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Over 318,000 tourists visited northern regions on Eid
On the joyous occasion of Eid-ul-Azha, more than 318,000 tourists visited the northern regions including Murree from June 29 to July 1. Assistant Director Punjab Department of Tourist Services, Syed Khurram Hasan said that as many as 156 foreign tourists also visited Murree for entertainment while 37,369 came to Patriata for enjoying the joys of […]
On the joyous occasion of Eid-ul-Azha, more than 318,000 tourists visited the northern regions including Murree from June 29 to July 1.
Assistant Director Punjab Department of Tourist Services, Syed Khurram Hasan said that as many as 156 foreign tourists also visited Murree for entertainment while 37,369 came to Patriata for enjoying the joys of Eid.
He said that the highest number of tourists was recorded in Galiat during the Eid holidays and the Punjab tourism squad also provided the best kind of facilities to the tourists. Khurram said that tourist facilitation centres had provided round-the-clock information to tourists during the holidays.
A large number of elderly and women tourists were given facilities on priority, he said and added that tourists visiting Murree can contact Punjab Tourism Squad helpline 1421 in case of any emergency or problem.
Naran, Shogran witness massive influx of tourists during Eid vacations: The Kaghan, Naran and Shogran valleys Sunday have become hotspots for tourists, attracting a large number of visitors during the Eid holidays.
During a span of three days, an astounding 22,500 vehicles and 7,710 motorcycles have made their way into these breathtaking valleys. To cater to the influx of tourists, the authorities have taken significant measures by announcing the continuous opening of Babusar Top 24 hours a day over the next three days.
Families, seeking to amplify their Eid celebrations are gathering in Naran, where the crystal-clear waters of the Kunhar River in Naran have captivated fishing enthusiasts, while others enjoy the melodious music alongside the river.
Acknowledging the substantial number of incoming tourists, the Kaghan Development Authority (KDA) along with the administration and police, has encouraged its staff to ensure seamless guidance and assistance for the visitors.
During the three-day Eid period, an impressive number of 22,500 vehicles and 7,710 motorcycles crossed through the valleys. In order to facilitate the convenience of tourists, the district administration of Mansehra and KDA after consideration and consultation with relevant authorities has made the decision to keep Babusar Top open for 24 hours which was earlier allowed from 9 am to 5 pm accessible.
The scenic beauty and serenity of Kaghan, Naran, and Shogran have captured tourists from around the country. With the extra efforts of local authorities, tourists can now explore and enjoy these captivating destinations to the fullest, ensuring an unforgettable Eid experience.
