A female tourist lost her wallet full of money near Lake Attabad in Pakistan. What happened next proved to be a pleasant surprise for her. 

 

Digital creator Ameana shared a video on Instagram, praising the honesty and hospitality of Pakistani people, following an incident where she lost her wallet containing €250.

 

The content creator titled the video: What happens when you lose your wallet in Pakistan.

 

She detailed her surprising and heartwarming experience in the clip, stating, “So this morning I realised I can't find my wallet anywhere. I kept looking everywhere and then I remembered last night I went to a restaurant which is near our cottage in that area.”

 

“I had about 250 euros there.  And, they gave me my wallet back and all the money. Every single rupee was in there. Honestly, I couldn't believe it.”

 

The incident left her amazed by the integrity and character of the people she encountered in Pakistan.

“The honesty of Pakistani people, their hospitality, how much they care about their reputation, their kindness is unmatched.”

 

 

“Honestly, if I was in some other countries, I don't think I would have had my wallet back. But here in Pakistan, things work differently.”

 

She went on to highlight the global misrepresentation of Pakistan, urging people to look beyond negative media narratives, “I know Pakistani people get a lot of bad press, but it's not all true, and you just have to come and see it for yourself.”

 

The video quickly gained traction, and the comments section became flooded with emotional messages from both locals and foreigners.

 

One user wrote, “Pakistani hospitality is unrivalled 😍 It is crazy that all the money was still there 🙌”

 

Another, drawing comparisons, commented, “If it were India, you would’ve been scammed and all your money would be gone. Just step into Pakistan from India people and culture are totally different. Pakistanis are great.”

 

A surprising voice from India added, “I’m not Pakistani, I’m Indian. Because of the hateful politics in our country, we almost never come across Pakistanis back home. But abroad, especially here in Canada, I’ve had the chance to meet many, and honestly, Pakistani people are some of the sweetest, kindest, and most down-to-earth individuals I’ve ever known.”

 

Another wrote, “Seeing so many positive comments from foreigners makes me feel lucky to be in this country, Alhamdulillah ❤”

 

“Dear, this is the beauty of Pakistan," said one netizen.