15 Of The Most Beautiful Villages In Pakistan
Published: Aug 22, 2025
“Village is a place where you can find peace, unity, strength, inspiration and most importantly a natural and beautiful life” ― Minahil urfan
If you think only big cities are attractive then you are wrong. There are a lot of stunning villages around the world with fascinating views and alluring life. Here are 10 of the most beautiful villages in Pakistan.
1. Matiltan, KPK
2. Khalti, Gilgit Baltistan
3. Ganish, Hunza
4. Kel, Azad Kashmir
5. Sust or Sost, Upper Hunza
6. Phander, Gilgit Baltistan
7. Shahdara, Islamabad
8. Manyar, Swat
9. Mayoon or Maiun, Hunza
10. Minimarg, Gilgit Baltistan
11. Kotla, Bagh
12. Satora, KPK
13. Chaprote, Hunza
14. Altit, Hunza
15. Gulmit, Gilgit Baltistan
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| Jawad Awan said | Soon Valley Distt.Khushab Punjab should must be in this list |
| Sikandar said | Is too nice |
| Altaf Bagoro said | Totally misinformation is given in these photographs, for example, in the 13th photo above, Shaprote village is mentioned in Hunza District which is wrong, because this village is situated in Nagar District, so, i request all concerned that please avoid giving misinformation, it is a crime and ethically unfair. |
| Junaid said | SOON Valley is beautiful, But not in this list |
| Jamil Uddin said | Well you have identified Gulmit as one of the beautiful places. but sadly you dont have any picture for Gulmit. that picture you used is not of Gulmit. its of Hussaini Gojal a small village. |
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Soon Valley Distt.Khushab Punjab should must be in this list
is too nice
totally misinformation is given in these photographs, for example, in the 13th photo above, Shaprote village is mentioned in Hunza District which is wrong, because this village is situated in Nagar District, so, i request all concerned that please avoid giving misinformation, it is a crime and ethically unfair.
SOON Valley is beautiful, But not in this list
Well you have identified Gulmit as one of the beautiful places. but sadly you dont have any picture for Gulmit. that picture you used is not of Gulmit. its of Hussaini Gojal a small village.