PAKISTAN DECLARED WORLD’S THIRD HIGHEST POTENTIAL ADVENTURE DESTINATION FOR 2020

PAKISTAN DECLARED WORLD’S THIRD HIGHEST POTENTIAL ADVENTURE DESTINATION FOR 2020

Looking for adventur e holidays, it’s time to visit Pakistan as the country is now amongst the top destinations with low cost tourism. British Backpackers Society (BBS) earlier this week has declared Pakistan as the world’s third highest potential adventure destination for the 2020. “After counting the votes from its membership of adventure travel experts from around the world, it was announced by BBS with a great delight that Pakistan has been awarded the third place in ranking for best destination for tourism. Pakistan offers much more to travellers and tourists. It suggested adventure tourists: “In addition to touring the Karakoram Highway, visit the bustling markets of Karachi, taste the delectable flavors of the Punjab in Lahore and grab tea with some of the friendliest people that you will ever meet on the storytellers street of Peshawar”. Joynson said: “Your first trip to Pakistan will be a trip that you will never forget. Top adventure travel experience: Wedged in the northeastern corner of Pakistan lies a geographical superlative like no other.” The Government of Pakistan has put tourism at the front and center of its policy agenda and, with perceptions of the country around the world gradually changing, there are many reasons to believe that Pakistan will continue to enjoy surging growth in its tourism sector over the next decade. Pakistan has more peaks taller than 22,965ft than China and Nepal combined, making it an almost magnetic spot for adventure travellers and intrepid hikers. Visitors can follow in Michael Palin’s steps while traversing the 12,250ft Shandur Pass, home to the world’s highest polo field, or meet with the Kalash people of the Hindu Kush, famed for their cowrie-shell headdresses and brighter-thanbright embroidery In Lahore, the sight of 100,000 worshippers crammed into the sandstone 17th-century Badshahi Mosque will leave you breathless, while Mughal-era architectural masterpieces stand resplendent on bustling street corners.
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Sunday 5 April 2020
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