Hindu and Buddhist heritage sites in Pakistan, some dating back thousands of years, are reportedly facing threats from vandalism, neglect, and illegal occupation, according to activists, experts, and intelligence reports. Concerns are raised about sites in regions including Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, where ancient temples and inscriptions are located. Reports suggest extremist groups have targeted imagery, and local authorities have also been criticized for damaging carvings. Activists argue Pakistan is failing to protect this shared heritage, risking irreversible loss.