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Pale Blue Dot: Pakistan travel guides, stays and tours by Green Tourism Pakistan
Pakistan Tourism Almanac
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One Country, Every Kind of Landscape.
In a single trip: watch three of Earth's greatest ranges converge, wander a city older than history, and end your day where the sun sets on the Arabian Sea.
Seven
Regions, Each Its Own World
Five
Of the World's 14 Peaks Over 8,000m
Six
UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Plus 29 on the Tentative List
Three
Great Mountain Ranges
1,046km
Coastline Along the Arabian Sea
13,032
Glaciers Across Pakistan
Explore Pakistan by Region
Seven regions, each its own world. Pick where to begin.
The High North
Gilgit-Baltistan
K2, Hunza, Skardu and the Karakoram Highway.
45 sights · 3 stays
Green Valleys
Azad Jammu and Kashmir
Neelum's river villages and alpine lakes.
19 sights · request a stay
Frontier & Forest
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Swat, Chitral, the Kalash valleys and Gandhara.
17 sights · 7 stays
Heart & History
Punjab
Lahore's Mughal grandeur and the Potohar Forts.
31 sights · 3 stays
Indus & Sufi
Sindh
Moenjodaro, Makli, and the Shrines of the South.
17 sights · request a stay
Coast & Desert
Balochistan
The Makran Coast, Hingol, and Desert Forts.
17 sights · 2 stays
Capital & Margalla Hills
Islamabad
Capital monuments, Margalla trails, and Gandhara day trips.
10 sights · plan with us
Best in Pakistan · 2026 edition
Places to Go this Year
02Fairy MeadowsNanga Parbat's alpine balcony03Neelum ValleyRiver villages of Azad Jammu and Kashmir
04Skardu & DeosaiHigh plains and cold lakes
05Lake Saiful MalookMirror lake in Kaghan
06Lahore's Old CityMughal forts & living bazaars
07Kalash ValleysChitral's ancient living culture
08Kund Malir & HingolBalochistan's pristine coastsWhat Kind of Trip Is Yours?
Not just rooms. A quieter way into Pakistan.
Fifteen eco-conscious stays, chosen for where they sit, a sea-view room on the Balochistan coast, a pine lodge above Gilgit, a riverfront in Naran.
When to Go
Pakistan is a year-round destination if you follow the altitude, the mountains in summer, the plains and cities in winter.
Mar-MaySpring
Apricot and cherry blossom floods Hunza and Skardu. Lower valleys are green; passes still snowbound.
Jun-AugSummer
The high season up north, Khunjerab, Deosai and the trek routes open. Plains are hot; head for altitude.
Sep-NovAutumn
Clear skies, golden poplars, and the best mountain photography of the year. Ideal all-round window.
Dec-FebWinter
Snow festivals and jeep rallies up north; perfect weather for the Makran coast, the desert forts of southern Punjab, and Lahore.
Ready-to-Go Journeys
Heritage & World Heritage Sites
From the Indus Valley cities to Mughal forts and Gandharan monasteries.
Festivals & Events Calendar
Know Before You Go
Everything first-time visitors ask, and the parts GreenPak handles for you.
Visas & Permits
Many nationalities qualify for Pakistan's online e-visa. Some northern border zones need an NOC, we arrange permits for every trip we run.
Money
The Pakistani Rupee (PKR) is cash-first, especially in the north. Cards work in cities; carry cash for valleys and bazaars.
Best Time to Go
April-October for the mountains; November-March for Lahore, the forts, and the southern coast. Plan by altitude, not by month.
Getting Around
Domestic flights link Islamabad to Skardu and Gilgit; beyond that it's private drivers and jeeps on mountain roads. We handle the logistics.
Connectivity
Buy a local SIM (Jazz or Zong) on arrival for the best coverage. Signal is patchy in the high valleys, part of the appeal.
Health & Safety
No mandatory vaccines, but altitude is real above 3,000m, we build in acclimatisation. Our guides carry first aid and stay reachable 24/7.
Explore Pakistan on the Map
GreenPak stays, landmark sights, and outdoor places across the country.
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