Is Pakistan safe for solo female travelers?
Safety rating
Make travel friends
Meet other female travelers, find travel buddies and stay with local women for free through hospitality exchange.
How safe is Pakistan for female travelers?
Travel safety index
based on 6 experiences from female travelers
Kainat
Pakistan
Islamabad, Couple travel
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, 2024Chitral, Group travel
Last 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, 2024Islamabad, Group travel
There 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, Couple travel
Pakistan 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, 2023How safe is Pakistan for women?
Local safety index
Based on 37 local experiences
Local crime index
Based on 37 local experiences
Karachi
Not much if you are not accompanied by locals, locals know there way around so it’s safe with them. There are a lot of safe neighbourhoods, you just need to know and have knowledge about where you are going
Posted: October 7, 2025Karachi
Karachi is well not safe that way, especially for women. You cannot walk outdoors at any time. You need to find people you are comfortable with and feel safe around, mostly other girls/women. If you have a higher budget, hiring or being in safe spaces is easier.
Posted: September 29, 2025
Juhi
Hyderabad
In daylight u can travel to public places /crowded areas without any fear of being robbed/harassed but you’ll have to go thru some people (men )staring into your soul everywhere whether it be school/college/workplace /shopping malls And yes after the dawn you should try staying at home,its more safer like this.
Posted: August 19, 2025
Kanza
Pakistan
It totally depends on which city or area you're in, like in karachi, lahore people get mogged, robbed or you can get harassed. I myself being a local have experienced people touching intentionally in the market or crowded places.but there are areas that are safe and secure. but if you visit northern pakistan, its very safe in every way.
Posted: July 30, 2025Pakistan
To be honest Pakistan is not safe for lonely womens..otherwise its safe ..Pakistan has a growing number of women’s rights activists, safe spaces, and awareness campaigns pushing for change. Safety is improving gradually, especially in cities, but much work is needed.
Posted: July 28, 2025Safety in Pakistan
