BY Pearl Tours & Travel
The Kalash tribe living in the remote valleys of Rambur, Bamburet, and Brier in the Chitral district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province is considered to be decedents from wandering armies of Alexander the Great. They are quite different from the rest of the population in the region, their fair complexion resembling that of Europeans, unique architecture, […]
BY Pearl Tours & Travel
The southern part of Pakistan is a landscape abundantly blessed in natural and man-made attractions. Starting from Lahore, the grandeur of Mughal architecture in Lahore city; shrines of Multan; robust forts, alluring palaces, and vast deserts of Bahawalpur; waterways of Sukkur; ruins of Mohenjodaro; lakes and bird sanctuaries of Hyderabad; largest necropolises of Makli hills; […]
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Locally known as “Rohi”, the Cholistan Desert, located about 30 km from Bahawalpur, is a vast stretch of barren land covering an area of 26,300 km2 bordering the Thar Desert in Sindh which extends to India. The term Cholistan is derived from the Turkic word “Cho” which literally means desert where people live a semi-nomadic life […]
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The Swat Valley is known as the “Switzerland of East”; exists in the mountainous ranges of Hindukush range of dazzling snow-covered high mountains & hills. The valley of Swat starts from the foothill of Malakand but major sections are located between Landakay and Gabriel (Gulabad), the area within the administrative boundaries of Swat. The length of the […]
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The Kaghan Valley is a 200 km long gorge of sparsely inhabited tiny hamlets in the Mansehra district of the KPK province encompassing a scenic landscape from Gushing Kunhar river to snow-topped Malika Parbat with stunning lakes and picnic spots in between. The valley is blessed with famous tourist destinations in the form of picnic […]
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