Exploring Punjab: The Land of Five Rivers Punjab is a name derived from the Persian words Punj (meaning five) and Ab (meaning water). It quite literally translates to “(The land of) Five Rivers.” These five rivers are the Jhelum, Chenab, Ravi, Sutlej, and Beas. It’s important to note that the Beas River is now situated […]
Explore the Enchanting Beauty of Balochistan: Pakistan’s Largest Province Geography and Strategic Location Balochistan, the largest province of Pakistan, sprawls over an expansive area of 347,190 square kilometers, constituting 44 percent of the nation’s total land. Situated at the crossroads of the Middle East, southwest Asia, Central Asia, and South Asia, Balochistan holds immense strategic
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Originally a coastal village inhabited by fishermen along the southern Arabian Sea, Karachi has evolved into Pakistan’s economic epicenter. Boasting both historical and modern allure, it stands as the country’s largest and most populous city. Karachi encompasses a vast spectrum—from its picturesque urban panorama and lively lifestyle to its somber historical events. The city of
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Discover the Majestic Kha Basi Café: A Taste of Tradition in Hunza Valley Nestled under the shadow of the magnificent Altit Fort, within the ancient royal garden known as “the Kha Basi,” The Kha Basi Café is a truly exceptional restaurant. This hidden gem resides on the outskirts of Altit town, in the enchanting Hunza
Bahawalpur, the capital city of the Bahawalpur district situated in the southern part of the Punjab province in Pakistan, holds historical significance as it was once a princely state under the rule of the Abbassi Nawabs from 1748 to 1954. During their 200-year reign, the Nawabs contributed to the city’s grandeur by constructing some remarkable
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Sindh is the third largest provinces of Pakistan with Karachi being the capital city. Locally known as Mehran, the region covers an area of 54,407 square miles (140,914 square km) inhibiting some 47,886,051 (as per 2017 census) people following a unique culture with 52.02% urban population. Geography Geographically Sindh is located to the southeast of
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Situated in the heart of Pakistan, the capital city of Islamabad boasts an ideal location that offers easy accessibility from both within the country and internationally. Moreover, its proximity to various key destinations allows visitors to embark on captivating day excursions to explore the region’s natural and cultural wonders. Below are outlined some of the
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Discovering Islamabad: Must-See Tourist Attractions Islamabad Tourist Attractions include major tourist spot the capital city houses. Surrounded by the lush greenery of the Margalla Hills, an extension of the majestic Himalayan Mountain ranges; Islamabad offers a scenic backdrop that changes with the seasons, showcasing a spectrum of natural colors. Islamabad, the capital city of Pakistan,
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Lahore is the second largest city and the cultural hub of Pakistan. The city has a charming longstanding history and is entirely rich in tourist attractions, mostly of historic and cultural significance. However, sadly, only a few conventional landmarks out of a cluster are known to the general public and tourists. The “Hidden Treasures of
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Karachi, known as the “City of Lights,” stands as the largest city on the Arabian coast, serving as a prominent industrial and marine port in Pakistan. The city’s plethora of tourist attractions reflects its vastness, offering a wide array of activities for visitors. Karachi’s major tourist highlights encompass cultural, architectural, and archaeological heritage, alongside an
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