TOURISM IN PAKISTAN LOCATION AND HISTORY

2. TRAVELING

3. PRESENTED BY
• Usman Zaki 17-ECT-61
• Muhammad Hamza Kiyani 17-ECT-56
• Najum Ul Saqib 17-ECT-55

5. The World Tourism Organization Defines Tourism
More Generally, In Terms Which Go "Beyond The
Common Perception Of Tourism As Being Limited To
Holiday Activity Only", As People "Traveling To And
Staying In Places Outside Their Usual Environment
For Not More Than One Consecutive Year For
Leisure, Business And Other Purposes.

15. • Situated in France.
• Language spoken is french.
• Famous for perfumes.
• Eiffel tower- the most visited paid monument in the
world and 324 meters tall.
• A place paradise for travel lovers.
• If you are lucky enough to have lived in Paris as a
young man, then wherever you go for the rest of your
life, it stays with you, for Paris is a moveable feast.”

16. • A European country situated in the heart of
Mediterranean Sea.
• Famous for its distinct culture.
• Contains one of the wonder of the world
“Colosseum” which is situated in Rome the
capital city.
• Italy is famous for the monuments and art that
is no more vague.
• Italy is one of the best place for beauty seekers.

17. • Another wonder of world.
• Situated in India.
• Made by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in the
memory of his love Mumtaz Mahal.
• A terrific piece of art.
• Known as “Jewel of India”.
• One should visit Taj Mahal to watch its royal
bliss.

18. • Located in New York, US.
• Great piece of art.
• Is 93 meters long.
• A gift of friendship from people of France.
• Indicates the freedom and democracy.
• Another place a traveller will never miss.

19. • A country in Europe.
• A place not less than heaven.
• Famous because of its natural beauty.
• Beauty from Large mountains to deep lakes.
• Ranked in one of the most beautiful places
on Earth.

20. • London is the capital and most populous city
of both England and the United Kingdom.
Standing on the River Thames in the south
east of the island of Great Britain.
London has been a major settlement for two
millennia.
It was founded by the Romans, who named
it Londinium.