Do you ever remember at which age you start social media? We can say that the 1990 generation easily knows when they start using social media, but we can say that the 2000 generation even do not remember their first click on social media. This is the best example of digitalization, today we can say that everything become digitalized. From childbirth to death we are surrounded by social media.

Social makes our lives easier if we want to eat with a few clicks we can get food, similar if you want to get education social media offers a lot of incredible lectures which you can do without paying a single penny. In some cases offers a different package for service. That service depends on the interest of the user.

Social media offers platforms that help to find out your interest through which you can earn money. With the help of social media, you can make your time efficient, if you love to spend time on social media then make this your earning source.

Social media help to analyze which industry is suitable gives you job opportunities Gives you direction about your career, and the facility of influencer marketing, and gives you a different platform to learn and earn.

Importance of social media

• Give you awareness
• Provide employment
• Helps to target customer
• Help to get the education
• Gives a business sense
• You can target the customer
• You can boost your sale
• It gives the opportunity
• Social media gives you awareness
• It allows learning along with earn

Give you awareness 

Social media gives the awareness to the user to learn about the market, social media gives the market interest and the value of the business in the specific market.

Provide employment

Unemployment has become a global issue just because the number of degree holders is higher day by day but there is no such opportunity, so social media marketing gives you employment you can earn by proving your best services. These services depend on the user’s interest.

Helps to target customer

If you are a business that wants to advertise then have done this job by using social media, do not print so call posters, and do not have to waste money, time, and most important you’re precious struggle. You can advertise your business by pressing a single button.

Gives a business sense

Gives you the awareness of the marketing strategies, which product, and method is best for your business in all the details.

You can target the customer

Through social media you can target the customer by this method you can select and target the customer that is according to the business, you run an awareness company that is public targeted.

You can boost your sale

When you target the public interested in your business, it will automatically boost your sale.

Top Social media platform.

Facebook
Instagram
YouTube
Tik Tok
Twitter

Why this social media and how it’s beneficial

As we all have social media accounts, now it is the trend to upload your picture of every event on social media being a sensation. Similarly, we can use this tool for marketing that makes it easy to target the customer. It is all about the technique and passion that you have.

For all social media accounts, you have to make an account first. For this purpose, you can use the browser and app which helps you to access it easily. For this purpose visit the google play and apple play stores. By mention the name of an app that you want to install on your device.

After installing this app make an account by sharing your basic detail that including your location, name, contact number, your age, and similar things that you can share easily.

When you are making an account then get your recovery setting which helps the user to recover the account when any uncertainty happens. After that connect your account to the google account and another email. After the verification account, you can make friends and also use this account for the purpose from whom you create.

Facebook

Facebook is the most common use app its offers incredible functions that include Profile, News Feed, Messenger, Groups, Events, Video, Photos, Search, Pages, and Facebook for Business. Facebook has almost 2.912 billion active users. Many people join Facebook by considering their purpose. You can learn and earn from the face by joining as the face influencer or by social media marketing.

For a Facebook influencer, you have to make a professional account and page on Facebook then you have to work on the followers and the simple method is that you have to post good content on a regular basis.

By seeing your work Facebook gives you the chance to make your market strong. Once limelight from social media users, brands will contact you to market their products. By using your follower.

If you are a business owner then you can create your business page on which you can post a picture that is related to your product then set the target population which you want to target nominate the age group, gender, and most important your first investment. Then boost your post which will increase your sale.

Instagram influencer

Now day Instagram influencer marketing is very popular. An influencer is a person who has several followers that follow and want to be like them. For this purpose, you have to. For this purpose visit the google play and apple play stores. By mention the name of an app that you want to install on your device. After installing this app make an account by sharing your basic detail that including your location, name, contact number, your age, and similar things that you can share easily.

After making an account day and night on the content and quality of work that will helps you to increase your followers. Once you reach a certain target of the follower then many brands approach you to advertise their product, at this time Instagram becomes your earning source. If you are more active then will get further more followers.

YouTube

Many content creators join YouTube to earn money, basically, this app is open to the best content. If you have an interest in video editing, blogging, and graphic designing then you can join YouTube. Mostly choose the method of blogging and roosting someone. For this purpose, you have to make an account that helps the user to boost earnings.

YouTube works on the user’s motivation YouTube gives awards to the active user and best content creator.

Twitter

Twitter is the most powerful platform of social media that is introduced by Jack Dorsey, Biz Stone, Evan Williams, and Noah Glass Trending in 2006. Twitter gives international recognition to the user point of view. You earn by making a profile. Once your follower got increase then many brands approach you to advertise their product, at this time Instagram becomes your earning source. If you are more active then will get further more followers.

After completing your profile you can you can get more and more chances to earn money by participating in trending. According to the global survey, almost 229 million active users are available on an average daily bases.

Tik Tok

Tik Tok does not have a global icon. Tik Tok is designed for those persons who are interested in video making and wants to earn something that helps to make their life comfortable and reliable. Basically, Tik Tok offers different trends that have to be followed by the user. It adopts the same motivation principle as YouTube which means that they offer rewards and awards to the best and most active users.

We can say that Tik Tok gives the employment you just have to make videos Tik Tok gives you the money and frim.

Without further ado, here are the 20 most beautiful places in Pakistan (in no particular order), a country that quickly and fiercely stole my heart.

1. Swat
2. Hunza
3. Yarkhun
4. Phander Lake
5. Broghil Valley
6. Lahore
7. Hingol National Park
8. Kalash Valleys
9. Deosai Plains National Park
10. Gorakh Hiils
11. Shamshal
12. Shah Jahan Masjid Thatta
13. Fairy Meadows
14. Chapursan Valley
15. Kunjirap Daban
16. Rakaposhi base camp
17. Margala Hills
18. Rohtas Fort
19. Naltar Valley
20. Katpana Deser

Swat

Although it has had a difficult past, the future and present of Swat Valley are bright. This breathtaking valley is located in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province. It’s like something out of a fairytale.

Imagine bright green fields, forests, picturesque villages, rivers with shades of blue so bright and clear you would not believe they were real!

The town of Kalam is the heart of Swat Valley’s beauty. It serves as a base from which to explore the valley. These are three places that you must see in Swat Valley

Boyun Village

Boyun, also known by Green Top, can be reached from Kalam via a short drive, or a manageable uphill hike. You’ll see the most beautiful view of the valley from the top of the mountain when you reach the summit. Boyun is a short day trip from Kalam.

Kandol and Spindhor Lakes

These lakes are located 2 hours from Kalam. Today, Kandol Lake can be reached via a jeep track, which is more commercialized. Spindhor is only accessible by a 2-hour hike. Both are considered to be among the most beautiful spots in Pakistan, regardless of which route you take.

Ushu Forest

The forest is filled with deodar trees, and it is an amazing place to wander around. You can continue on the road to the forest and several villages are located along the Kalam River.

Hunza

If you have ever read about Pakistan, you are almost certain to have heard the name Hunza. Hunza is a vast district that is made up of many valleys and villages. Don’t be misled by the name “valley”. Here are some of the most stunning sights in Hunza, a part of the ancient Silk Road.

Passu Cones

The Passu Cathedral, a natural masterpiece of art, is one of the most well-known scenes in Pakistan. Although it is not permitted to stay overnight in Passu Village, you can still see the cones from further away starting at Gulmit. The Karakoram Highway is about an hour drive from Gilgit City and offers the most famous view of the Cathedral.

Attabad Lake

It’s a lake that looks unreal even though it’s right in front. Attabad was created in tragedy after a huge landslide took place in 2010. The Hunza River flow was stopped, and Attabad was formed. It is one of the most picturesque places in Pakistan because of its bright-blue, turquoise waters.

Eagle’s Nest

Do you want to witness one of the most spectacular sunsets in Hunza Valley’s history? Go to Eagle’s Nest at the golden hour. Although the name Eagle’s Nest is derived from a nearby restaurant/hotel, you can still drive up to the viewpoint.

Yarkhun Valley

Despite being a relatively unknown and undiscovered tourist spot, I thought Yarkhun Valley was one of the most beautiful places I saw in Pakistan. Yarkhun is located in the Upper Chitral region of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and impresses with its majestic mountain ranges, unspoiled villages, and stunning landscapes.

If you don’t own a vehicle, it will take some effort to reach the valley. It stretches for miles past Mastuj. The ride is easy if you have one, but be prepared for dirt roads.

If you are going all the way to Yarkhun, the side valley of Gazin will be well worth the effort. You can see the Thoi Pass mountains, which connects Upper Chitral to Yasin Valley in Gilgit Baltistan.

Phander Lake

Phander Lake is located in Phander Village. It seems almost too good to true. The lake is teal and sits amongst the light-green trees, as if it were a landscape painting.

Although it is stunningly beautiful, Phander Lake does not attract as many tourists as Attabad Lake.

I did not meet any tourists during the four days I was in Phander, relaxing on the lakeside. The Lake Inn is only a short distance away. It costs 1,000 rupees per day.

Broghil Valley

Broghil Valley is located in the north, close to Afghanistan’s Wakhan Corridor. It was previously only accessible by horseback or trek. The once-hidden location can now be reached via a treacherous jeep trail, but only a few people visit it during the few months when it isn’t frozen under snow heaps.

It is currently unclear whether foreigners can visit Broghil. (If you insist, check with the Chitral Deputy Commissioner’s office before you make the trek up. Pakistanis, please see this beauty. You will find a variety of high-altitude lakes and yaks in the valley, as well as sprawling green pastures set against a majestic mountain backdrop rising above 13,000 feet.

Lahore

Although Lahore is a metropolis, its rich collection of historical sites makes it one the most beautiful places in Pakistan. Lahore was once the capital of Mughals. Many of their works are still preserved.

There are many places you can visit in Lahore.

The city’s most prominent monuments are the Badshahi Mosque and the Wazir Khan Mosque. You will find the cultural capital of Pakistan with dozens upon dozens more beautifully preserved tombs, vibrant shrines, and Havelis-on-Havelis.

National Park of Hingol

Although technically it is in Pakistan, Hingol National Park looks more like a Martian world! The park is over 6,000-square-kilometres and contains incredibly unique rock formations, vast canyons, numerous animal species, and even a mud volcano.

A portion of the National Park extends along the coast, adding to the park’s other benefits. Although it is quite outlandish in appearance, Hingol can be found only 3.5 hours away from Karachi, Pakistan’s largest city.

Pakistanis should not have any problems entering the park. However, foreigners have had mixed experiences. Locals were allowed to stay overnight or for a weekend, but others were limited to a day. Access to public transportation to the park is not possible so you will need to have your own transport.

Kalash Valleys

The Kalash valleys are made up of Bumboret and Rumbur and Birir and they are home to the Kalash, an ethnic and religious minority in Pakistan. They have their own culture, beliefs and language. They live in some of the most stunning places in Pakistan, not only for their beauty but also because of the Kalash themselves.

It is especially beautiful in the valley of Rumbur. There are miles of dusty roads and mountains that run alongside the Kalash River. Kalash people live in wooden homes on the hills. The Kalash women are known for their brightly colored traditional headwear and dress that is different from any other in Pakistan.

It’s only 2.5 hours away from Chitral City that it is possible to reach one of these valleys. You can spend a full day trekking into Rumbur if you decide to go. Sheikhandeh is the last settlement in Rumbur. It was once a village of Nuristani whose residents migrated to Pakistan just a few hundred year ago.

National Park Deosai Plains

Deosai is sometimes called the roof of the universe. It kinda is. The massive plateau, which is 4,117m (13 497 feet) high, is accessible only during summer.

Visitors who make the trek to this stunning spot will be greeted by lush emerald green meadows, snowcapped peaks, and sparkling blue lakes. Deosai is home to the Himalayan Brown Bear. They can be spotted camping.

This country offers many attractions, including the Byzantine, Ottoman glory of Istanbul, relaxing on the beach, exploring history through ruins like Ephesus and seeing some of the most amazing panoramas in Cappadocia and Pamukkale. Check out our top-rated tourist attractions in Turkey for more ideas.

Aya Sofya

The Aya Sofya Museum (Hagia Sophia), a Byzantine masterpiece, is a landmark in Istanbul and Turkey.

Its massive exterior is framed by delicate minarets that were added to it after the Ottoman conquest. The interior, with its rich and intricate frescoed interior, is a powerful reminder of the power and might of Constantinople. The famous monument is a must-see for any tourist to the country.

Ephesus

The mighty ruin at Ephesus, a city with colossal monuments as well as marble-columned streets, is not to be missed. This is one of the best preserved Roman cities in the Mediterranean, and it’s the perfect place to see what life was like during the Roman Empire’s golden age.

To cover the main highlights, a sightseeing tour here takes at least half a full day. If you want to really explore, it will take you longer.

Cappadocia

Cappadocia’s surreal rock valleys are a photographer’s paradise. The rippling panoramas made of wave-like rocks or bizarrely-shaped pinnacles are found on hill crests and cliff ridges. These formations have been forged by wind and water over millennia.

This is a great place to go hot air ballooning if you don’t want to hike for the view. The lunar landscape alone is enough to entice you. These valleys also contain the frescoed, rock-cut churches from the Byzantine Era. This area was once an important Christian site.

Topkapi Palace

The Topkapi Palace is a luxurious, extravagant palace that transports you to the world of the sultans. The Ottoman Era’s sultans built an empire from this place, which would reach across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.

The Ottoman Empire’s interiors are a stunning glimpse into their power base with their extravagant tiling and rich jeweled decorations. Although once the exclusive domain of the Royal Court, the surrounding public gardens are now available to the public. They offer a peaceful and green oasis from the bustling streets.

Pamukkale

The famous natural wonder of Turkey, the Pamukkale’s pure white Travertine Terraces (“Cotton Castle”) in English, cascade down the slope like a snowfield in the green landscape. The travertines themselves are a highlight of any Turkey trip. However, the Roman Hierapolis, an ancient spa city, lies on top of this hill of calcite. This gives you another reason to go.

Sumela Monastery

The star attraction on the Black Sea Coast is Sumela Monastery, the Monastery of the Virgin Mary. Its stunning and isolated setting, nestled into a cliff, makes it a unique place to visit. It is worth the effort to wander around this abandoned religious site, which boasts stunning frescoes in its interior churches.

It was first built during the Byzantine era. It was closed in 1923. It’s easy to imagine today the lonely lives of the monks who lived in these empty cells.

Mount Nemrut

Mount Nemrut, the top tourist attraction in Eastern Turkey, is scattered with the remains of mammoth statues that once guarded its summit funerary mound. This strange and isolated spot is one of Turkey’s most unusual archaeological sites. The summit is dominated by the massive stone heads of long-forgotten gods, which cast an eerie aura over the barren mountaintop. You can see the statues rise from the darkness at sunrise so that you know when to go.

Ani

On the border of Turkey and Armenia, the abandoned buildings of Ani, the strong Silk Road city, lie abandoned. Ani was once the Armenian capital. However, the city’s golden age ended in the 14th Century after Mongol raids and earthquake destruction caused the city to fall.

It is a beautiful sight to see the red-brick buildings that are still crumbling in the steppe grass. You must see the Church of the Redeemer and the Church of St. Gregory with their intricate stone masonry, fresco remnants, and don’t forget the Church of the Redeemer.

Aspendos

The jaw-dropping bulk of the Roman Theater in Aspendos, located just south of Antalya celebrates the pompe and ceremony of Marcus Aurelius’ rule. It is considered the best example of a classical-age theater that remains in existence and one of antiquity’s most popular attractions.

The theater is the main reason to visit this place, and for most people who come here on a half day trip from Antalya or Side. However, even though the theater is their primary focus, there are many other ruins that can be explored over large hillsides if they are not too busy.

Cruising the Mediterranean

The Turkish Mediterranean coast has many ruins and activities, but many people just want to enjoy the beautiful coastal views while they soak up the sun.

For good reason, Cruising on a yacht has become the most popular activity in Bodrum and Fethiye. You can explore by sea from the steep, forest-covered slopes and hidden coves with tiny white-sand beaches. There are also hundreds of islands scattered around. Even the most ardent landlubbers will be amazed.

The “Blue Cruise”, one of the most well-known trips, travels south along the coast to Fethiye and ends near Olympus. This is where you will find the Chimaera natural phenomenon.

Pergamum

Turkey is home to many Greco-Roman ruins. However, none are as romantically located as the ancient Pergamum in modern Bergama. Pergamum was once home to one the most important libraries in the world. Today, Pergamum’s temple remains are dramatically located on a hilltop.

The Acropolis and theater are both located on the hillside. From its highest seating tiers, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding hills. If you’re looking for a true sense of Roman life, this is the place to go.

Oludeniz

It is impossible to find turquoise-blue water. You can check it. A lush green forest tumbles down a cliff to reach a white-sand beach. Check. Check.

If it gets too crowded on the beach, it is time to get up and take off. You will enjoy the breathtaking aerial views from a tandem paragliding flight off the Babadag Mountain summit, just behind the shore.

Antalya

This vibrant Mediterranean hub offers something for everyone. Two beaches are located outside the town and attract tourists from all over Europe.

The Old Town is located in the heart of the town and has cobblestone alleyways lined with crumbling Ottoman-era homes. It’s a great place to explore. Antalya Museum, which is home to an impressive collection of Hellenistic, Roman, and marble statuary, is well-known. There are many attractions around town, including Perge and Aspendos, which make it a great base for exploring the region.

Safranbolu

Turkey’s most photographed Ottoman town is stunningly photogenic. It features narrow winding alleys lined with beautifully restored wooden mansions that were once home to wealthy merchants.

There is very little to do in the town. This is a place where you can just stroll the streets and enjoy the old-world vibe. You can also find unique souvenirs in the cute shops and traditional sweets. This is a great place to stop for the night if you are traveling inland from Istanbul and want to experience the historical atmosphere.

Patara

There are many beaches along Turkey’s long Mediterranean coast. Patara is one of the most popular. The beach runs 18 km along the coastline. This gives you plenty of space so that even in peak summer you can find a peaceful spot away from the crowds.

The vast ruins of Ancient Patara are located just behind the sand. They include a colonnaded street and restored bouleuterion (the city’s parliament), as well as a theater that could seat 5,000 people.

After you’ve enjoyed sun, sand and swimming, go behind the dunes to explore the crumbling remains of this once prosperous Lycian capital. Both Fethiye and Kas can easily reach Patara.