Pakistan Tourist Guide From Discount Hotels

Located on the Indian subcontinent, Pakistan is a country of unrivalled beauty, marvelous architecture and friendly people. Here you can indulge in adventure, stroll the narrow streets of large cities, and explore the history of ancient civilizations. Most of the major towns have very modern hotels, cottages to rent and resorts where you will enjoy the pampering of a lifetime. Shop at the bazaars and craft centres for truly unique products and creations. The festivals and cultural celebrations are extremely lively and there are bars and dancing at the top hotels.

In the largest city in Pakistan, Karachi, there are many wonders to explore. See the Quaid-e-Azam's Mazar, which is a mausoleum made entirely of white marble. You can also tour the National Museum and enjoy the beautiful beach at Clifton. Visit Islamabad to see the Shah Faisal Mosque, which can accommodate up to 10,000 worshippers at a time. The prayer chamber of this mosque is designed like a desert tent.

Kashmir has some of the highest mountains in the world and two of the largest glaciers you will ever see without visiting the Poles. Obtain a permit to visit the walled city of Peshawar with its twenty gated entries. The permit is necessary as this region is under tribal law. The valley of Chitral is famous for its hot springs and numerous opportunities for trout fishing. You can imagine yourself a student of Gandhere learning the art of sculpture when you visit the Swat Valley and see the ruins of the many sculptures, monasteries and statues. This area is also one where you will find many mountain retreats.

The Sindh region of Pakistan contains Mohenjodaro, a settlement dating back 5000 years. The capital of Islamabad is a beautiful city of parks, garden sand fountains. Sit in the terraced garden of Daman-e-Koh, from which you have an commanding view of the capital. If you want to engage in water sports, a day trip from the capital will take you to Rawal Lake. In Lahore, you can explore the historic buildings, such as the Badshabi Mosque, the largest in the world. Follow the ancient Silk Road through the Himalayan Mountains. Trekking, mountain climbing, skiing whitewater rafting and canoeing activities exist for the adventurous, but you can also spend time unwinding just sitting and enjoying the panoramic vistas this country offers.