Enjoy Adventure On A Trip To Pakistan

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Begin your BBC Travel adventure with a journey to Pakistan. Your BBC Travel Guide will take you through a country that blends modern urbanity with ancient heritage. You will explore the historic monuments and towns, from the stunning heights of the Himalayas to the beautiful Mehrangarh Fort. Travel across this diverse country as part of a double-makeover on your way to an exciting destination. Join the crew on their exciting journey of exploration as they discover many hidden charms in the most unexpected places around the world.

A journey to Pakistan means touching the very heart of Asia. This multicultural country is home to people of different races, religions and ages. They have lived harmoniously side by side for generations. The history of partition in India and Pakistan is an intriguing part of this fascinating country. Both parts of this country have played an important role in shaping the world as we know it today. The bitter division still divides the people but at least one nation has come out of the conflict stronger.

You will start your trip to Pakistan with the magnificent Rawal lake and the striking Multan lake. In this city you can discover how a small city has learned to coexist with both East and West for decades. Rawal is also known as the Pearl of the East. This city offers shopping, entertainment, sightseeing and relaxing on a boat ride through the Multan Lake. The Multan Lake is also a popular destination for anglers and other water sports enthusiasts. There are many other 

After visiting Rawal you will set off for the breathtakingly beautiful city of Islamabad. Situated on the banks of the majestic River Yamat, this country capital is a magnificent example of architecture and diplomacy. You can walk the beautiful Baitul Mukkaram bridge and see the jaw-dropping Taj Mahal, the national symbol of Pakistan.

If your trip to Pakistan has a spiritual focus, then you should visit the Chisti Caves. They are believed to be the oldest caves in the world. They have been carved into unbelievable shapes by local tribesmen and artisans. The caves have been connected by bridges so that you can walk along their longest passages. You will be captivated by their amazing colors, amazing shapes and by the gentle flowing waters.
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The Chisti Caves represented a milestone in human history when man began the journey towards becoming a social, technological and political being. As we know, it was the ancient people of Pakistan who fashioned the stone monuments and created the first civilization in the region. These monolithic structures stand tall in memory and symbolize the resilience and determination of a proud and ancient heritage.

You can take your family on a trekking tour of this gorgeous country. The Pakistani government has organized several trekking tours for foreign nationals. The best time to visit Pakistan is from mid July to mid October. In these months, the weather is pleasant. It is advisable to visit during the rainy season which is from May to September. The temperature during the winter is mild.

You can find trekking tour operators online offering different packages. You just need to make sure you get a guide who has experience trekking. The guides are not very expensive. All you need to pay is a one-time trekking fee.

The weather in Pakistan is substandard and the rainy season is a time for travel advisories. A visit to the desert region of Azad Kashmir is an enjoyable experience. You can enjoy a camel safari and go through the beautiful landscape. It is important to keep your body hydrated during your visit because dehydration may lead to more problems.

After you have trekked to the Azad Kashmir, you can continue to trek to the Chishti Pass. The Pass is a must-see location to capture memorable pictures of this spectacular country. The pass is around fifteen kilometers long. In the Chishti Pass, you will also find the third highest mountain peak of the country Sikkim. It is situated in the foothills of the great Himalayan range.

The Chishti pass is also the starting point of the Valley of Flowers trekking route. The trekking route follows the river Ganges and its tributaries, which provide a panoramic view of the surrounding landscape. A number of Buddhist monasteries are located at the foot of the Ganges. There are many places of worship in the valley, which are popular attractions. Adventure lovers will also love trekking to the Dal Lake, where a rare fish called the blue tongue Morinda Blenheim was discovered.