Pakistan Travel and Tourism Guide

Some people think that once you have kids, it's the end of the travel life.  That doesn't have to be true.  It is true, kids slow me down when I travel, but you know what?   That's not necessarily a bad thing.  A couple of months ago I got some great camel pictures when we had to stop for our toddler to use the bathroom on the side of the road in Uzbekistan.  And we have discovered the joys of parks like we never imagined now that we have kids to chase around.&nb...

Hi Folks, we hope you are all keeping well,safe and happy. We have travelled a trail of chapati and pop stores along the way from Gilgit , up the Karakorum Highway to Sust/Sost and back. We were going to travel up to the Khunjerab pass, but due to a 50metre wide landslide up the road, and the scenery running out we decided to head back to Gilgit for a mechanical check (on the car) and a breather before heading off to the Deosai Plains near Skardu (where it will be very cold-possibly snowing!...

1) Ngorogoro Crater, northern Tanzania.  Safaris are amazing.  Seeing Lions, elephants, wildebeasts, giraffes (my favorite), an rhinos in their natural surroundings is amazing anywhere you happen to go on safari.  But Ngorogoro Crater tops them all.  This gigantic depression is teaming with wildlife.  Only a few nomadic herders live in the crater, and the animals basically live as they have for centuries.  The crater walls make for beautiful backdrops as you watc...

Ayubia Chair Lifts. A cluster of four small hill stations of Khanaspur, Khairagali, Changlagali and Ghora Dhaka is called Ayubia and was named after former President Ayub Khan. The complex is spread over an area of 26 KM. The central place of Ghora Dhaka has Chair Lifts, which gives a panoramic and mesmerizing view of the surrounding. Ayubia is 38 KM from Abbottabad. Dungagali. Dungagali is a picturesque small resort situated on the slopes of the Mukshpuri hill (2,376 meters.)...