The Adventure Journal
First-hand perspectives, considered guides and practical knowledge from across Pakistan.
Pakistan currently has six properties inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, all of them cultural sites. In addition, Pakistan's UNESCO Tentative List has expanded significantly and now contains 37 sites, including a number of important new additions submitted in 2026.
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What to see and do in Multan, Pakistan! Multan is a must-visit off-the-beaten-path destination worth exploring in Pakistan and WOW is it spectacular. Not only are there pretty -- a...
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Our NEW Pakistan Luxury Travel Planning service has launched, for the fiercely independent traveller looking to experience the best of Pakistan. For the past 9 years, Adventure Pla...
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If you are getting this email regarding Pakistan Visa Cancellation, there is a reason and you have to look into it. Why you are getting this email because Pakistan Visa system have...
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If you’re planning a trip to Pakistan doesn't have to be problematic. Known for its beauty, culture, food, and exciting activities, this country is a fun destination. Adventure Pla...
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Pakistan is unarguably the best place to enjoy rich cuisines. No meal is complete without desserts. Desserts are unrivalled in Pakistan. It is hard to choose and enjoy the v...
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When start using social media, I befriends with mainly Lahories. They invited me to visit Lahore time and again. Though I didn't manage to go there but still we make a list of food...
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Ranikot Fort is located in Jamshoro District of Sindh and known as The Great Wall of Sindh. The most visited fort is thought to be the largest fort in the world. Ranikot fort is lo...
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This is the first time the government of Pakistan (GoP) has begun to work on revitalising and promoting ritual tourism. The government has developed a comprehensive plan for restor...
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Rohtas Fort is the most powerful fort in the subcontinent from the 16th century. This popular tourist destination is located 16 kilometres from Jhelum, near Dina. UNESCO designated...
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