The Telegraph includes Pakistan in the list of unique tourist destinations in the world for 2026

Leading British newspaper “The Telegraph” has included Pakistan among the few unique places in the world where snow-capped mountains, tranquil valleys, ancient civilizations and adventures still provide tourists with the opportunity to discover a unique experience.
This travel feature published in The Telegraph has been written by renowned travel writers Benedict Allen and Sarah Marshall, in which they have encouraged their readers to visit these fascinating places in Pakistan.

This travel feature has made special mention of the breathtaking scenery of Northern Pakistan, where many snow-capped peaks of the Karakoram mountains, higher than 25,000 feet, exist.

The Telegraph also highlighted the beautiful Hunza Valley, towering glaciers, wildflower-filled plains and the Karakoram Highway.
The newspaper has described the Karakoram Highway as a feat of engineering, connecting Pakistan with China and passing through the magnificent mountain ranges of the Karakoram, Himalayas and Hindu Kush
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The article also mentioned the simplicity, warmth and hospitality of the people living in these remote mountainous areas.
Renowned travel writers Benedict Allen and Sarah Marshall write that tourists can not only see the amazing scenery of nature here but also get to know the life, traditions and culture of the local people.

Along with the mountains, The Telegraph also praised Pakistan’s great historical and cultural heritage.

The report specifically mentions the ancient Silk Road, the 17th-century Badshahi Mosque in Lahore and the thousands of years old Indus Valley Civilization.

The inclusion of Pakistan in this important tourism list by a leading British newspaper is an acknowledgement of the fact that Pakistan is a unique and attractive tourist destination for the world.

Apart from Pakistan, The Telegraph’s list also includes Turkmenistan, Gabon, Angola, Timor-Leste, Nicaragua, Guyana, Armenia and the Republic of Congo, as well as West Papua and Papua.

It should be noted that The Telegraph had also included Pakistan in its tourism feature report in 2024.

Published on : August 17, 2026

Last Update : August 17, 2026