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Fascinating Pakistan is the first-ever tourism e-magazine of Pakistan to promote its heritage, history, tourism, cuisine, and people of Pakistan globally.
Nestled in the Roundu District of Gilgit-Baltistan, this untouched alpine paradise is a dream for true adventurers. Imagine massive granite cliffs that rival Yosemite, lush green high-altitude meadows at Broq, and hidden natural hot springs, all completely shielded from heavy commercial tourism.
If you are looking for authentic Balti culture and raw, rugged wilderness, this hidden gem belongs at the top of your Pakistan travel itinerary.
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27/05/2026
wishes you a very Happy Eid al Adha.
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Fascinating Pakistan wish all celebrating a Very Happy
03/04/2026
Happy Easter! May your day be bright, your basket full, and your heart light. Enjoy the blessings of the season
30/03/2026
The Flag carrier airline PIA returns to after few years break is a great news for Tourists and Pakistani Diaspora in the UK. The first flight from Islamabad took off on 30th March from Islamabad.
20/03/2026
Fascinating Pakistan extends warm Eid greetings to the entire Muslim community celebrating across the world 🌙
The Bhong Masjid isn’t just a mosque; it’s an encyclopedia of art. From ivory and teakwood carvings to onyx, marble, and mirror work, every inch of this 1986 Aga Khan Award winner is a masterpiece.
It took master artisans five decades to blend Persian, Ottoman, and Andalusian styles into this desert
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04/03/2026
Bahawalpur: Where Royal History Meets Desert Majesty
In South Punjab, where the golden sands of the Cholistan Desert stretch endlessly, lies Bahawalpur, a city where royal legacy, architecture, and desert adventure converge.
A Royal State in the Making
Founded in 1748 by Nawab Bahawal Khan I, Bahawalpur became one of the subcontinent’s most prosperous princely states. The Abbasi rulers invested in education, infrastructure, irrigation, and architecture, leaving a legacy still visible today. In 1947, Bahawalpur was among the first states to join Pakistan, adding national significance to its rich history.
Architectural Splendor
Noor Mahal — Built in 1875 with Italian-inspired design, it remains one of Pakistan’s most photogenic heritage sites.
Darbar Mahal — A royal residence blending Mughal, Islamic, and colonial styles, reflecting authority and artistry.
Derawar Fort — Rising from the Cholistan Desert with 40 massive bastions, it offers jeep rides, camel caravans, folk music, and visits to desert villages.
The Cholistan Experience
Beyond monuments, the vast Cholistan Desert invites adventure through its annual Jeep Rally and showcases traditional desert life. Handcrafted textiles, embroidery, and warm hospitality reveal a culture deeply tied to the land.
A City Built with Vision
The Abbasi rulers established schools, railways, irrigation networks, and public buildings. Today, Bahawalpur feels composed and dignified — a city designed with foresight.
Why Visit Bahawalpur
It offers:
Royal heritage without the crowds
Untouched desert landscapes
Unique architecture and historical significance
Best time to visit: November to February.
Bahawalpur is more than a destination — it’s a living chapter of Pakistan’s royal past, waiting for travelers to walk its palaces, desert forts, and legacy.
Not every road is meant to be easy- some are meant to test your courage.
Would you travel this Haramosh Valley track?
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Sun is coming out and Ramadan is here! How about you plan a small getaway to Balochistan now?
Video by: Tehsin Razi
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