Pakistan tourism is having a moment, and this page is its scrapbook. Foreign visitors are arriving in the millions, 4.3 million in 2024-2025 alone, new attractions are opening, and the world keeps rediscovering a country that holds five of the world’s fourteen highest mountains, the world’s highest polo ground at Shandur, and valleys that travellers rank among the most beautiful on earth.
Below you will find the newest tourism good news, from the Pakistan Travel Mart to Islamabad’s new safari park, plus the classic reads that show visitors what Pakistan offers. If you are planning a trip, or simply proud of how beautiful Pakistan is, start here.
Latest tourism good news
- Pakistan Travel Mart 2026 Drew 250 Exhibitors From 20 Countries to Karachi in April
- 4.3 Million Foreign Tourists Visited Pakistan in 2024-2025, National Assembly Told
- Islamabad Safari Park: Work Begins on 350-Acre Wildlife Project
- Naila Kiani the Second Pakistani Woman to Summit Everest
Beautiful Pakistan classics
- Shandur, World’s Highest Polo Ground
- Naila Kiani the Second Pakistani Woman to Summit Everest
- UAE to Launch Direct Flights to Skardu
- Pakistan and Kazakhstan to Start Direct Flights in May
Common questions
Is Pakistan good for tourists?
Yes. Pakistan offers mountains, deserts, coastline, ancient cities and some of the warmest hospitality anywhere, and visitor numbers have been climbing, with 4.3 million foreign tourists in 2024-2025.
What is the most famous beautiful place in Pakistan?
Hunza and Skardu in Gilgit-Baltistan are the most famous, and Shandur hosts the world’s highest polo tournament each year.
Do you publish travel guides?
We publish tourism news and features. For Umrah travel guides, see our Nusuk and Umrah coverage on the site.