It was a lovely tour. Me and my friends, we visited naltar valley on a jeep and enjoyed that a lot. We stayed in hunza for two days and then went to China border. It was a liberating experience and I had a lot of fun.
Posted: September 17, 2026Experienced: May, 2025Jojo
Malaysia
I went to sawat gabin jabbah Mystical place with less tourists It was sooo peaceful and refreshing I want to recommend it to more people I stayed in these cute little pods which felt like living in a Hobbits cozy little hole...This place was a whole vibe ❤️
Posted: July 27, 2026Experienced: June, 2026Wanisha
Pakistan
I’ve traveled too many places, but Northern Pakistan will always have my heart. Maybe I’m a little biased because it’s home, but this country genuinely has everything — mountains, beaches, all four seasons, incredible food, luxury, nature, calmness, and beautiful chaos all at once. A lot of people here dream of leaving, but honestly, I never have. Despite the political and economic struggles, there’s a kind of warmth and completeness here that’s hard to explain until you experience it...
Posted: May 28, 2026Aena
Pakistan
Amazing experience, loved it all. Enjoyed a lot. My son was super excited. Duento GPS everything was easy to find. Reservations made meal times convenient. There are expensive and cheap food, shopping options, commute options, etc. Will definitely go again.
Posted: May 8, 2026Experienced: November, 2024Natalia
Russia
But it's amazing people and food in Pakistan!!! Only what I didn't like you always should pass that checkpoints and show your passport and visa... Majority of my travels was North Pakistan like Gilgit, Chitral. Most not comfortable things was in the north because of landslides and you should wait when we clean up and you some kind of stuck and if you have airplane or bus... you are going to be waiting until you can go by the road... It was unexpected slowly 🥴
Posted: October 21, 2025Experienced: January, 2025Kainat
Pakistan
It was a great experiences being on this side of Pakistan never had a chance before to explore this city but now as I'm living here full time it's so much to explore and enjoy in here hope to find some good friends here too 💕
Posted: May 14, 2025Experienced: April, 2024Last year I went to Chitral (the Kalash valley) to be more exact and sad to report but the government has to do a lot to promote safe solo travel for women. I attended the chilam Joshi festival and although I went with a travel group, still at times I felt a bit unsafe amongst the locals. Also, the festival has become very commercialised... I wouldn't going as a solo woman traveller but women can go with a group.
Posted: March 16, 2024There were a lot of things to do and it was easier on the budget — I felt safe but also keep in mind I traveled with a group and also speak the local language. From hiking to shopping to eating, there were always many things to do and I had the best time
Posted: November 24, 2023Pakistan is one of the most beautiful places I have visited. The people are incredibly polite, everyone wants to take a selfie, the food is delicious, the prices are low, and most importantly, we felt very safe there. It's a place where tourism is not fully developed yet, which is a huge plus, because everything is still so natural. Nothing is specially prepared for tourists.
Posted: October 11, 2023Fatima
Lahore is a safe city for everyone to enjoy their time here. As someone who doesn’t want a lot of attention, I take steps to ensure I’m blending in well but that could be just me. So far, I have not heard anyone share any discomfort with the city as a woman. However, just like every other city, it’s best to always still be careful and be mindful of your own safety and take precautions.
Posted: September 16, 2026Kainat
During the day: Islamabad is generally very safe, especially in busy and well-known areas. It’s comfortable to explore around on your own. At night: It’s better to avoid going out alone, especially in quiet or unfamiliar areas. Stick to well-lit, busy places and use reliable transport.
Posted: September 10, 2026Saman
Sialkot is reasonably safe by Pakistani city standards. The city has a substantial police presence: the district lists 27 police stations.Sialkot is also covered by Punjab’s Safe Cities surveillance/security system.
Posted: September 9, 2026Nusrat
Lahore can feel relatively safe in busy, well-lit areas, especially during the day, but the experience varies greatly by location and time. As a woman, I’m more cautious when travelling alone at night, using ride-hailing services, or walking in quieter areas. Harassment and unwanted attention can happen, so I usually share my location, avoid isolated streets and stay aware of my surroundings. There are many places where I feel completely comfortable, but I wouldn’t describe the whole city as...
Posted: September 8, 2026It’s good to have a company when travelling in lahore, otherwise it’s safe mostly in day and also depends on the parts of city. At night,however, it is advised to travel with someone to have a good experience of the city.
Posted: August 10, 2026Mamarha
Because alot of diplomats and foreigners live in Islamabad , it is safer than other part of Pakistan. There no such exact unsafe area. Try to get internet as soon as u landed and installed some taxi apps such as indrive , careem , or yango . But always accept tide in there apps after checking reviews of the drivers
Posted: July 28, 2026Batool
Islamabad Capital Territory
2 nights
Yo girlies A lazy broke explorer here! From Pakistan and managing to explore less crowded places around. Always up for quick meetups 🚶♀️
Wanisha
Karachi
3 nights
Hey Beautiful Ladies❤️ Since childhood, I’ve always dreamed of traveling the world, and thankfully I’ve already been lucky enough to explore multiple countries, with many more on my bucket list as time goes on. 🌍✨ One of my favorite parts about traveling is meeting new people and learning about different cultures through real conversations and experiences. And honestly, traveling with girls or staying with female hosts gives me a sense of comfort and safety that makes every place feel a little more like home. Of course, I believe in being smart, cautious, and doing my due diligence wherever I go street smarts always come first. 💛 I’d also love to host fellow travelers visiting Karachi, especially over weekends! Whether you’re from another city in Pakistan or from anywhere else in the world, I’d love to show you around, introduce you to my favorite food spots, and exchange stories and experiences. Here’s to many more adventures, memories, friendships, and travel stories together. ✈️ If you’d ever like to chat about Pakistan, your country, travel plans, or just connect, feel free to message me, I’d love to meet and chat with you beauties along the way!