Tourist Attractions in Pakistan

Pakistan is small, but go to a wonderful place. The word "Pakistan" means "Land of the Pure" in Urdu. This country is especially important for those who love history, although it has its share of picturesque places as well.

Some of the best attractions in Pakistan

The Indus Valley civilization - The Pakistani territory was Indian territory until 1947 and is the home of the ancient Indus civilization, which can be recycled to the 3000 BC date. The twovery important historical sites, the Harappa (on the banks of the River Ravi) and Mohenjodaro in Pakistan and are a must for any history buff.

The Marakan Coast Line - This is a beautiful 754 km of coastline, where in 325 BC, the great warrior Alexander the Great March saw during the war greek. It also saw another great leader, General Muhammad Bin Qasim and his army in the expedition Sindh.

The Silk Road - this is a popular tourist destinationInterest in Pakistan. This road winds through the Himalayas, the Indo crosses and passes through Hunza and Gilgit valleys. This is now a viable option, which was used in the past for the silk trade.

Karachi - which is the ancient capital of Pakistan. The city is located on the Arabian Sea and has one of the most beautiful beaches in Asia, the beach at Clifton. How was the capital of Karachi, a major economic center of the country has become. This is a greatPlace to shop and enjoy the excellent cuisine of Pakistan. While in town, remember to visit Tom Quai-e-Azam. For children, the zoo would be a great recreation spot. Tourists can also enjoy boat excursions, which can be rented from the port.

Islamabad - this is the capital of Pakistan since 1963. As such, this city has been greatly enriched to meet its importance. The gardens, wide streets, beautiful modern architecture - everything that makes thisCity is a feast for the eyes. Discover the Shah Faisal Mosque, Asia is large enough, a temporary guests and 10 000 faithful lady-e-Koh which is home to one of the most beautiful garden terraces.

Lahore - There is a legend that the city of Prince Ram Sita Ram had found fame but not really supported by historians. This is a city in which we see a perfect blend of past and present mix - there are buildings of Mughal era, theBritish and the present. The overall effect is fascinating.

K-2 of the Himalayas - the second largest mountain in the world, is the K2 in the Karakoram mountains in Pakistan. The Pakistani government is encouraging mountain climbing, and if you are a lover of sport, this would give exactly the right challenge.

Water sports - for those who love water sports, Pakistan has much to offer. Visit the rivers Indus, Hunza, Pankora, SwatKunhuta and so much fun and challenges as you want. The Pakistani government has adopted special rules for visitors these sites.

Rawal lake - this is a great place for a picnic all the tourists that Pakistan must see and enjoy to visit. The Rawal Lake is man-made and was embellished with beautiful gardens and tourist special plantations.