City: Pakistan
Top Things to do in Pakistan
Top Hotels in Pakistan
- 1. Pearl Continental Hotel Karachi
- 2. Avari Towers Karachi
- 3. The Nishat Hotel
- 4. Four Points by Sheraton Lahore
- 5. Pearl Continental Lahore
- 6. The Nishat Hotel Johar Town
- 7. Avari Hotel Lahore
- 8. Pearl Continental Hotel Rawalpindi
- 9. Ramada by Wyndham Lahore Gulberg II
- 10. Ramada by Wyndham Islamabad
Top 10 Hidden Gems Things to do in Pakistan, Pakistan
Coordinates: 30°N 70°E / 30°N 70°E / 30; 70
Restaurants in Pakistan
1. Hunza Valley
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 199 reviews
Reviewed By J8514JLmohammadh - London, United Kingdom
Our 13 Nights & 14 days tour of Northern areas of Pakistan was arranged by Pakistan Guided Tours. The tour was excellent & fantastic from every point of view. Mr. Maqbool is encyclopedia of Gilgit-Baltistan. We visited Gilgit, Kargha Buddha, Shahi Mosque, NLI market, Polo ground, Chinese graveyard, Rakaposhi view point, Askoman valley, Gopis valley, Yaseen Valley, Phander valley, Naltar valley, Lower Hunza, Central Hunza (Karimabad), Uper Hunza Gojal valley, Gulmit village, Passu village, Passu cones, Borith lake, Sost dry port, Khunjerab pass, Nagar khas, Hoper glacier, Eagles nest sunset view, Old houses, Baltit fort, Altit fort, Royal garden, Ganesh village, Minapin village, Old silk route, Skardu, Shamgrila , Uper kachura lake, Lower kachura lake, Katpana desert, Karpocho fort, Shigar valley, Shigar fort, Khaplu valley, Khaplu fort, Machlo valley, Sadpara lake, Carving buddha, Chilas carving, Shatial rock carving, Islamabad and Taxila etc We highly recommend "Pakistan Guided Tours". WhatsApp# +92-333 403 3331
2. Nanga Parbat
3. Deosai National Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 120 reviews
Reviewed By Ranger_ofthe_North - Abbottabad, Pakistan
Deosai Plains is a 70 x 30 km plain between Astore and Skardu. It is one of the highest large plains in the world at a height of 13700 feet above sea level. The most interesting feature is the flowing water through the plain. In good old days the vehicles used to cross the water struggling to fight the flow and the obstacles in the rivers. Now, bridges have been built over the rivers.... However, I personally believe that these bridges, made of concrete have spoiled the beauty of the region. From Astore, one has to reach up to Chillam Chowky where one enters the Deosai Plain. Right in the beginning, there is a lake... The SheoSar, which literally means 'blind lake' because the exit of water from the lake was considered hidden. The total crossing may take many hours. 3 to 4. or longer. But the track across the plain is pretty much levelled, gravel type road, with easy crossings. A 4WD is recommended but not essential. The area has brown bear, that are usually far away from the road and from the tourist traffick. People interested in watching bears have to detour and go sideways quite a long way. However, in winter season, these bear come quite near the areas occupied by humans. A few tent hotels have cropped up here and there. However, solid construction is prohibited in the area because government has declared this a national park. A nice place to visit
4. Hunza Valley
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By J8514JLmohammadh - London, United Kingdom
Our 13 Nights & 14 days tour of Northern areas of Pakistan was arranged by Pakistan Guided Tours. The tour was excellent & fantastic from every point of view. Mr. Maqbool is encyclopedia of Gilgit-Baltistan. We visited Gilgit, Kargha Buddha, Shahi Mosque, NLI market, Polo ground, Chinese graveyard, Rakaposhi view point, Askoman valley, Gopis valley, Yaseen Valley, Phander valley, Naltar valley, Lower Hunza, Central Hunza (Karimabad), Uper Hunza Gojal valley, Gulmit village, Passu village, Hussaini suspension bridge, Passu cones, Borith lake, Sost dry port, Khunjerab pass, Nagar khas, Hoper glacier, Eagles nest sunset view, Old houses, Baltit fort, Altit fort, Royal garden, Ganesh village, Minapin village, Old silk route, Skardu, Shangrila , Uper kachura lake, Lower kachura lake, Katpana desert, Karpocho fort, Shigar valley, Shigar fort, Khaplu valley, Khaplu fort, Machlo valley, Sadpara lake, Carving buddha, Chilas carving, Shatial rock carving, Islamabad and Taxila etc We highly recommend "Pakistan Guided Tours". WhatsApp# +92-333 403 3331
5. Tali Karachi
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 14 reviews
Tali is a quaint gift store where each product is carefully hand crafted using local material, craft,design and technology. Since its 10 years of inception Tali has worked with craftspeople across Pakistan and incorporated age old craft techniques into contemporary products.
6. Hunza Explorers
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 78 reviews
Since years we are working in the field of tourism with the absolute aim to present a better quality of service to the client, to fulfill the actual needs of our guest traveling individually or in groups. We are proud to say that our experienced local guides, porters, drivers and cooks are capable to make your journey safe and smooth. We organize mountaineering, trekking, jeep safaris, mountain biking, culture tours, study tours, hunting tours, honeymoon tours and historical trips in all over Pakistan. Pakistan , which has undoubtedly being blessed with pleasant diversities is rich in breathtaking scenic beauty, historical and culture heritage. We are registered with Ministry Of Tourism Pakistan having license no ID-1578. We are also member of Pakistan Association of Tour Operators (PATO)
7. Dunga Gali Pine Line Track
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By omarq21 - New York City, United States
A must do for anyone who visits the area - just 2.5 hours from Islamabad - begin in Dungagali Bazar and ends in Ayubia - 4 kms one way - it’s called the pipeline walk because it traces the route of the water pipeline laid by the British for the area in the early 20th century - don’t forget to look out for the time markets and British Army signias at the Ayubia end of the walk - also has covered benches along the way where one can seat and have a meal The walk has no incline and hence is very easy for people of all ages
8. Lok Virsa Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 159 reviews
Reviewed By amin8182 - Islamabad, Pakistan
If you are visiting Islamabad, visiting Lok Virsa Museum shall be a good experience. You will see cultural dresses, models of old houses, professions of old time and much more related to provinces of Pakistan. There you will also find sections of Central Asian States displaying their culture. The museum is located in an area where you can also find nearby couple of other visiting places like Science Museum, Monument and Shakarparian Park.
9. Saif-ul-Muluk Lake
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 187 reviews
Reviewed By 398israra - Islamabad, Pakistan
nice views and must visit desitination for people that want to see natural beauty of pakistan. The lake and mountains are epic.
10. Masjid Wazir Khan (Wazir Khan Mosque)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 208 reviews
Reviewed By nhasbani - Dubai, United Arab Emirates
A super mosque hidden inside the market. Plenty of sounds and spice smells before you reach it. And then inside it is serene. Gorgeous Central Asian architecture and totally different from the dominant Mogul bldgs Lahore is famous for. A must see for sure.
