Top 10 Best Cities in Pakistan

Lahore is not only a city to live in, but also a city to grow in. There is a certain magic in the air that enthralls visitors so much that their temporary stay makes them permanent residents. Lahore is loved not only by its residents and other countrymen, but also by neighbors across the border. Elders from neighboring countries often share stories of their mischievous childhoods and youthful days spent in the streets of Lahore.

One simple demonstration of the peace-loving people of Lahore can be seen in how Muslims and Sikhs are engaged in religious activities. They interact across doors from the biggest mosque in the world to the gurudwara of historical importance.

This city should have been number one. The educational hub of South Asia as well as the port city of Pakistan, our country is incomplete without Karachi. Karachi has everything which Lahore has, like culture, elite lifestyle, high-rise buildings, but Lahore is deprived of some things which Karachi possesses. Examples are beaches, port, and the bearable climate itself. I agree that 'Lahore Lahore Hai,' but a person who hasn't seen Karachi hasn't seen Pakistan.

I recently visited Pakistan and its major cities from England. I found Karachi truly full of life, maybe one of the most lively cities I have ever seen in the world. The security situation is so good now that if you have not seen Karachi, you have not seen Pakistan. Karachi is truly the heart of Pakistan, full of all cultures from Pakistan living in one city. There is no Pakistan without Karachi.

I am a Lahori, which makes me a resident of a city that has everything. But once you visit Faisalabad, you feel something that you've never felt before. Faisalabad has something which no other city has. That is its unique culture.

The people of Lahore and Karachi have forgotten their true cultural identity, but Faisalabad strongly retains it today. The people are very hospitable, and the city itself very charming. Ghanta Ghar and the eight bazaars are worth visiting. Faisalabad might not be of the same standard as Karachi or Lahore, but it is a place that's worth visiting.

Multan has many popular historical locations. Attractions such as the Multan Clock Tower, Multan Fort, and Delhi Gate draw both locals and tourists alike. The architecture of these famous landmarks is compelling enough to make visitors consider becoming permanent residents.

Multan was the city where my college used to be, and I loved Multan. It was so beautiful and the safest city. I have fond memories there, but sadly I left. I will never forget the good times that I spent there.

It is a pity seeing my Isloo on number five! It should be NUMBER ONE! It is the second best capital in the world. Islamabad offers everything. It has five-star hotels, high-rising buildings, broad avenues, and unique architecture.

On the other hand, Islamabad is locked in the natural beauty of the Margallahs. Islamabad is truly a glimpse of heaven. No matter if Islamabad is a boring nine-to-five city, the nightlife can be enjoyed in the neighboring city of Rawalpindi. Above all, it is our National Capital.

Islamabad is the most beautiful city among all green places I have ever seen in my life. It's the capital of Pakistan. They could enhance its beauty by constructing towers, skyscrapers, and good roads like those in Dubai.

I have lived in Peshawar for three years. Initially, when I heard about our transfer to Peshawar, I was shocked and very upset. I would have preferred living in the wild to moving to Peshawar. My reluctance was due to the terrorist incidents and the city's conservative nature.

However, my opinions changed once we settled in. The people were extremely hospitable, the city offered everything you needed, and Peshawar itself felt very protective. Despite many bomb blasts, when it was time to leave, I literally cried and didn't want to say goodbye.

I always have the desire to visit Peshawar again and wish all the best for its people, whom I witnessed sacrificing their lives for our country. Such a sense of patriotism is deficient in any other place in the country. Love you, Peshawar!

This should be on number one. Rawalpindi can offer anything. It has large shopping malls (e.g., the ones in Sadar), large hotels (PC, Flashman, Shalimar), and parks (Jinnah park) and everything that a modern city requires.

For a traditional touch, you can go to Murree Road Commercial Market or Raja Bazaar. On the other hand, the city is very near to Islamabad. Pindi has a marvelous nightlife but at the same time is very peaceful. In addition, Pindi is a very secure city (although crime activities are not rare, the city is free of terrorism) because there are three important military setups here.

If you want peace with all facilities nearest to your doorstep, then Bahawalpur is the only city in Pakistan where you can find all that. The city is beautiful and the people are very humble.

Bahawalpur is the best in Pakistan. It is not only Punjab's largest by area but also beautiful. It has many palaces, tombs, and heritage sites. It has great architecture. Beautiful parks, peaceful and loving people, the best educational departments, and many other facilities make it the best place to live in Pakistan.

This is a peaceful, neat, and clean city with good municipality and administration. Additionally, it is a division that remained a unit in the past. Everything is available here. More than four universities, including QMC and UCET of IUB, are spreading knowledge by making doctors and engineers.

What a beautiful and stunning scenic place to truly live your life. I dream of living in this paradise on earth. I have visited it numerous times and am sure, by the grace of Almighty, I will live there.