5 countries you can travel to instead of buying an iPhone 15

5 countries you can travel to instead of buying an iPhone 15

In a world increasingly obsessed with the latest gadgets and technology, there’s a remarkable alternative waiting to be explored for those seeking richer experiences and memorable adventures. Instead of splurging on the latest iPhone, consider the wealth of affordable travel destinations that beckon from Pakistan’s doorstep. In this guide, we’ll uncover some of the most captivating and inexpensive travel destinations beyond Pakistan, proving that investing in experiences can be far more rewarding than the latest piece of tech. So, put down that smartphone and join us on a journey through the enchanting world of affordable travel alternatives from Pakistan.

*iPhone Pro Max 1024 GB cost in Pakistan: approx. PKR 750,000

UAE:

The United Arab Emirates (UAE), situated at the crossroads of the Middle East and Asia, is a dynamic and modern nation known for its iconic skyline, luxurious lifestyle, and vibrant cultural tapestry.

Round trip cost: around PKR 60,000.

Accommodation: around PKR 5,000 per night.

Things to do?: Cultural Tourism, Shopping, Business Tours, Dubai Desert Safari, Luxury Tours, Sports Tourism, Indoor Skiing, Adventure Sports & Water Sports in Dubai.

What to see?: Burj Khalifa, Ferrari world, Dubai, Sharjah, Abu Dhabi among many others.

Cost of food: PKR 4000/day

Best time to visit: Between April and May , October

TOTAL EXPENSE: approx Rs. 250,000

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Nepal:

This Himalayan country promises mountains, spirituality, and scenic beauty. Many Pakistanis choose Nepal because, unlike other countries, you do not need a visa here.

Round trip cost: around PKR 120,000.

Accommodation: around PKR 7,000 per night.

Things to do?: A range of options is at your disposal wildlife sanctuary, temples, and monasteries. Trekking in the World’s Highest Peak—Mt.Everest Base Camp—is a must-do.

What to see?: For a wildlife enthusiast Parsa Wildlife Reserve, Shivapuri Nagarjun National Park, Shuklaphanta Wildlife Reserve. For people with a spiritual bent, Pashupatinath, Dakshinkali temple, Shechen Monastery, Lumbini, Boudhanath Stupa, Siddha Gufa, Hanuman Dhoka. Devi Fall and old market at Pokhara as some add-ons.

Cost of food: PKR 3500/day

Best time to visit: June – September, December – February

TOTAL EXPENSE: approx Rs. 280,000

Turkey:

Turkey- the fairytale land with ornate chapels and green hills, turquoise lagoons and beaches, lively resorts and quaint little villages is once again welcoming Pakistani travellers back into the country.

Round trip cost: around PKR 120,000.

Accommodation: around PKR 4,000 per night.

Things to do?: Heritage Tours, Religious Visits, Art and Culture Tours.

What to see?: Hagia Sophia Mosque (Aya Sofya), Ephesus, Cappadocia, Topkapı Palace and the white cascade travertine terraces of Pamukkale.

Cost of food: PKR 3000/day

Best time to visit: April and May – September and October

TOTAL EXPENSE: approx Rs. 310,000

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Azerbaijan:

Nestled at the crossroads of Eastern Europe and Western Asia, Azerbaijan is a nation of captivating contrasts, where rich cultural heritage converges with modern aspirations. With its stunning landscapes, historic cities, and dynamic economy, Azerbaijan beckons travelers to explore its diverse tapestry of traditions and opportunities.

Round trip cost: around PKR 100,000.

Accommodation: around PKR 3,000 per night.

Things to do?: Heritage Tours, sightseeing, art tours and Culture Tours.

What to see?: Bibi Haybet Mosque, Baku Old City, Yanar Deg, Baku Boulevar, Flame Towers, Maiden Tower, Palace of the Shirvanshahs

Cost of food: PKR 3500/day

Best time to visit: February and November

TOTAL EXPENSE: approx Rs. 320,000

Georgia:

Georgia, the transcontinental paradise located between Europe and Asia, is a treasure trove for adventure seekers and leisure travellers alike. The stunning landscape, decked with pristine lakes, ancient monuments, picturesque little villages and alluring mountain ranges, are must-visit gems in this beautiful country.

Round trip cost: around PKR 130,000.

Accommodation: around PKR 8,000 per night.

Things to do?: Mountain trekking, street gazing, sightseeing, bus tours, wine tasting.

What to see?: Batumi Botanical Gardens, Lake Rica, Batumi Dolphinarium, Batumi Boulevard, Aerial Tramway (Tblisi), Old Town (Altstadt), Monument Al and Nico.

Cost of food: PKR 3000/day

Best time to visit: November to February

TOTAL EXPENSE: approx Rs. 335,000

*all estimated costs are for a 5 day trip for a solo travel with a 3-star accommodation

*prices are subject to change depending on value of PKR

Source : WEGO

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