Peshawar:
The tourist and picturesque sites of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa experienced an extraordinary influx of visitors, with more than 932,000 tourists visiting in just three days for Eidul Azha.
The Swat region, in particular, has seen an important influx of tourists. Famous destinations in Swat, such as Madyan, Bahrain and the surrounding regions, welcomed a total of 288,424 national tourists, as well as 63 foreign visitors. These figures highlight the popularity of Swat as a main attraction for Pakistani tourists during the Eid holidays.
Throughout the province, other major tourist sites have also experienced high visitors of visitors, including Galiyat, 177,000 tourists; Naran Kaghan, 168,000 tourists; Malam Jabba, 160,000 tourists; And Dir Upper, 85,000 tourists.
These statistics were compiled with the help of the police and the control points for the levies of the Balutchistan, the tourist police, the assistant commissioners and the field officers of the relevant development authorities.
Under the directives of chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Ali Amin Khan Gandapur and tourism advisor Zahid Chanzeb, excellent facilities have been provided to tourists.
Visitors have greatly praised the effective arrangements for parking, safety, advice and medical assistance. The young tourist police staff provided an exemplary service to tourists, while the assistance line of the Ministry of Tourism 1422 remained operational 24 hours a day.
The important arrival of tourists in merged districts like Khyber and Bajaur also underlined the emerging tourism development in these areas.
The Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Culture and Tourism Authority played a central role in the management of tourist arrangements, the surveillance and the supply of the facilities.
Tourism councilor Zahid Chanzeb said that tourists presented is a source of pride. The Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa government and the authority of culture and tourism use all the resources available to make the province a safe, modern and world-class tourist center.
