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Tourist Attractions in Pakistan
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Some of these tourist attractions in Pakistan are a must see if you are planning a trip there anytime soon. Steeped in over 4,000 years of history, Pakistan's attractions encourage visitors to step back in time. Alexander the Great stood on the coastline of the Arabian Sea, Darius the Great encouraged the use of Aramaic script and the famous Silk Road still winds through the Himalayan Mountains providing many things to do in Pakistan. Click for
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Karachi: Clifton Beach in Karachi invites guests to lounge in the sun, tour the coastline in charter busses and relax in the former capitol and largest city in Pakistan. Historic buildings and architecture features the unique design of the many different cultures that have called this city home. Street markets featuring local entertainers dot the thoroughfares. Modern accommodations allow travelers to rest and relax after a fun filled day of sight seeing in Pakistan.
Faisal Mosque Islamabad
Islamabad: Islamabad contains some of the largest mosques in the country. The Shah Faisal Mosque is capable of hosting 10,000 worshipers. Dama-e-koh is a marvel of terraced gardens.
Thatta: Located just a few miles from Karachi is Thatta graveyard which has over a million graves some of which are almost 4,000 years old. The architecture and exquisite stone work bespeak of cultures long past.
Quetta: Over 5,500 feet above sea level is Quetta. You will want to visit in the summer, as the winters there can be quite harsh. Considered a posh resort destination this town features golf courses and comfortable modern motels. Spring blossoms and fragrance fills the air from the many fruit orchards in the area.
Texilia: During the 5th century, Texilia was the hub of artistic, educational and religious endeavors. Buddhist influence can be seen in the many buildings and tombs. Archeological digging continues making this area one of the few tourist attractions in Pakistan where tourists can see history in the making.
Gallies: The Gallies is a hidden area of gently rolling hills famous for the resorts that dot the country side. Horseback riding, walks in shaded pine forests, golf courses and one of a kind view of the plains below, the Gallies invite you to slow down and enjoy a taste of the country in Pakistan.
Lahore: For the last 1000 years, Lahore has been the cultural capital of Punjab, from Northern India to Peshawar. Here you will fall in love with the scent of the Shalimar Gardens. You'll be fascinated by the 13 gates and the labyrinthine streets, the Badshahi Mosque and the historic Lahore Forte with the Palace of Mirrors room.
Whether your taste is sunbathing on the beach or hiking through a wooded wilderness the things to do and the many tourist attractions in Pakistan have it all.
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