Pakistan’s most famous rivers are undoubtedly the Indus and the Punjab, but the country also boasts numerous other rivers, which flow through enchanting villages and towns. What’s more, they are so clean that swimming is very popular in many places. 

Do you sometimes yearn for a lonely island hideaway? Pakistan can provide that too. Admittedly, you won’t be alone, as these mini-paradises are accessible by boat. But you’ll love the Arabian sea atmosphere. 

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There are irrigation canals in all over the country that are several kilometers in length, and are often found on slopes. They channel water from the mountain valleys to the villages, to the pastures and cities. 

National Parks are exceptional places, where local people are dedicated to maintaining their glorious landscapes, lively traditions and sustainable regional economies. Genuine natural experiences, fascinating stories and delicious regional specialities are just waiting to be discovered.

When the days get longer, there’s a whole lot to experience in Pakistan. That’s because you’ll not only find unrivalled hiking routes, but also UNESCO World Heritage sites, not to mention numerous parks. Our country also offers some places that are just perfect for families