How PAKISTAN Changed My Life 🇵🇰 (Pakistan Day 2023)

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In honor of March 23rd, also known as Pakistan Day, I've put together this video detailing and showcasing my journey and travels in Pakistan, and how this country became my home.

As a foreigner in Pakistan, I never take for granted how friendly and respectful locals are, and in this Pakistan travel video you'll get to see a glimpse of some pure Pakistani hospitality as well as various clips and moments from my travels to every province and territory.

It's the planet's most underrated adventure travel destination, with some of the most stunning trails in the world in both Gilgit Baltistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Plus: equally empty historical sites that date back to the very beginning of modern humanity, and a variety of cuisines that I couldn't be happier with as a self-proclaimed foodie.

Follow along as you see EXACTLY how Pakistan changed my life since my very first visit back in 2019, because oh how it has ❤️

Pakistan Zindabad and bohot shurkria (thank you) for watching y'all! 🇵🇰

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I have been traveling in Pakistan since April 2021, and my first visit to the country was a four-month trip back in 2019. I'm a travel blogger and writer and now will share my adventures via video too!

Subscribe for weekly Pakistan travel vlogs, Pakistan movies, and Pakistan food vlogs where I'll discuss Pakistani cuisine and culture. I'll also share my reactions of Pakistan, whether Pakistan is safe, what it's like being a female traveler in Pakistan, an American in Pakistan, a Foreigner in Pakistan and share Pakistani food and Pakistan market tours.

I've been truly blessed with extreme amounts of Pakistani hospitality and the reason I love this country is because of Pakistani people themselves. Expect vlogs from all over the country including Sindh, Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Chitral, Hunza Valley, Gilgit Baltistan, and more! I'll also get into living in Pakistan, things to do in Pakistan, and the best places to visit in Pakistan!

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[Will.m.a]

I'm from the UK and I visited Pakistan last year. I spent about 3 months travelling the country (mainly in the North) and I can't wait to go back! I had such an incredible time and met some of the friendliest people ❤

[wildpigeon]

Just landed london stansted after Pak trip...eyes filled up with tears and already missing Pakistan

[Chanel_-ne]

Much Love Pakistan🇵🇰 from somalia🇸🇴
Great hospitality
Pakland zindabad
🎉🎉❤❤

[divingfree]

My wife and I visited for the first time last summer. Amazing Lahore, Peshawar, Islamabad and Muree. Samantha says in Pakistan "as a foreigner you are welcomed as an honoured guest". Captures the culture PERFECTLY. Beautiful people.

[twenty_four.]

I'm from Manchester, UK. Many friends over the years invited me to take a trip to Pakistan and I never went but last year I took the plunge and WOW. Literally the best holiday of my life. I can honestly say that I wanted to stay there. 1 country that I am planning to go back to.

[mtjfans]

Who is proud to be a part of Ummat e Muhammad ﷺ

[FunTravelLondon]

I was in Pakistan year ago and I really enjoyed visiting Pakistan. Pakistani people are amazing and loving. ♥💕
Stephanie from London

[saaquibjowahir]

My wife is from Pakistan . This is how I also fell in love with the country too . Thank you for showing the beauty of Pakistan . A beautiful country with beautiful people .

[sak]

I live in London now, but when i was a kid we did some trips to Northern areas, absolutely magical and adventurous. Most welcoming and hospitable people

[SilentVideo_]

As a fellow foreigner from Sudan 🇸🇩, I completely understand how transformative travel experiences can be. It's wonderful to hear that Pakistan😍🇵🇰 had such a positive impact on your life. I myself have also had the pleasure of visiting Pakistan and was struck by the warmth and hospitality of the people there. It's a beautiful country❤️ with so much to offer, and I'm glad that you were able to experience it firsthand. Thank you for sharing your story and inspiring others to visit Pakistan."🇵🇰

[artsybt]

Imagine everyone telling you not to go to a country only for you to go there and meet your soul mate. Thats the reason you have to be open to possibilities. I am so glad you came here and met fareed. May you both have happy life.

[sterlinggrey]

Going to Pakistan to learn how to ski has got to be the most awesome talking point while in Aspen Co...lol. Loved it. Great video, thanks...

[royalenugget]

Pakistan is a land of beauty and pure people but underrated

[aneesdon]

Apart from the Government, Pakistan is a Great Country 🔥🇵🇰❤️

[AxeEdgeLiveGaming]

Welcome to the country of great hospitality and wonders. welcome to Pakistan ❤

[francinemartinart]

I smiled ALL the way through this, likely making others in my work environment wonder what I was up to. Lol. Such a great video! Before watching your vlogs I never considered traveling to Pakistan, but it has since become my dream to do so. ❤

[UsmanAli-bvql]

Glad you’re enjoying Pakistan, loving our country and a great thanks to you for spreading the true and beautiful reality of Pakistan. Have a great travel and journey ahead ❤🇵🇰

[buckgonsalvez]

Greetings from Canada ! My family moved to Canada in the 70s from Lahore Pakistan, we had some great memories when we lived there . I hope to visit again in the near future . The mainstream media should not be trusted, you need to experience it yourself .

[Chrioracticmalta]

Pakistan is beautiful!! The people are wonderful with huge hearts. Thank you Pakistan.

[hololokolo]

Great love from Turkiye. I traveled Pakistan many times. Pakistani are so hospitable and country is so nice.