Highway

Pakistan's highways offer a distinctive and captivating experience for travelers. The Karakoram Highway, winding through the majestic mountains in the North, provides an awe-inspiring journey surrounded by towering peaks. On the other hand, the Makran Coastal Highway in the South offers a serene drive along picturesque beaches. These highways, along with a network of scenic routes and modern motorways, create a delightful and enjoyable ride, allowing travelers to soak in the beauty of Pakistan's diverse landscapes.

Scenic Highways

Makran Coastal Highway

Karakoram Highway

Hazara Motorway

Fort Munro

Ringroad

M5 Motorway

Murree Expressway

M2 Motorway

Leswa Bypass Road

Grand Trunk Road

Pir Sohawa Road

Jalkhad Road

Gojal Road

Kashmir Highway

The National Highway 120 or the N-120 is one of Pakistan National Highway running from Hyderabad to the town of Khokhrapar via Mirpur Khas, Umerkot in Sindh province of Pakistan.

N 120 National Highway

Cutting through the picturesque Swat Valley in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Swat Expressway is a modern roadway that enhances accessibility to this tourist haven, known for its lush valleys, cultural richness, and historical significance.

Swat Expresssway

The charm of traveling by train and seeing the spectacular views from the window of the train is something that cannot be matched by anything else. In Pakistan, there are more than 11,000 kilometers of tracks that stretch from Torkham to Karachi. These tracks provide excellent sceneries to the passengers.

Scenic Railway Tracks

Winding through the picturesque Salt Range in Punjab, these railway tracks offer a journey through undulating landscapes, providing travelers with breathtaking views of salt mines and historic rock formations.

Salt Range Track

Cutting through the rugged terrain of Balochistan, the Bolan Pass railway tracks traverse steep cliffs and breathtaking valleys, offering a scenic passage for train journeys amidst the province's dramatic landscapes.

Bolan Pass Track

Connecting Quetta to Rawalpindi, Jaffer Express takes passengers through the scenic beauty of Balochistan and Punjab, providing glimpses of diverse terrains, including deserts, mountains, and agricultural plains.

Jaffer Express Track

Spanning the mighty Indus River, the Attock Bridge's railway tracks offer a spectacular panorama as trains traverse this historic bridge, providing passengers with scenic views of the river and surrounding landscapes.

Attock Bridge Track

Crossing the Jhelum River, these railway tracks present travelers with captivating vistas as they journey through Punjab, showcasing the river's beauty and the lush greenery along its banks.

Jhelum Bridge Track

Snaking through the captivating landscapes of Harnai in Balochistan, these railway tracks offer a unique journey through mountainous terrains, valleys, and picturesque vistas, making the train ride a scenic delight.

Harnai Track

Connecting Quetta to other parts of Pakistan, the railway tracks near Quetta traverse diverse landscapes, including the rugged beauty of Balochistan, providing passengers with scenic views of mountains and arid expanses.

Track Near Quetta

The Khyber train safari was a tourist train which rans between Peshawar and Landi Kotal through the Khyber pass in Khyber Agency, Pakistan.

Khyber Steam Train Safari

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