Be sure to watch this video if you are female and you want to visit Pakistan soon, or you are visiting Pakistan soon because I tell you how I felt as a woman travelling Pakistan. Firstly, I wasn't travelling Pakistan as a solo female traveller, I...
Right now, Pakistan is a pretty misunderstood country, but things are changing. Pakistan is opening up to tourism and I’m so pleased that I recently visited Pakistan, at a time when people are still not sure what there is to do in Pakistan, why you would go travelling to Pakistan and if it’s safe. I had an amazing time backpacking Pakistan, better than I could have imagined in fact. Therefore I wanted to write this Pakistan travel blog post and Pakistan travel...
From Skardu we wanted to travel to Hunza in Northern Pakistan! There is a direct road between Hunza and Skardu but...
Our flight from Islamabad to Gilgit got cancelled on the day we were meant to fly and there was not another flight to...
I only had one day in Lahore but I enjoyed it! Tom and I had to head to some markets first to do some shopping in...
To start my Pakistan trip I crossed over the Wagah Border from India into Pakistan as a British female travelling solo. I had to wait in Amritsar for a few days whilst my vis was approved. I stayed at GoStops Amritsar Hostel which I recommend. The day after my visa for Pakistan was approved I took a taxi from Amritsar to the border which in the morning with no traffic took 40 minutes. The Wagah Border opens at 10:00am so don't get there before then, but don't cross the...
Nordic city breaks 
The Canaries 