Pakistan being the cultural capital with many examples from the mighty stretches of the Karakorams in the North to the vast alluvial delta of the Indus River in the South, Pakistan remains a land of high adventure and nature. With trekking, desert jeep safari, fishing to bird watching are a few activities which will entice tha nature lovers.Travel Guide provides you with the knowledge of all the destination that should be on your travel list.
Showing posts with label #beauty. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #beauty. Show all posts
Saturday, 2 May 2020
Naltar Valley second name of beauty on Earth
Naltar Valley, also known as heaven on earth is located approximately 54 km from Gilgit Pakistan. Naltar is famous for its forested region and amazingly beautiful mountain scenery. Not only this it is also a famous tourist points because of several other reasons. Such as, it comprises of different beautiful lakes. These lakes add four times more value to the beauty of the valley.
The important tops Meherbani Peak and Shani Peak of Naltar Valley are covered with snow during winter. While the Valley starts to bloom in April. The main attraction of this valley is greenery and caved forest.Moreover, unlike other tourist points this valley has special facilities for tourists along with natural beauty. Which not only includes private rest houses but also includes rest houses established by Government in this region.
Climate is an important factor one should consider before planning a trip. Climate of this valley remains moderate during summers and it maximum reaches to 22 degrees. So you can surely add this name to your list to visit and enjoy your vacation at such a beautiful place.
For those who love nature and adventure:
If you’re daring enough and love adventure, just don’t end your journey at zero point, because eventually the real adventure starts after this. The rocky, muddy road that will take your breaths out with the curve of the road and wouldn’t let you blink your eyes with the astonishing view around. As you walk along the track and the water becomes more fast you end up reaching satrangi lake. While the path are difficult to walk through it’s the green scenes and the nostalgic smell of greenery and the chirping of birds which gives a beautiful atmosphere.
Sunday, 22 March 2020
Katas Raj Temples
Katas Raj Temples a new face of beauty:
Pakistan being the destination of all types of tourists holds a very unique position in the arch of religious tourism like all other types. And if we talk about religious tourism we cannot ignore Qatas Raj Temples. Located near Chakwal (about 40 kilometers away from the main city close to Choa Saidanshah town) in province Punjab of Pakistan Katas Raj Temples also know as Qila Katas is one of the most significant Hindu pilgrimage sites which date back to 615-950 CE These temples are very popular tourist attractions as thousands of tourists visit the site annually.
The temples hold a very special position in the hearts of Hindus who believe that the Hindu deity Krishna laid the foundation of the temples and the pond in the Temples' courtyard is formed by the tears of Hindu god Shiva who wandered inconsolably after his wife Sati’s death and Hindus believe that taking bath in this pond will wash your sins away. Not just this, even the name of this temple complex comes from Sanskrit word kataksha meaning “teary eyes”. Being a sacred place for Hindus the temples are visited by hundreds of Hindu pilgrims from India also. The temples are very architectural which serve the purpose of many tourists who visit the Temples. The pond water is crystal clear which is immensely beautiful and becomes the centre of attention for everyone who visits the site. Tourists can reach the site very conveniently as it is just 20 kilometers away from M2 motorway( which links Islamabad and Lahore ) KallarKahar interchange.
Baltit Fort, majestic beauty of Hunza
Remains open 7 days a
week
Ticket Cost: 250 (45 min
guided tour)
Baltit
fort is one of the most ancient fort situated in Karimabad a town in Hunza,
region of North Pakistan. It’s located in the heart of the of city and its
location is responsible for adding more attraction to its beauty such as you
can have an aerial view of the City.
Baltit fort is a fine example of Baltit architecture. The structure of this fort was influenced by Tibetan architecture
but later on few changes were made in its structure due to the invasion of
British. Now the structure comprises of three building stories with its wooden
and stoned floors with mud plaster. The main structural element consists of
pegged Timber frame.
Its traces can be found about 700 years ago. Baltit
fort was the first ever to be restored by Agha Khan for culture. It is equipped with
the most beautiful things such as handmade unique shawls, different variety of
carpets from local handmade to the variety of afghan woven carpets, stuffed animals, Kashmiri glasswork, local
rugs etc. some of the rooms in the fort comprises of dresses, pictures and
ancient vessels.
Baltit fort is not
only recognizes by Pakistan but worldwide. It has been on the UNESCO world
heritage since 2004. Along with view it has a very interesting art and
architecture. The Majestic beauty of Baltit Fort leave people amazed with so
many best features like beautiful view, history and the perfect representation
of the ancient culture of the city
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
-
Noor Mahal: A Magical Place in Bahawalpur Bahawalpur is a famous city in Punjab, Pakistan. Abbasi family of Nawabs ruled Bahawalpur til...
-
Sethi House Museum is also known as Sethi Mohallah or Sethian Mohallah. It is an old and traditional neighborhood in the old city of Peshaw...
-
RELIGIOUS TOURISM FOR SIKH COMMUNITY Tourism in Pakistan can be broadly classified into four kinds: religious tourism, cultural touri...
ECO TOURISM AND ADVENTURE TOURISM
Another area of tourism in Pakistan is eco- tourism. Eco-tourism is site-seeing, e.g. mountains, lakes, valleys, glaciers and passe...



