture. Its very beautiful Mosque and one must see it. It is the heart of Islamabad City named after the great Saudi Emperor King Faisal Bin... 

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Lake Saif-ul-Maluk   Naran

Lake Saif-ul-Maluk, Naran

 12 Reviews  A trip to Kaghan Valley is incomplete without a visit to legendary Lake Saiful Maluk. The lake is named after prince Saif-ul-Maluk who fell in love here with a fairy from the mountains. It is 9 km... 

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Khyber Pass   Peshawar

Khyber Pass, Peshawar

 19 Reviews  The most famous pass of the world, the Khyber Pass, is 16 km from Peshawar. It has been, throughout history, the most important gateway to the plains of the South Asian sub-continent both for... 

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Mall Road   Murree

Mall Road, Murree

 4 Reviews  when ever i go tu muree i prefer to stay in hotel near mall road.it z a fun place to go and its easy to find tourists there. you can simply find all kind of stuff here from food to traditional dresses... 

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Dunga Gali Pine Line Track   Nathia Gali

Dunga Gali Pine Line Track, Nathia Gali

 3 Reviews  This track is also called as Mukshpuri track as Dungagali is situated at the base of Mukshpuri Peak. When going from Murree to Nathia Gali, this track comes 3 km before Nathia Gali. It is one of the... 

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Kailash Valley   Chitral

Kailash Valley, Chitral

 4 Reviews  From Chitral different trekking itineraries could be followed which’re at some hours distance from the main town but here I’d let you know about a famous and one of the most exciting itineraries in... 

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Khunjerab Pass   Hunza

Khunjerab Pass, Hunza

 6 Reviews  The ultimate climax of the trip on the KKH is the Khunjerab Pass, which is at an altitude of 4,733 meters (15,620 feet). It is one of the highest paved road connecting Pakistan Northern area to China... 

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Central Church   Abbottabad

Central Church, Abbottabad

 1 Review  Abbottabad valley was established and developed during British rule in subcontinent. So you would find many beautiful old style buildings and churches in the valley. The main church is located next to... 

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Clock Tower   Faisalabad

Clock Tower, Faisalabad

 2 Reviews  The city of Faisalabad is actually pretty new. It was built in the late 19th century by the British who named it Lyallpur after a British general. The clocktower is where the center of the city... 

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Shahi Qila (Lahore Fort)   Lahore

Shahi Qila (Lahore Fort), Lahore

 27 Reviews  Shahi Qila is situated in front of Badshahi Mosque. It is a huge forte bounding a lot of beauty. A great ancient work of architecture. Without Visiting Lahrore Forte your visit to Lahore is... 

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Aladdin Park   Karachi

Aladdin Park, Karachi

 9 Reviews  If you are only males please don't try to go inside the play land area but you can check the shopping center of Allah din Park area.Only families are allowed to go inside the play land area. Good fun... 

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Daman-e-Koh   Islamabad

Daman-e-Koh, Islamabad

 12 Reviews  Its a spot in the hills around Islamabad. The whole city can be viewed from here. Even Rawal Dam Lake can be viewed from here. It is a good, health air picnic spot. Government has developed the... 

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Shogran   Naran

Shogran, Naran

 7 Reviews  Shogran is one of the most beautiful Plateaus in the valley. It is situated at a distance of 34 km from Balakot. On the way from Balakot to Naran, there is a place called KEWAI. Take a side road on... 

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Qissa Khawani Bazaar   Peshawar

Qissa Khawani Bazaar, Peshawar

 4 Reviews  Qissa Khawani Bazaar is a place which travelers must visit,because of it,s historical background,Qissa Khawani means the Bazaar of Story Tellers,in the older times there use to be professional story... 

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Pathriyata (New Murree)   Murree

Pathriyata (New Murree), Murree

 3 Reviews  New Murree is about 15 kilometer away from main Murree hills on the Lower Topa side. It is a well developed hill station with great high rised trees, beautiful hills. A world class chair lift &... 

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Miran Jani.   Nathia Gali

Miran Jani., Nathia Gali

 3 Reviews  Guide Muhammad Amjad resident of Lassa Village near Governer House Nathia Gali. Registered with STC (Khyber PakhtunKhaw Tourist Information Center) and Local Police Department. Card No. 98 Phone No.... 

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Chitral Fort   Chitral

Chitral Fort, Chitral

 4 Reviews   Near the Shahi Mosque of Chitral on the right bank of the river, stranding the majestic Chitral fort, which has been witnessing the ups and downs of the history for centuries. A fort with a rich... 

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Baltit Fort   Hunza

Baltit Fort, Hunza

 7 Reviews  The state of Hunza was ruled for over 1000 years by the same family with their seat of power at the Baltit Fort. It is located on a large rocky outcrop at the base of the might Ultar Peaks (claimed by... 

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Agriculture University of Faisalabad   Faisalabad

Agriculture University of Faisalabad, Faisalabad

 1 Review  Formerly kown as Punjab Agricultural College, Layallpur, the University of Agriculture, Faislabad is one of the largest agricultural universities in Asia. its old campus looks beautiful while new... 

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Badshahi Masjid (Mosque)   Lahore

Badshahi Masjid (Mosque), Lahore

 47 Reviews  Great Badshahi Mosque (Royal Mosque) was built in 1673 by the great Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb Alamgir who ruled india from 1658 to 1707 AD. This mosque is built with Red Stone. Construction is very... 

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Mazar-e-Quaid   Karachi

Mazar-e-Quaid, Karachi

 14 Reviews  Quaid-e-Azam`s Mausoleum is a prominent and impressive landmark of Karachi. Designed by Architect Yahya Merchant, this white marble Mausoleum with its curved arches and copper grills was completed... 

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Margalla Hills   Islamabad

Margalla Hills, Islamabad

 9 Reviews  Residents of twin cities visit Margalla hills frequently in summer in order to get rid of hot weather. One can go there to relax, walk, hike, drive or for camping, picnic or cycling. Views of twin... 

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Lalazar   Naran

Lalazar, Naran

 5 Reviews  Lalazar is extremely picturesque landscape at an elevation of 3200m (10400 feet). It is scenic spot with thick forest of pine & fir. It is also a full day trip like Saiful Maluk. One day you can go... 

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Natural Beauty..Kaghan Valley

by WAHEEDASLAM

he journey to the beautiful & spell-binding side of Pakistan starts from Rawalpindi-Islamabad(capital of Pakistan). The main point to head from here to the nothern areas of the country is Abbottabad.There is a choice of four roads from Islamabad to Abbottabad.The most scenic but longest is via Muree(Pakistan's most popular holiday resort)and Nathiagali,which takes three to four hours. The road is usually blocked by snow from April to December.The other three roads all starts out on the Grand trunk road towards Peshawar,leaving the main road at different points and converging at Haripur (35 km north of G.T. road.Kaghan valley is the most beautiful & picturesque valley. That's why it is called virtual paradise, unbelievably pristine state and still unspoiled by the human. You'll find the Himalayan peaks hidden with clouds or snow, somewhere you'll find the beautiful fairy tale lakes, which...

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Undicovered but Breath Taking..Gawadar Beach

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Gawadar is a small village in rural area of Pakistan..Now-a-days Most local people is connected with fishry business & most of them are fishermen.But I think tho potential is already there & Govt of Pakistan is trying to make some changes to uplift this tourist attraction..The beach is as good as any in the world. See the pictures & decide for yourself...

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Dudupatsar Lake..Kaghan Valley

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Near the Babusar top at the Babusar pass lies the "Dudupatsar Lake" with its beautiful greenish blue waters & very cold too.The word "sar" is used with the name of each lake in the area meaning lake.In the summer when the water of the lake reflects like a mirror a large number of visitors from different areas of the country come to watch the enchanting views of these lake.Dudipat Lake (Dudipat Sar in local language) is six or seven hours walking distance from Besal. Half of this distance is steady climbing on a clear path then the valley opens out to wide, flat pastureland. The deep blue Dudipat Sar, at 3,800 meters, is surrounded by green hills at about 4,800 meters, with snow patches in the shady hollows

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Magical Lake Saif-ul-Maluk

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he Land of Fairies " Five mile away another 3000 feet above the Naran is Fairy Tale Lake.Local legend relates that Prince Saif-ul-Muluk fell in love with a fairy from the mountains. One day, he saw her bathing in the stream and crept up and stole her clothes. To preserve her modesty the not-so-reluctant fairy promised to be his wife. The fairy's demon lover appeared in time to see the happy pair together, and in a fit of jealous rage flooded the entire valley.Saiful Maluk the lake is accessible by jeep or by tracking because there is a mere trek to reach the lake. It is almost impossible to describe the beauty of this lake, which is like mirror at the altitude of 3200 meters. The Queen of the Mountains is standing in the east and looking her image in the mirror of Lake Saiful Maluk. You can spend few days here to monitor the guards of lake, which are towering peaks and spread all around...

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Planet Earth not Mars...

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It is the valley name as Buzzy pas dont know exact it may be the actual name of road.It is located 400 km approx from Karachi..It looks like another Planet isnt it..If u travel from Karachi outwards to Makran you get to see such views.

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Camping Heaven...Sheosar Lake

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Sheosar Lake, This place offers beautiful views of distant peaks and a panoramic view of Deosai Plains. It is among one of the best camping sites in Nothern Areas of Pakistan. If you have organised a tour aroung that area then this is the place where you will be camping. You can also wonder around to have a glimpse of aome rare wildlife animals..

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Deosai Plateau, The highest plateau in the World

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Deosai Plateau, a treeless wilderness at 13,000 feet.The Deosai Plateau, known as the highest plateau in the world, is located at the boundary of the Karakoram and the western Himalayas. Deosai Plains are a backwoods country at about 30 kilometres from Skardu. It is a beautiful summer pasture with greenery and countless species of Fiona flora. The view of the Karakorum Range from the top of the 4785 meter pass is legendary. Apart from fairies, this plateau is the habitat of the greatly threatened Himalayan Brown Bear and many other wild animals. Although few people will see a bear, quite a few are said to make their homes in the heart of the plateau. At an average elevation of 3500 metres, Deosai officially is a National Park and protected area for wildlife.

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Baltit Fort...Hunza Valley

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Defiying Time... the Baltit Fort. Eleventh-century Baltit Fort, perched 2,800 m up the Himalayan peaks, was built to resist time, enemies and frequent earthquakes. Until 1950, the fort was the residence of the Mirs of Hunza, but was then left to go to ruin. Its recent restoration, proposed by the Aga Khan Trust, has carefully respected the original building techniques. Though rain is rare in the Hunza Valley, it is irrigated by an ingenious ancient system of canals fed by glaciers

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Tomb of Bibi Jalwindi

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Uch Sharif is one of the beautiful historical sites in Pakistan,75 km away from Bahawalpur. Located at the confluence of the Sutlej and Chenab, Uch Sharif is a wonderful tourist destination.Some of the famous shrines in Uch Sharif include Hazrat Jalaluddin Surkh Bukhari, Makhdoom Jahanian Jahangasht, Hazrat Bahawal Haleem, Shaikh Saifuddin Ghazrooni and Bibi Jawandi. The tomb of Bibi Jawinidi is a wonderful monument that is beautifully designed and is covered in a number of tiny blue tiles that present wonderful sight when sunrays fall on them.one of the Uch's most famous tombs, Bibi Jalwindi (a noble woman who lived in the area a few centuries back).On the foreground is a fragment of a Muslim cemetry. Yes, these are graves also. Not so majestic as the tomb at the back.

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Liila Peak..As beautiful as its name

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The Peak name is "laila" and people who have seen this peak believes that it is one of the most beautiful mountain peak located on this earth.The peak is above 6000 m and often treckers visit this area and the camps are made for the treckers.You can have a view of Lailaa peak on your way to" Boltoro Glacier" One of the longest in the world.Camping at the foothills of the peak is ideal.

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