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Traveling to Pakistan
Pakistan is a wonderful tourist country, as it possesses many distinctive tourist destinations including the state of Islamabad and the mosques of Pakistan distributed among its lands that are distinguished by its architectural designs and arts that embody the artistic style of Islamic architecture such as the Bad Shahi Mosque, the Shah Jahan Mosque, the Wazir Khan Mosque and the Motti Mosque, and the Shahi Edgah Mosque Also, it possesses many museums that contain historical monuments and are adorned with wonderful artistic paintings. These museums include Taxila Museum, Lahore Fort, Mohenjazaro City, Peltet Fort, Ganesh Village, Jahangir’s Tomb and Qaid’s Great Dome.
King Faisal Mosque
The King Faisal Mosque was established by order of the Saudi King Faisal bin Abdul Aziz, and its construction was completed in 1986, but the king was assassinated during the construction of the mosque, then he was named in his name in appreciation of him, and the King Faisal Mosque is one of the largest mosques in Pakistan, and the mosque blends art Architecture in the modern and middle ages where it has four minarets, and can accommodate approximately 24 thousand people, while its square has a capacity of approximately 40 thousand people, and it is one of the mosques that deserve a visit to enjoy its beauty and to see its great work.
Mountains
The mountains in the state of Pakistan are considered important tourist attractions and an important source of income in the country, as Pakistan has the second highest peak among the mountains in the whole world, which is the K2 mountain which is 8.611 meters high, and is located on the China-Pakistan border, which affected its contain attractive features and views Wonderful, as Pakistan has the Himalayas, which extends for a distance of about 2500 km from the east to the west of the country, in addition to the ninth highest peak in the world, Mount Nanja Barbat, which reaches a height of 8126 m.
