When we think of adventure and vacations in Pakistan, probably the first place to pop in our minds are somewhere in the Northern Areas or Kashmir. However, we often forget this country has so much more to offer and all of it is oh so different!
From mysterious ruins and heritage sites dotted all over the country to hidden sea coves and pristine lakes, Pakistan has so much undiscovered potential you probably aren’t aware of!
What are these ‘vacay‘ spots that Diva recommends? Here’s the lowdown…
Bhit Khori
Situated at a short distance from Mubarak Village near Karachi, Bhit Khori is a secluded and pristine spot by the Arabian Sea that is a sight for sore eyes. The sun-drenched beach allows individuals to have an awe-inspiring experience, as they tackle the waves and explore a beautiful and undiscovered paradise. Not for forget, it’s a snorkeler’s paradise too!
Moola Chotok
Written about in history that goes as far as Zoroastrian scriptures, Moola Chotok is situated near Khuzdar in Balochistan and is truly a sight that one has to see from their own eyes. From hidden ravines and cascading waterfalls to deep blue pools of water, it’s a spot that just deserves all your attention!
The Heritage Sites of Tharparkar
An area older than time itself, Tharparkar is a hub for history and heritage lovers and yet, not many people realise that! Boasting some of the oldest and most important sites for Hinduism and Jainism, Thar offers important sites like the oldest Jain temple, Gori Mandir as well as some of the oldest mosques in Sindh like the Bodhesar Mosque. If that doesn’t tickle your fancy, the unique culture of the area surely will!
Fort Munro
Situated near the provincial border between Balochistan and Punjab, Fort Munro also known as Fort Monroe is a hill station many don’t even realise, exists! At just a distance of an hour or so from Dera Ghazi Khan, the rugged station features some of the most beautiful mountainous views in south Punjab and boasts a unique culture where Baloch and Punjabi heritage meets!
Katas Raj Temples
A site steeped in history and reverence, the Katas Raj Temples is one sacred spot in the Potohar region of Punjab that you don’t want to stop seeing! Surrounded by a pond named Katas, the heritage site is a vision boasting fifteen hundred years of culture that just deserves all the attention we can give it. Go for the photo-op, leave with a true love for the place!
Which undiscovered places do you love in Pakistan? Tell us in the comment section below!
It feels really good to know about these adorable places are in our Pakistan💚… Thanks diva for sharing 👍 _moola chotok among all five 💕
OMG! I never thought My pakistan is so much beautiful! It is my dream to explore Balochistan, but can’t due to unstable security in that region! Hope so it would get safe someday! I think you should also mention ataa’abad lake, near hunza as it is also a pradise on earth.
Hi there, I like your article and I am school teacher. I would like to use the information to educate the young learners about undiscovered Pakistan. I find the information and pictorial views very much relevant to our theme, which we have for our board decor.
This is a very cool article. Never knew Pakistan had places like this. I’ve lived abroad all my life and when I do visit Pakistan, it is always just Islamabad. SometimesLahore or Silakot too. I recently went to Hunza. Definitely will explore more when I come again.
Please visit and keep it clean like its your OWN HOME, take your garbage with you. AWESOME post and AWESOME photos Kudos to Photographers How can u even miss Fairy Meadows on this list?? It is perhaps no. 1 on my list (been there twice and will probably go again if i get the opportunity ever again) just to get lost in the beauty!!