Where is the best place to go hiking in Pakistan?

If you go to Pakistan, you should go to the Gilgit alpine region north of Iborg, most of the people who come to Pakistan go there, the summer is slightly better, the sky is high and the sky is particularly clean. In winter, it's all mountains, and there are a lot of basic terror activities going down from Iborg, and there really is no scenery to see.

One of the most famous hikes in the world, the K2 Base Camp Hike Condegro Pass is a strenuous but worthwhile hike. Departing from Skadu, the capital of Baltistan, through the lush farmland and fruit-rich valleys of Shiggal, the road ends in Askoli, the last village to enter this sacred land. From Ascoli we will walk on the Bartolo Glacier, where we will be accompanied by many beautiful and famous peaks.

Rokhdas Fortress, Rohdas Fortress, Pakistani version of the "Ancient Great Wall", World Cultural Heritage! It is a model of Muslim military architecture in Central Asia and South Asia in the early years, and many friends who come to Pakistan are not very familiar with this place, and friends who like history and military can come and take a look.

I think if you go to Pakistan, you must go to the Gilgit Alpine area, because most of the tourist attractions in Pakistan are in the Gilgit Alpine area, where the air is very fresh and the environment is very beautiful, which is very suitable for trekking, or you can choose to go to K2, then you are one of the most famous trekking routes in the world.

If I go to Pakistan one day, I will definitely choose The northern town of Skadu is a trekker's paradise, with many hiking trails suitable for all kinds of people, and Pakistan's Karakoram Mountains, within a radius of 15 kilometers, there are 41 peaks above 6,500 meters, including four snow-capped mountains above 8,000 meters: Chogori (also known as K2,8611 meters), Gashu Bloom I (8,068 meters), Bloat Peak (8,047 meters) and Gashubrum II (8,035 meters). There is no place on earth where you can enjoy such a 360-degree panoramic view of the snow-capped mountains, which is the charm of the Karakoram that attracts me, and it is also the best and most beautiful place to hike the mountain, <>

Pakistan's security is still relatively poor, the local military and police patrol with guns, because there are terrorist madmen, it is best to pay attention to safety when traveling to Pakistan, but the people of Pakistan are particularly good to the Chinese, the Chinese are very respected in the local area, if you must go to travel, it is recommended to find a professional tourism agency to arrange, it is best to have a local guide to accompany the tour, that will be more safe, free travel is not recommended.

Pakistanis are very friendly and hospitable to Chinese, and there is milk tea and coffee hospitality in **. I spent three months in Pakistan in '09, but mostly in Islamabad and Karachi. Pakistan consumption is very cheap, not more expensive than the country, the air ticket is not accurate, depending on the airline and your departure point in China, but it should be 1000 US dollars or more, plus food and accommodation should also be 12000 yuan!

In terms of tourism, the north side is more beautiful, such as Peshawar, but it is not very safe, I was over there in 09 when the Pearl Hotel in Peshawar was bombed, a white friend of mine has been to Peshawar, it is also a tourist, said it is very beautiful. Islamabad, there is nothing fun, basically residential, but you can go to Margalla Mountain, is a national park, there is a restaurant called Monal on the top of the mountain, where you can eat barbecue while watching the night view, Islamabad also has a landmark is Fiscel Mosque (I don't remember if Fiscel is spelled like this), let's talk about it first, anyway, although no one imagines the chaos, but still have to be vigilant. By the way, why did you want to travel to Pakistan?

Pakistan Railway, Chinese friends, must go if there is a chance.

Okay, you can go anywhere you have money, as long as you have fun!