Top Nature in Pakistan

Don't forget to charge your phone. I ran out of battery taking photos because the views are super photogenic, so bring a power bank too.

I think it’s a great idea to check the weather beforehand. I got caught in a sprinkle and didn’t have an umbrella, so a little prep can go a long way!

My advice is to bring your camera; the views are stunning and you’ll want to capture the moment, especially near the famous wooden boats!

If you're on a budget, skip the pricey horse rides and just hike the trail. The walk is beautiful and you’ll get to enjoy the scenery up close.

I recommend exploring the small gardens and quiet corners! They are often overlooked by tourists and you might just find a lovely spot to chill out and enjoy the scenery.

My advice is to bring your own snacks and water. There are food stalls, but they can be a bit pricey and sometimes not the best quality.

My advice is to bring a water bottle and some snacks. The park is lovely, but food options can be pricey and limited.

Bring a water bottle and some snacks. The park is huge, and you’ll want to enjoy a picnic while taking in the beautiful architecture and gardens rather than spending unnecessarily at food stalls.

Make sure to take cash! Some of the best local snacks from street vendors only take cash, and you don't want to miss out on the tasty treats.