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What Are the Most Searched Destinations Outside Pakistan's Major Cities?

• Karachi

  Visit the largest city in Pakistan near the northern Arabian Sea, to be precise, west of the Indus River. The city's landmark is the Jinnah Mausoleum, a beautiful structure where the final resting place of Pakistan's founder. Don't miss shopping at Karachi Sunday Textile, which offers many beautiful fabrics.

• Lahore

  The second largest city in Pakistan is one of the most important cities of the Mughal dynasty, so there are many historical buildings. The buildings have stunning architecture, such as Badshahi Mosque, Minar-e-Pakistan, and Wazir Khan Mosque. Visit the Tomb of Jahangir, where the fourth Mughal Emperor is buried, and the Lahore Museum, which contains historical objects.

• Islamabad

  The capital city of Pakistan, which replaces Karachi, is a metropolitan city with charm. The city is known for its many parks and forests, such as the Margalla Hills National Park and ShakarParian Park. The famous building is the Faisal Mosque, the largest mosque in South Asia and the fourth-largest mosque in the world.

• Sialkot

  Sialkot is one of the industrial cities in Pakistan and is even the largest soccer ball producer in the world. This city is part of the golden triangle as an industrial city with a highly export-oriented economy. There are many tourist attractions in Sialkot, such as libraries, cathedrals, temples, culinary centers, and sports centers.

• Gwadar

  Apart from metropolitan and industrial cities, you must visit cities with natural attractions in Pakistan, one of which is Gwadar City. The city has many beautiful beaches, such as Golden Sand Beach, Gwadar Beach, and Gwadar Bay. Take advantage of visiting places of entertainment such as Hingol National Park, Gwadar Public Park, and Akara National Park.

What Are the Main Airports in Pakistan?

• Jinnah International Airport
  The airport, formerly Quaid-e-Azam International Airport, is the largest in Pakistan. Two main terminals are divided east and west for international and domestic flights. It also has aircraft engineering and overhaul facilities, including the Ispahani Hangar for large-bodied aircraft.


• Allama Iqbal International Airport
  Pakistan's second-largest civil airport plays an important role in the mobility of the people of Lahore, the capital city of Punjab Province. Not only serving domestic and international passenger flights, seasonal flights, and cargo airlines.


• Islamabad International Airport
  Administered by the Civil Aviation Authority of Pakistan, the airport was formerly known as Benazir Bhutto International Airport. This airport is relatively new because it only opened in early May 2018. However, the facilities are very adequate, including serving international flights and competing with other airports.


• Sialkot International Airport
  The airport, located west of Sialkot, Pakistan, is South Asia's first privately owned public airport. Remarkably, the facilities are qualified, and this airport has the longest runway in Pakistan. Currently, the number of airlines is limited, with only one special cargo airline.

Travel to Pakistan, What to Prepare?

The main documents that you must prepare before going to Pakistan, of course: are passports, visas, and travel tickets. Remember that Pakistan has a time difference of up to 4 hours from Malaysia, so you must be careful when choosing flight schedules.

Now traveling to Pakistan is easier because there is no longer a need for a NOC (no-objection certificate). So you don't need to have NOC first, but you must still avoid some areas such as Balochistan Province.