Scenic Beauty: Naltar Valley is renowned for its awe-inspiring natural grandeur, distinguished by verdant meadows, luxuriant forests, and towering mountainous vistas. The valley attains an unparalleled splendor, especially in the spring and summer seasons, when it becomes adorned with a vibrant tapestry of wildflowers, rendering it truly mesmerizing. Adventure Sports: Naltar Valley stands as a favored haven for aficionados of …
Products/Services Used The customer uses traditional offline methods to manage their travel business. They do not have a website and rely on phone calls, numerous WhatsApp groups, and word-of-mouth for bookings and communication. In terms of financial management, the user relies on various financial apps on their cell phone, resulting in a disintegrated and non-automated approach to their business …
Scenic Landscapes: The topographical diversity of Waziristan is truly remarkable. This region encompasses magnificent mountain ranges, verdant valleys, undulating hills, and tranquil lakes. The Shawal Valley and the Tochi River offer breathtaking views and provide excellent trekking and hiking opportunities. Flora and Fauna: The region boasts a diverse tapestry of biodiversity, featuring exclusive species of both flora and fauna that …
DEFINING (PROBLEM EXPLORATION) 1. What is the problem? Travel and tourism businesses struggle to effectively market their services and engage with customers in the digital age. They face challenges in transitioning from traditional business methods to comprehensive and efficient digital business strategies. 2. Who has the problem? Small to medium-sized travel vendors, tour operators, ticketing companies, and rent-a-car …
The capital of Khyber-Pukhtunkhwa (NWFP), is a frontier town, the meeting place of the subcontinent and Central Asia. It is perhaps the oldest living city in this part of Asia – a place where ancient traditions jostle with those of today, and where the bazaar in the old city has changed little in the last hundred years except to become …
Myth 1: Pakistan is All Desert and Mountains Fact: Pakistan boasts diverse landscapes, including fertile plains, lush valleys, coastal areas, and the world’s second-highest mountain, K2. It is not just arid deserts and mountains. Myth 2: Pakistan is Unsafe for Tourists Factual Information: While specific areas may warrant security considerations, numerous locales within Pakistan, including Lahore, Islamabad, and the northern …
Prepare in Advance: Before your journey, research and learn about the culture, customs, and traditions of the destination. Understanding what to expect can lessen the shock. Maintain an Open Mind: Maintain receptivity to novel experiences and concepts, even when they present challenges to your preexisting beliefs and values. Develop Cultural Sensitivity: Try to understand the reasons behind cultural practices and …
An important practice in Kalash mythology is the close observation of the Kalash astronomers at the beginning of the New Year in December. The Kalash believe that a new sun is born on Dec 21 and the time and style of the new sun affect it. The traditional female dress includes a black robe and an embroidered long cap decorated …
Skardu is the main town along the wide bank of the river Indus. Skardu is the largest district in the Northern Areas. Baltistan is home to some of the highest peaks in the world, the Karakoram Range, which treks to Baltoro Glacier, Base Camp, and Concordia. Skardu by road, lies approximately 5 hours away from Gilgit and 10 hours drive …
Positive Psychological Effects: Enhanced Well-being: Tourism often leads to positive emotions, relaxation, and a break from routine, which can contribute to increased psychological well-being. Stress Reduction: Traveling to new and serene destinations can help individuals reduce stress and improve their mental health. Cultural Enrichment: Exposure to different cultures and traditions can broaden one’s perspective, increase empathy, and foster a sense …
The Makran Coastal Highway is located primarily in Balochistan, Pakistan. It follows the Arabian Sea coast from Karachi to Gwadar. Previously there was a muddy track linking Karachi with the town of Gwadar. Journeys between the two could take several days as the safest route was to travel via Quetta. The journey time has now been reduced to six or …
Gwadar lies on the Arabian Sea coast of Balochistan Province in southwestern Pakistan. It is strategically located between three increasingly important regions: the oil-rich Middle East, heavily populated South Asia, and the economically emerging and resource-laden region of Central Asia. The Gwadar Port is expected to generate billions of dollars in revenue and create at least two million jobs. Gwadar …