The Financial Times’ list of the top 50 places to visit in 2025 includes Pakistan.

The esteemed list of “50 Destinations to Take in 2025” published by the Financial Times now includes Pakistan.

This honor emphasizes Pakistan’s rising popularity as a top tourism destination, especially among trekkers attracted to the stunning scenery of Northern Pakistan.

Some of the most breathtaking and dramatic mountain scenery in the world may be found in northern Pakistan.

More tourists are finding the area’s hidden treasures as a result of its untamed beauty, improved security, easier access, and better lodging alternatives.

To further ease travel and tourism, Pakistan launched a ground-breaking program in August 2024 that provides free online visas to nationals of more than 120 nations. By this action, the nation hopes to draw tourists from around the world who will be inspired to discover its many historical, cultural, and natural assets.

The Financial Times’ acknowledgment demonstrates Pakistan’s dedication to marketing its wide range of travel options. In 2025 and beyond, the nation is expected to emerge as a top adventure and cultural tourism destination as it keeps enhancing its infrastructure and making travel easier.

Gilgit-Baltistan is one of the top 25 places to go in 2025, according to CNN go’s earlier report.

For adventurers and environment enthusiasts, this breathtaking area of the Karakoram Mountains is a paradise.

A list of 25 sites that are especially worth seeing in 2025 was compiled by CNN Travel in their article “Where to go in 2025: The best places to visit.”

In the 1970s, Pakistan was a popular destination for adventure travelers, with its breathtaking mountain landscapes serving as a major stop on the “Hippie Trail,” an overland route connecting Europe and South Asia. That was ended by decades of political unrest, but those historic heights remain, according to CNN Travel.

The Gilgit-Baltistan region in the Karokoram Mountains has more enticing peaks than a lemon meringue pie, but it’s not the simplest location to travel to—flight schedules can be unpredictable and roads can be closed seasonally, according to the report.