Go On Pakistan

01/04/2026

Ramkot Fort is a 12th Century landmark situated on a hill top surrounded by the Jhelum river and Mangla Dam in Azad Kashmir, Pakistan 🇵🇰

13/10/2025

Pakistan 🇵🇰- Valley of Lakes 💧

13/10/2025

Katora Lake, Glacial lake in Pakistan 🇵🇰

13/10/2025

16/09/2025

Swiss cyclists David Siber and Natasha Heller, who traveled thousands of kilometers on bicycles to reach Pakistan, described the country as a “dreamland.” Praising its natural beauty, cultural diversity, and unmatched hospitality, they called the journey a life-changing experience. According to them, traveling by bicycle allowed them to connect more closely with people, landscapes, and traditions. David said the hospitality they received in Pakistan came straight from the heart, while Natasha added that locals welcomed them like family, offering food and shelter with warmth. The couple also appreciated Pakistan’s tourist-friendly policies and fast visa process, calling it a pleasant surprise, and described Pakistani cuisine as a cultural experience in itself. Rejecting negative perceptions, Natasha said their entire stay in Pakistan was filled with love, safety, and kindness. In their message to the world, the duo urged international travelers to visit Pakistan, calling it safe, beautiful, and unforgettable, with nature, culture, food, and above all, incredible people.