Pakistan Holidays

Jeep Tour K2 Trek Snow Capped High Mountains Valley Travel

General info	Punjab	Islamabad	Getting there and away	Background
Geography	Sind	Karachi	Visas	Peoples
History	NWFP	Lahore	General	Languages
Archeology	Baluchistan	Peshawar	Health	Health
Cuisine	Tribal Areas	Quetta	When to go	Altitude
Language	Mountains + Valleys	Faisalabad	Weather	.
Museams	National Parks	Hyderabad	.	.
.	.	Multan	.	.

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The best time for travelling to Pakistan depends on which part of the country you intend to visit. Generally speaking the southern parts of Pakistan including Sind, Baluchistan, Punjab and southern NWFP are best visited in the cooler months between November and February. After that it gets uncomfortably hot.

The northern areas like Gilgit Baltistan, Azad Jammu Kashmir, and northern NWFP are best seen during June to October before the area becomes snowbound. The weather may be a little stormy during this time but the mountain districts are usually still accessible. Try and avoid Pakistan during Ramadan, the Muslim month of fasting. This is because a fasting is a cranky Muslim and you may find yourself involuntarily joining in the fast because activity is kept to a minimum and food is hard to find during daylight hours.

Adventure Travel in North Pakistan

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Weather Pakistan Meteorological Department