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Karakoram Highway
No. 1 of Best Things to Do in Pakistan

Karakoram Highway

5.5
4.1/5
9 reviews
Karakoram Highway, also known as the Karakoram Highway, starts in Kashgar, Xinjiang, crossing the Pamir Plateau, and leads to northern Pakistan after crossing the border. It spans over 1,000 km in total, with over 400 km within China. Built in the last century through cooperation between China and Pakistan, the highway traverses the Hindu Kush and the western end of the Himalayas. Known for its challenging engineering, it is now an important international route and a classic route favored by self-drive and cycling enthusiasts. The section within China winds and climbs along the national highway. After entering Taxkorgan Tajik Autonomous County, the altitude rises to over 3,000 m. Continuing south, you arrive at, where the China-Pakistan border gate and boundary marker stand at an altitude of nearly 4,700 m.China · Tashkurgan
Ayub National Park
No. 1 of Night Attractions in Pakistan

Ayub National Park

4.4
4.4/5
9 reviews
Ayub National Park in Rawalpindi, Pakistan, is one of the city's largest urban green spaces. The park is located next to a major highway and has convenient transportation, making it a favorite among local residents and tourists. The park has a variety of facilities suitable for visitors of all ages. "Jungle World" is one of the park's main attractions. It combines a zoo and an amusement park in one, raising hundreds of species of animals and birds, including white tigers, African lions, zebras and peacocks. In addition, the park also has a "Miracle Garden" and a "Luminous Garden", which provide a visual feast for tourists. Sports enthusiasts can sweat it out on the cricket, hockey and football fields in the park. The park also offers activities such as boating, horseback riding, yoga and outdoor fitness to meet the needs of different tourists. History enthusiasts can visit the Army Museum in the park to learn about Pakistan's military history. The park combines natural beauty, entertainment facilities and cultural education, making it an ideal place for Rawalpindi citizens to relax and get close to nature.Pakistan · Rawalpindi
Lahore Fort
No. 4 of Best Things to Do in Punjab

Lahore Fort

4.4
4.7/5
40 reviews
The Lahore Fort was built in 1021 during the Ghaznavid Dynasty. The fort was used to resist the invasion of foreign enemies. After that, the royal families of all dynasties added various garden pools here, and changed the red sandstone structure of the castle wall to white marble, and built watchtowers, bunkers and other facilities on the city wall. The castle is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This ancient fort is also the only group of buildings in Pakistan that completely reflects the centuries-old architectural history from the Ghaznawi Dynasty to the Mughal Dynasty.Pakistan · Lahore
Joyland
No. 2 of Night Attractions in Pakistan

Joyland

4.3
5.0/5
2 reviews
Joyland is a theme park that integrates entertainment, rides, and family leisure. The park spans a large area and features a variety of rides, including roller coasters, carousels, bumper cars, and interactive play areas for children and teenagers. The facilities are designed with a focus on safety and fun, ensuring that visitors of all ages can find entertainment that suits them. At Joyland, visitors can not only enjoy exciting rides but also take advantage of the park's green spaces and leisure zones. The park is clean with wide walkways, making it easy for families and friends to rest or picnic between rides. There are also dining and snack outlets offering diverse food options, providing visitors with convenient refreshments during their visit. Joyland's opening hours typically span from day to evening, and the nighttime lighting adds a unique atmosphere to the park. The park also occasionally hosts themed events and holiday celebrations, keeping it vibrant and entertaining.Pakistan · Lahore
Delhi Gate

Delhi Gate

4.3
Delhi Gate is a historic gate built during the Mughal era that serves as the entrance to the Walled City of Lahore. With its unique architectural style and well-preserved condition, it is an important historical site.Pakistan · Lahore
Bagh-e-Jinnah, Lahore

Bagh-e-Jinnah, Lahore

4.3
Bagh-e-Jinnah, Lahore is a historic park located in the heart of Lahore, Pakistan. With its lush trees and flourishing flowers, the park provides a valuable green space for the city. Its wide lawns and winding paths are perfect for walking and picnics, and the park also features an artificial lake where visitors can enjoy a boat ride. The park is home to several historical buildings, including the Governor's House and a library from the British colonial era. The park's botanical garden and zoo showcase a rich variety of flora and fauna. The Lahore Flower Show is held here every spring, attracting numerous visitors. The park is easily accessible by public transportation or taxi. There are many restaurants and snack shops nearby, making it convenient for visitors to dine. For visitors looking to learn about the history and culture of Lahore or enjoy the natural scenery, this is a destination not to be missed.Pakistan · Lahore
Eiffel Tower Bahria Town Lahore
No. 3 of Night Attractions in Pakistan

Eiffel Tower Bahria Town Lahore

4.2
4.3/5
6 reviews
Eiffel Tower Bahria Town Lahore is a landmark replica with significant aesthetic value, standing within the Bahria Town Lahore residential community and serving as a beautiful highlight of the local cityscape. The tower is modeled after the Eiffel Tower in Paris but on a more modest scale. In the evening, when the lights turn on and the surrounding fountains and plaza come alive, the entire structure exudes a romantic urban night atmosphere. Visitors can stroll through the plaza beneath the tower or ascend to the observation deck to overlook the lights of the residential area and surrounding streets, enjoying the unique experience of "seeing the silhouette of Paris in Lahore." Furthermore, the green spaces, parks, and walkways around the tower provide comfortable areas for family leisure, strolls for couples, or gatherings with friends. During the day, sunlight spills over the tower and lawns, creating a fresh and vibrant look; at night, the interwoven lights create an atmosphere filled with a sense of occasion.Pakistan · Lahore
Mazaar e Quaid Muhammad Ali Jinnah Mausoleum
No. 3 of Best Things to Do in Sindh

Mazaar e Quaid Muhammad Ali Jinnah Mausoleum

4.2
4.7/5
14 reviews
The Mazaar e Quaid Muhammad Ali Jinnah Mausoleum is the tomb of Pakistan's founding father, Jinnah, and a landmark in Karachi. The structure is divided into two parts: the upper part is a Mughal-style dome, and the lower part is a cube that tapers slightly from bottom to top. Inside, hanging from the center of the sky-blue dome in the burial chamber is a massive four-tiered, gold-plated, floral-style crystal chandelier, which was made in Shanghai, China. The changing of the guard ceremony here is worth seeing. When visiting, avoid the noon hour. You need to remove your shoes, and the marble floor can get scorching hot from the sun at noon.Pakistan · Karachi
Data Darbar Shrine

Data Darbar Shrine

4.1
Data Darbar Shrine features an architectural style that blends traditional elements, with exhibition halls of various themes inside. The ground is paved with marble, and the spacious courtyard provides an open space for visitors to pray and meditate. The front entrance of the building is decorated with exquisite geometric patterns and calligraphy art, reflecting a unique aesthetic. The core of the site is the tomb of Ali Hujwiri, decorated with exquisite tiles and calligraphy, creating a solemn and respectful atmosphere. Visitors can visit the tomb and admire the beauty of its unique architecture. The site features multiple plazas and flower beds, where visitors can stroll along paths, admire various flowers and plants, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. Data Darbar Shrine often hosts various festivals, concerts, and art exhibitions, attracting many visitors to participate.Pakistan · Lahore
Joyland

Joyland

4.1
5.0/5
1 reviews
Joyland, located in Rawalpindi Tehsil in Punjab Province, Pakistan, is a modern amusement park designed for families, children, and young adults. It features a wide range of attractions, from relaxing rides suitable for children and families to thrill-seekers with a high-altitude jump, roller coasters, and XD/3D visual experiences. The spacious and lively park offers a variety of dining options for guests to refuel after a day of fun. In addition to the entertainment, the park also offers a comprehensive range of amenities, including restaurants and food stalls serving traditional Pakistani cuisine and convenient fast food options. Rest areas and restrooms are also available to ensure a pleasant experience for guests. As a key leisure destination in Rawalpindi, it not only enriches the leisure options for residents but also enhances the city's tourism image, becoming an ideal place for families and friends to gather and relax.Pakistan · Rawalpindi

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Top Ten Wonders of Islamabad Guided City Tour
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Wahga Border Flag Ceremony & Shalimar Garden Private Tour
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Private Lahore Full Day Sightseeing Tour
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Lahore Heritage in a Day
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Full Day Private City Tour of Karachi
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Lahore Historical Landmarks & City Sightseeing Tour
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Lahore Private Tour: Fort, Walled City, Badshahi Mosque & Wagah
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Duration: 6–10 hrs
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FromSAR 560.76

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正黄小菊May 3, 2025
5.0
The China-Pakistan Friendship Highway from Kashgar to Tashkurgan County and then to Khunjerab is very easy to drive and the scenery is so beautiful. Watch my video, there are two sections on the China-Pakistan Friendship Highway. If you don't have high sickness when driving, just go up all the way. I went there in March, when the winter snow just started to melt, it was as if people and cars were driving in an oil painting... Come and experience it!

Karakoram Highway

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Pakistani TravelerOctober 26, 2022
5.0
Ayub national park in the mid of hustle bustle of Rawalpindi is a great facility for plant, greenery and enjoyment lovers. There are numerous walking tracks and kids play areas too in the park.

Ayub National Park

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Prince SAMASHSeptember 1, 2026
5.0
The cente of Lahore where Badshahi Mosque, Maharaja Ranjeet Singh’s Temple, Minar e Pakistan, the iconic overhead bridge of the city and not to mention the mausoleum of National poet of Pakistan Allama Iqbal and iconic food place and old Lahore Shahi street lay side by side. It is a must visit to know the heart of Pakistan.

Lahore Fort

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Tania Akter (Sumi)April 11, 2025
5.0
Experience a slice of Paris right in the heart of Lahore at the stunning Eiffel Tower in Bahria Town! Whether you're visiting during the day or catching the mesmerizing lights at night, the atmosphere is nothing short of magical. The surrounding park, vibrant cafés, and panoramic views from the top make it an ideal spot for family outings, romantic dates, or solo adventures. It’s perfect for photography lovers and anyone looking to enjoy a scenic escape without leaving the city.

Eiffel Tower Bahria Town Lahore

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Muhammad SJuly 7, 2023
5.0
Mazar e Quaid, also known as the Quaid e Azam Mazar, its location is precisely in the centre of Karachi, This is monument to the founder of Pakistan. He is buried here together with his sister and the first prime minister of Pakistan. The monument is several feet above ground so you can see it from afar if you are heading in that direction. Lot of locals peoples and local/international eaders come to pay their respects.

Mazaar e Quaid Muhammad Ali Jinnah Mausoleum

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What are the must-do things in Pakistan?

Don't miss these attractions in Pakistan: Karakoram Highway, Ayub National Park, and Lahore Fort. If you like Cultural experiences, try Lahore Audio Tour: A Journey Through Time and Heritage.. If you enjoy Day tours, try Top Ten Wonders of Islamabad Guided City Tour.

When choosing a tour, start with how much time you have and the kind of experience you're looking for. Trending options right now include Top Ten Wonders of Islamabad Guided City Tour, Wahga Border Flag Ceremony & Shalimar Garden Private Tour, and Private Lahore Full Day Sightseeing Tour. Check the real-time availability and itinerary before you book.

As of October 21, 2026, the reference price for day tours and activities in Pakistan is around SAR 450.11 – SAR 675.16. Rates vary by duration, group size, transport, tickets, meals, and any special admission requirements. Before you book, please confirm the billing currency and whether the price is quoted per person or per group.

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