Katie Scollan is a solo traveler and social media influencer from London. After she visited many countries, she decided to explore Pakistan and share her adventures.
In a reel posted on April 15th, Scolan takes us on our first day as British tourists. Pakistan. From riding in a tuk tuk to cruising through Burns Road to Her Market, she gave us a glimpse of the vibrant local scene. The market, lined with quaint teahouses and lively food stalls, was like a festival for the senses. And of course, no visit is complete without sampling local sweets. Scolan couldn't resist trying the Rabri flavored ice cream.
The video has received more than 1.2 million views and approximately 55,000 likes on Instagram.
Skoran also rode a camel, walked along the beach and drank chai.
Throughout the video, Scolan raves about the warm hospitality she received. Next stop? Clifton Beach is said to be one of the wildest beaches. From camel rides to horseback adventures, it was a lively scene with locals and tourists soaking up the sun.
Watch the video below.
Not one to shy away from unique experiences, Scolan hopped on a camel and rode along the coast. Instagrammable! At the end of the day, she treated us to a mouth-watering steak for dinner and sent some serious food envy through our screens. There was one last item on the agenda before we called it a night. That means having another cup of chai while traveling.
Social media users shared their opinions on the video. One user wrote, “I have visited Pakistan 4 times from Germany 🇩🇪 Pakistan and Pakistanis are lovely and kind people ❤️ Love from Germany.” Another user commented: “The culture of hospitality is so kind 🥺 What a great first day!” A third user commented, “As a Pakistani, I recommend you to visit Islamabad in Punjab. Good luck Marie and Nalan Kagan. I hope you have the best trip in Pakistan.” Did.
Since then, Scolan has posted many reels, including exploring different parts of Pakistan, experiencing train journeys, and riding a bus through one of the most dangerous routes in the world. Ta.
