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Average of 3.8/5 based on 36 Reviews
Had a good trip to Pakistan this year to meet old family members we hadn’t seen them for so many years that I didn’t even know some of them. It was easy to go there, especially with the help from the HolidayMe people who were really helpful in planning the package. It is a beautiful country, and the language is also same so I felt quite at home over there. The food is great and all of the hotels that we got were also great. Especially the one in Lahore, it was the best hotel I have ever been to.
Loved this trip to a land never explored by many, to Pakistan with a package from HolidayMe for us. it was a great experience, and we enjoyed ourselves a lot in Lahore, where sightseeing is a good option for day time.
Had a good time in Lahore this year. Got ap ackage form Holidayme and tried to customize it to stay longer in those cities where we got to meet many family members. The best part of taking a package from this company is that they let u customize your own package so u can save a few bucks easily as well.
Enjoying in Lahore with friends and family after a long time. met them after ages only thanks to HolidayMe package which was very cheap and also included sightseeing and hotel accommodation. All hotels were good, especially the one in Lahore. Had good times there, and would love to come back soon. Maybe next year itself for a wedding of a cousin.
Good experience with HolidayMe and their package very nice was as it is more cheaper on compared with other packages of similar things naad places from any other companiys that we seeing on the Internet. They are is very helpful all the time when we asking them questions. It is safe palce to g o and flight was very short but expensive because we booked last minute airplane to Lahore. Lahore is very pretty like India only but it is very dusty also and crowded. But otherwise it was a happy trip for us. we looking for ward to coming back quickly.
Seems ok to be in Pakistan, although I had heard a lot about issues and problems here, but for tourists it is great, food is amazing if u love your meat dishes. Got to meet some lovely people and enjoyed a lot. Package from HolidayMe.
This trip could have been better but I guess u get what u pay for. I got a very cheap package from HolidayMe for this trip to Pakistan. Lahore hotel was ok, but rest all were not that great. We enjoyed a lot, but the cabs weren’t tht great for sightseeing, with broken doors and ac not working, so m sure it could have been better.
Margalla Hills is the prime destination for city peoples outing in nature. Restaurant view from top is very beautiful of the city. Food and service is expensive. Daman e Koh is midway and has good views but kept dirty by people. Faisal mosque is beautiful and must visit. People’s monument is good in the evening and museum is interesting.
The city has few attractions all mainly lie on the outskirts especially the lush green mountains. In city Faisal mosque is good and huge. Pakistan monument museum is okay but the museum is full of monuments and information related to nationalism and not history. Margalla Hills is beautiful and trek 5 there is really good. Restaurant on top has good views and food.
Faisal Mosque is the best and biggest mosque in whole of Pakistan. The architecture and design of the mosque is beautiful and environment very calm and peaceful. Margalla Hills is a good drive and the view of the city is beautiful. The hills are all green. The restaurant uphill has good views but is expensive. Daman e Koh is another park here which has good views but people have kept it so dirty. Pir Sohwa is also nearby and offers the same fantastic views. The Pakistan Monument museum is good and collection is neat and properly explained.
A sovereign nation located in South Asia, Pakistan is a controversial yet fascinating land home to lush valleys, vibrant markets, endless mountain ranges, and jaw-dropping mountainous scenery. The country shares land borders with Iran on the southwest, Afghanistan on its west, China on its far northeast, and India on its east. On its south, Pakistan is bordered by a coastline that opens out to the Arabian Sea. Islamabad is the capital and Karachi is the largest city of Pakistan .
Home to one of the oldest civilizations in the world, the Indus Valley Civilization (2500-1700 BC), the beginning of human life in South Asia can be traced back to Pakistan. For the next several centuries that followed, Pakistan was annexed by a series of invaders including the Aryans, Persians, Greeks, Arabs, and Turks. In the 1500s, the territory came under the Moghul Empire, who ruled the Indian subcontinent till mid-18th century, until the British took over. Owing to religious differences, the Indian subcontinent was divided into India and Pakistan, leading to the creation of Pakistan as an independent nation for Muslims in 1947. A new constitution was adopted in 1956, with Pakistan becoming an Islamic republic.
Almost 97% of Pakistan comprises of Muslims, while the remainder are a mix of ethnic minority groups including Hindus, Christians, Sikhs, Buddhists and more. Though Urdu is the official language of Pakistan, it is spoken by a meagre 8% of the population. Punjabi is spoken by more than 45% of the populations. Other languages like English, Pashto, Balochi and Sindhi are also spoken across the country. Depending on the time of the year, Pakistan’s climate varies from hot summers (April-July) to monsoon (July-September) to cool winters (November-March).
Apart from the breath-taking mountain ranges and incredible natural scenery, Pakistan offers its visitors a sizzling concoction of an irresistible cuisine, rich traditional music, abundant wildlife, various architectural wonders, spell-binding outdoors, and scenic meadows and mountain passes.
