Shigar Valley It feels as if you are traveling in the Cholistan Desert when the jeep reaches Khaplu Road from Skardu. Shigar Valley is 32km to the north of Skardu Valley. Shigar Valley was a state in the past. The whole Valley abounds with grapes, apples, walnuts, peach, apricot, mulberry, and pears. The dry fruits … Read more
Khaplu Historical Landmark Monuments Khaplu is the capital of the district Ghanche which is in the east of the province Gilgit Baltistan. Khaplu was the second largest state of Baltistan near Ladakh. At an altitude of 2600 meters above sea level, Khaplu is located near the Shyok River at a distance of 103 km from … Read more
Gilgit City Situated at an altitude of 5000 feet above sea level, Gilgit has always been the trade hub of the region. And even today it is the headquarters of the province of Gilgit Baltistan. And there is a relationship between Gilgit City and the neighboring country China for 2000 years. Detail of Gilgit City … Read more
Ghizer District Ghizer is a part of north Gilgit Baltistan. It is a multi-cultural, multi-ethnic, and multi-lingual city. It is a hub of people speaking the Khowar, Burushaski, and Wakhi languages. The lifestyle of people is quite simple. The native of this region always welcomes guests. Besides its natural beauty, Ghizer is also famous for … Read more
Rakaposhi After taking a turn on the Hunza Road, the beautiful peak of Rakaposhi, loaded with thousands of tons of snow, emerges at once through the cracks of red rocks. Rakaposhi peak will accompany you on the Karakoram Highway for 40km. Its color changes to a unique color at every turn. This peak with an … Read more
Hunza The land of legends Chinese called it “Kanjut”. Hindus called it Humadesh which has a meaning of “The land of mountains”. Hunza was a free state. It was a royal state till 1974 with Karimabad its capital. In 1974, after the formal affiliation with Pakistan, Hunza is directly linked to the Federal Capital Islamabad … Read more
Khunjerab Top Khunjerab Top is the highest crossing border of the World at an altitude of 16,000 feet above sea level. It is the highest point of Karakoram Peak too. Every year, roads are blocked due to heavy snowfall. And the border is closed from 15th October to 1st May. It is also called the … Read more
Naran The valley’s width starts increasing after crossing glaciers. You will reach Naran as soon as the river’s waves become calm. You will start shivering as you enter Naran. It feels like someone is passing through the street of his lover. You will see camps near the river before Naran city. You can fix your … Read more
Indus Kohistan Indus or Abaseen Kohistan is a distant district of Pakistan’s province Khyber Pakhtunkhawa (KPK). It is stretching over 34.40 to 30.35 longitude and 50.2 to 75.30 latitude. The district of Kohistan has an area of 7581 square kilometers. Greek historians Herodotus and Ptolemy named Kohistani areas “Diokaie”. Naran Valley, Andrak, Chor’s mountains, Swat … Read more
Gilgit Baltistan Heavenly Blessed Land Gilgit Baltistan is among the extremely beautiful and charming northern areas of Pakistan. These areas are spreading over capacious land covering up to 72494 square kilometers. And it consists of Hunza, Astore, Gilgit, Ghizer, Diamer, Skardu, and Ghanchy. The capital of the province Gilgit Baltistan is Gilgit. On first November … Read more
Famous Sites of Gilgit Baltistan (GB) Gilgit Baltistan is blessed with breathtaking beautiful Sites. Fairy Meadows Chilas, and Juglot are among them. These sites are known for sky-scrapping peaks, rich green plains, melodious rivers, and murmuring lakes. Overview Of some famous sites in Gilgit Baltistan (GB) Site Location Features Naltar Valley Gilgit District – Breathtaking … Read more
Astore Astore is an old city at an altitude of 3200 meters above ocean level. Before the creation of Pakistan, this track was used to reach Gilgit from Srinagar Kashmir. District Astore of the province Gilgit Baltistan is 115km from Gilgit City. Site Name Location Key Features Rama Lake Elevation: 10,800 feet Surrounded by rich … Read more
Skardu City – Baltistan Where mountains speak the sky Baltistan was called Skardu in the past because of its central headquarter Skardu. Baltistan has the world’s second-highest peak K-2, Masherbrum (7320 meters) peak, Gasherbrum (8355 meters) peak, Broad peak (8047 meters), and 150 peaks of Karakoram Mountain range out of 300 peaks. Aspect Information Location … Read more
Chitral (The land of Tribes) Chitral is 4840 feet from sea level with an area of 4500 square miles. From the archaeological facts, it is said that these areas were settled before the arrival of Arias. They reached Ganga Jamuna via the routes of Swat and Chitral when Arias left from Central Asia. Alexander the … Read more
Kalash Valley The homeland of fairies There is a conflict among historians about the Kalash people. They called themselves the progenies of Alexander the Great. According to a widespread anecdote, when Alexander the Great invaded this area, some wounded soldiers of his army along with their families stopped there while passing by. And this tribe … Read more
Sudhanoti Azad Kashmir is divided into ten districts. Sudhanoti (Sudhonoti) is one of them. It is famous for Cadet College in Palandri.With rolling hills, meandering rivers, and dense forests that paint a picturesque backdrop, Sudhanoti is a landscape straight out of a dream. It’s a place where the natural beauty seems to have been kissed … Read more
Cities and Contact Details of Azad Kashmir or AJK You can contact the relevant departments and hotels for details and bookings. Given Below is a detailed description of the rest houses and distances to different sites and about all the districts of Azad Kashmir. Cities and Districts Contact Details Muzaffarabad 05822-921317- 921421-921158 Rawlakot 05824- … Read more
Province Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK) Before being called Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK), this region was called Sarhad, Gandara, Bigram, Pishklawati, and other names. According to the history of the province of KPK (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa), it is the cradle of ancient human civilization. In fact, it is the biggest center of Buddhism. The archaeological remains of Swat, Takht … Read more
Tourist Spots in Kashmir Nestled in the heart of the Himalayas, Kashmir has long been synonymous with paradise on Earth. Its breathtaking landscapes, pristine lakes, and lush meadows have lured travelers from across the globe. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll take you on a journey through the most beautiful tourist spots in Kashmir PK. Whether … Read more
Bhimber Situated 50km from Mirpur city, Bhimber is 459 meters above ocean level. This historical city is connected to Gujrat and Kharian and is called “Bab-e-Kashmir”. Mughals emperors used to enter Kashmir from this route. An old road in Bhimber goes to Srinagar through Peer Panjal. It was constructed by the engineer of Akbar King … Read more
Sudhan Gali This area full of natural rainforests is waiting for you at a distance of 8km from Dungian and 18km from Chakar. Sudhan Gali (7000 feet above sea level) can be chosen as a base camp to reach 10,200 feet high peak “Ganga Top”.It is a beautiful site in Azad Kashmir. A tourist rest … Read more
Bagh – Kashmir Bagh city is the central headquarter of district Bagh. It is 46 km from Rawalakot and 100km from Muzaffarabad via Kohala at the convergence of the rivers Mahil and Mahalwani. Since these two rivers flow throughout the year, the climate is pleasant. Bagh is mentioned in a five-thousand-year-old history book “Raj Turangi”. … Read more
Kotli District Kotli is a hilly area. The mountain range rises from here to the mountain of district Poonch. This Kotli district is famous as Madina-ul-Masajid and is located 141 km away from Islamabad. Occupied Jammu Kashmir, Rawlakot, and Mirpur, are located in its surrounding. Equipped with the latest facilities, a PWD rest house, and … Read more
Poonch It is one of the ten districts of Kashmir. It is surrounded by beautiful landmarks, waterfalls, cascades, and sky-high mountains. History of Poonch It is said that it was settled by Raja Bak (574 B.C. to 637 B.C.) of the Nand family. However, according to a second statement, it was established by Raja Mukhat … Read more
Swabi Swabi is a city in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, situated between the rivers Indus and Kabul. It has historical as well as recreational spots.The district is known for its fertile lands, lush fields, and a network of canals that make it a vital agricultural region. Swabi’s idyllic scenery is further enhanced by the presence of the … Read more
Leepa Valley It is surrounded by 10 to 16 thousand feet high mountains and is located 1921 meters above sea level. It is famous as small Kashmir and it looks like heaven because of its luxuriant greenery, waterfalls, thick forests, pleasant climate, calm environment, orchards loaded with fruits, and white snow caps on the high … Read more
Mirpur Mirpur city was settled by Meral Shah who was the son of the Ghaghra family. District Mirpur is located in the south of Azad Kashmir. This city has plains and hilly areas with a warm climate. It is connected to Pakistan through many routes. The citizens of this town resemble the people of Jhelum … Read more
Bahawalpur (Reminder of a Glorious Past) Bahawalpur division has an area of 15918 square feet which is equal to the European country Denmark. It is situated 192 km from Rahim Yar Khan. It is connected to all the major cities of Pakistan via airport and road.It has splendid pieces of architecture, parks, and educational institutes. … Read more
Cholistan Desert (Gateway of Adventure) The area of Cholistan is ten thousand three hundred and ninety-nine square miles (10,399 square miles). It stretches 483 km in length from northeast to southwest and 64 to 290 km in width.District Bahawalnagar, Bahawalpur, and Rahim Yar Khan are included in this area. This desert area extends to the … Read more
Uch Sharif Uch Sharif is a historical city at a distance of 75km from Bahawalpur. It was situated at the junction of the river Chenab and the river Indus. Due to some reasons; this junction was shifted to 100 km away at the point of Mithan Kot. It is assumed that the Great Alexander led … Read more
Jhelum Valley This valley is spreading from Muzaffarabad to Chakothi on the right and left side of river Jhelum till 59km. The river Jhelum flows from Srinagar to Muzaffarabad, passing from east to west through mountains meeting the river Neelum at the point of Domel. It enters Punjab at the point of Mangla. District Hattian … Read more
Jhang Jhang is a historical city and the homeland of the famous noble prize winner in Physics Dr. Abdul Salam. It is the burial place of Heer Ranjha and Hazrat Sultan Bahu. It is located at a distance of 177 km from Multan. Jhang has four Tehsils Ahmad Pur Sial, Jhang, Chiniot, and Shorkot. It … Read more
Khushab The word Khuhab is a combination of two words Khush and Aab. It has the meaning of “sweet or pleasant water”. It is enriched with green fertile lands, mountains, valleys, cascades, and lakes. Moreover, its mountains have minerals like salt and Gypsum. The weather is very cool and calm in Summer and snowfalls at … Read more
Wazirabad It is situated on the bank of stream Palku coming from the Himalayas range in the south of river Chenab and 36 km from Gujranwala. This city of Shaheed Amir Cheema and Molana Zafar Ali Khan was settled by Wazir Hakeem many centuries ago. Now it is well-known around the world for the production … Read more
Sialkot Sialkot, the city settled by Raja Saal Bahan has situated 37 km from Sohdra. It is a historic city in Punjab. Located near the river Chenab under the shadow of hills of occupied Jammu Kashmir, this thousands of years old city remained under the control of Hindus, Buddhists, Greeks, Turks, Mughals, and Siks.This homeland … Read more
Gujrat Situated on G.T road 15 km away from Wazir Abad, the history books give a clue about Gujarat city. Its foundation was led by Raja Bachan Pal in 460 B.C. This land of three recipients of Nishan-e- Haider, is located between river Chenab and Jhelum. The leading character Sohini of the romantic tale Sohni Mahiwal belonged … Read more
Chakwal (A valley of Peacocks) Chakwal is a district located in the northern part of the Punjab province in Pakistan. It covers an area of approximately 6,600 square kilometers and is known for its rich agricultural heritage. The district’s economy is primarily based on farming, with crops like wheat, barley, and maize being the main … Read more
Pothohar Plateau (سطح مرتفع پوٹھوہار) The geographical boundary of the region Pothohar in the Indus River delta is from Jhelum to Attock. This region has an area of 12,944 square kilometers. The seasonal streams have divided this area into small and large ups and downs. By merging these watercourses, the famous river of this area … Read more
Lalamusa Lalamusa is one of the Tehsil in Gujrat. This small district provides all the basic facilities of life. ‘ It is well known for the personalities Alam Lohar (a folk singer) and journalist Javed Chaudhery. Vishno Devi temple is an ancient heritage. Daal (beans) and Paratha (tortilla) of Mian G hotel on G.T road … Read more
Kharian Lala Musa and Kharian are rich Tehsils of district Gujrat. Most of the people are residing in United Kingdom UK, France, and Europe for livelihood. Therefore, high-quality products outlets are in Kharian. A TDCP restaurant, children’s playland, and information center are also there. Kharian is called the little Norway of Pakistan because many people … Read more
Sarai Alamgir Sarai Alamgir is one of the three districts in Gujrat. Its name, Sarai, harks back to the Mughal era, signifying a resting place for travelers. Sarai Alamgir is 15 km from Kharian Cantt near the right coastline of river Jhelum. It was settled by king Alamgir. One of its identities is Military College. … Read more
Jhelum Situated on the left bank of the river Jhelum about 51 km from Gujrat, it is said that Jhelum is the smallest district of Pakistan with an area of 3587 square kilometers. This city has four districts. Its name is also mentioned in Mahabharat. It has always been a city of martyrs and Ghazi. … Read more
Rohtas Fort (Where Grandeur is Woven in History) Completed in 1541, this fort was built by Sher Shah Suri (Farid Khan) for the suppression of Gagrahs. Actually, they used to help the Mughals against Sher Shah Suri. At the completion of this fort, Sher Shah Suri said” I have stabbed the backbone of the enemy”. … Read more
Salt Range (Evaporated Sea) Khewra Salt Mine (Mayo Salt Mine) The Khewra Salt mines were discovered in 326 B.C during the fight between the Great Alexander and Raja Porus on the shoreline of the river Jhelum. The horses of the troopers were found licking the stones during grazing. This gave them a clue about the presence … Read more
Taxila (A Scent of the Past) The city of Taxila is located at the head of Doaba (a place between two rivers) in between the river Indus and the river Jhelum. It was famous as Taxshasila and Takhasila in the Sanskrit language in the past. However, it was called Taxila in Rome and Greece. The … Read more
Neelum It is the largest district of Kashmir by area and the smallest district in terms of population. Athmuqam is the central headquarter which is 84km from Muzaffarabad. Neelum valley is spreading over an area of 240km from Domel to Tao Butt on both sides of the river Neelum in the northeast of Muzaffarabad. The … Read more
Attock The historical city Attock is 48km from Rawalpindi and 17km from Taxila. Attock is the district headquarter. It has six districts Attock Hassan Abdal Fateh Jang Hazro Pindi Gheb Jand From the tourist point of view, there is a Gurdwara Panja Sahib, the tomb of Lala Rukh in a square garden, and a dedicated … Read more
Murree (The Queen of the Hills) In the summer, when the sun shines to its fullest and is affecting every living soul through its scorching heat, then human beings and even animals sometimes bubble up with the intensity of heat. Then around the Margalla Hills, the streets of Queen of the hills Murree, Hazara, Kagan, … Read more
Azad Kashmir Azad and Jammu Kashmir state comprise an area of 13,297 square kilometers spreading over 73-35 longitude and 33-36 latitudes. A major area of the state consists of diverse small and large mountain ranges. There are valleys and beautiful lush green plains at the foothills of mountains. Its average height is 360 meters from … Read more
Muzaffarabad Muzaffarabad is the capital of Azad Kashmir. It is located at the confluence of river Jhelum and River Neelum and at the foothills of Peer Chanasi. It was settled by the chief of the Rajput tribe Sultan Muhammad Muzaffar Khan in 1652. This city is 138 km away from Rawalpindi, 70km from Abbottabad, and … Read more