Dr. Aysha Khan

Aysha Khan completed her Bachelors in Dental Surgery in 2006 and has been working as an Associate General Dental Surgeon at Rahman and Rahman Dental Surgeons since 2007. Outside of her professional capacity Aysha has volunteered her skills in a free hospital, providing maxillofacial surgery for the underprivileged, and has provided dental care for a variety of charitable causes, including with various NGOs promoting healthcare. Coupled with her work with patients from a wide range of ethnic, social and religious backgrounds, Aysha has built a substantial professional portfolio founded on tolerance,resilience, and compassion for a wide variety of social needs. Aysha possesses a keen interest in exploring Pakistan’s vibrant cultural climate, particularly the burgeoning arts, literary, and fashion industries, and is an avid reader of socio-political histories of South Asia. Having travelled widely, Aysha exercises her love of nature through horse riding and mountaineering, as well as through regular sports activities. With a calm, reassuring manner honed through practicing dentistry in varied contexts, Aysha has the communication and interpersonal skills necessary to relate to people from a range of social, political, and economic backgrounds.

    11:00 - 11:45 AM Bites

    SUNDAY Sunday 3rd March

    Safe And Free: A Girlfriend's Guide To Travelling Solo And In Groups By Dr. Aysha Khan

    Location: Hall 2

    Dr. Aysha is dentist by profession. She is based in Lahore but works in Hunza. In this bite Dr. Khan will bw talking about traveling, whether solo or in groups, holding immense value in fostering personal growth, independence, and cultural understanding. Solo travel allows for self-discovery, empowering individuals to navigate challenges, build confidence, and expand their horizons. It offers an opportunity to step out of comfort zones and embrace new experiences, ultimately shaping perspectives and strengthening resilience. On the other hand, traveling in groups offers a sense of camaraderie, shared experiences, and safety in numbers. It provides a platform for bonding, creating lifelong memories, and learning from diverse perspectives. Group travel can also serve as a support system, particularly for young girls venturing into unfamiliar territories. As a female traveler Dr. Khan's insight whobhas traveled both in solo and group she aims to empower women and young girls to break stereotypes, challenge societal norms, and carve their paths in the world. Whether exploring alone or alongside companions, every journey enriches the soul and broadens horizons.