Many travel agencies to Pakistan offer you to travel all over Pakistan for a decent amount. There’s bound to be something for everyone wherever you want to go. The most famous sights may also be some lesser-known spots if you want to explore more. You’ll likely want to know how long it will take to get around, so check all the details before making your decision. You can find the average city from Islamabad to Karachi on our interactive list.

List of travel agencies for Pakistan:

We have shown the list of many travels that will help you travel Pakistan and to reveal its beauty Here is the list mentioned below:

• Bukhari Travels
• Premio Travels and tours
• Malik travel and tours
• Fatimah travel
• Parkland Travels
• Afaf Rabana Travel and tours
• Travel com
• Haris Travels

Here is a list of touring agencies; you can get their numbers on their respective sites and call them to book your slots.

Best Places to visit in Pakistan:

As now you are visiting Pakistan, and you have a short, but you have to enjoy all the beauty of Pakistan, so don’t worry about it, we have mentioned to you some of the beautiful places in Pakistan that you should visit in this short time.

• Swat Valley
• Hunza Valley
• Attabad Lake
• Gilgit Baltistan
• Lahore

Swat Valley:

Despite its complicated past, Swat Valley’s present and future are bright. This breathtaking valley in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province looks like something out of a fairy tale. Consider lush green fields and forests, gorgeous villages, and rivers with blues so vivid and bright you’d swear they weren’t real! The actual splendor of Swat may be seen in and around Kalam, which serves as a base for exploring the valley’s natural grandeur.

Hunza Valley:

Hunza Valley is a hilly region in Pakistan’s Gilgit Baltistan. Hunza was once a princely state bordering China to the north and Pamir to the northwest, which existed until 1974 when Zulfikar Ali Bhutto disbanded it. The state was bordered on the south by the Gilgit Agency and the east by the old princely state of Nagar. Baltit (also known as Karimabad) was the state capital, while Garnish Village was the ancient hamlet.

Attabad Lake:

Attabad Lake is a lake in Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan, located in the Gojal district of Hunza Valley. After a massive landslide in Attabad in 2010, this lake was formed. Attabad Lake has become one of Gilgit-most Baltistan’s famous tourist destinations. Jet skiing, fishing, boating, and various other enjoyable activities are available at Attabad Lake. Pure water, fresh air, abundant alpine vegetation, snow-capped mountains, grassy meadows, and breathtaking views are just a few attractions. It’s not the heaven we’re talking about, but a place on earth, from a wild trekking adventure to an evening walk in a green forest, from snow-capped mountains to icy freezing lakes, from scorching summer days to cool winter nights, from rainbow colors to smiling and inviting smiles of people.

Gilgit Baltistan:

Gilgit-Baltistan (Urdu: ), historically known as the Northern Areas, is Pakistan’s northernmost political unit under administrative administration. According to Pakistan’s constitution, Gilgit-Baltistan is an independent province separate from Pakistan, and its residents have never had representation in Pakistan’s parliament. K2 Majestic The Karakoram, Himalayas, and Hindu Kush mountain range intersect here, making the area a “mountain paradise” for mountaineers, hikers, and visitors. The region contains some of the world’s tallest mountains, including five peaks over 8,000 meters and many more over 7,000 meters, and some of the world’s most extraordinary glaciers outside of the polar region. For instance, nothing in Western Europe or the lower 48 US states exceeds 5,000 meters, and nothing in Russia or North America exceeds 6250 meters.

Lahore:

Lahore is the capital of Pakistan’s north-eastern Punjab province and the country’s second-largest metropolis. It is primarily regarded as the cultural heart of the country. The Walled or Inner City is the beating core of Lahore, a one-square-kilometer heavily populated district. Lahore, a cultural center for over a thousand years and founded in folklore, has many tourist attractions. The Lahore Fort, Badshahi Mosque, and Gurdwara preserve the Mughal and Sikh past. At the same time, the Mall is lined with colonial-gothic buildings from the British Raj, and the suburbs of Gulberg and Defence boast sumptuous residences and chic shopping districts.