Northern Areas Of Pakistan

TravelGuide of Pakistan believes that the northern region of Pakistan is the hub of the largest mountain ranges in the world. K2 and Concordia, Chitral and Hindukush, Rakaposhi and the beautiful Hunza & Nagar valley with its hospitable and loving people, Nanga Parbat and the Himalayas, this is the name that can make you feel like their love. The regions of northern Pakistan areblessed with the highest volume of concentration of high mountains...

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Hoper Nagar Valley

Hoper is the most beautiful valley in Nagar district in Gilgit Baltistan,Pakistan. The Hoper Valley is next to Nagar Khas. Hoper consists of five villages, namely Hakalshall Baroshall Ratal Gshashoshall and Holshall Hakalshall is the largest among these five and Baroshall has historical significance in gilgit. In any historical book about gilgit mention that the human population of gilgit originated in Baroshall....

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Karachi The biggest City of Pakistan

Karachi is Pakistan's largest city. It is also the southernmost city of the country and the capital of Sindh Province. The Population Estimate of Karachi is roughly 18th by Authorities without a Census. Million (A rough guess that is inflated every y. 90% of Muslims, rest belong to all different religious groups among them Christians and Hindu are the largest. Karachi is the commercial capital of the country. It has the representation of...

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Lake Keenjhar

Lake Keenjhar is also called Lake Kalri. It is located in the district of Thatta, Sindh, Pakistan. It is located about 122 kilometers from Karachi. The lake is about 24 kilometers long and 6 kilometers wide. Its maximum depth is 26 feet. The Indus River flows parallel to the lake. Lake Kalri is one of the largest freshwater lakes in Pakistan. Basically, Lake Kalri is formed by the union of two lakes called Sonehri and Keenjhar. The purpose...

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Fairy Meadows famous for its beauty

Fairy Meadows  famous for its beautiful lush green plateaus and the ninth largest mountain Nanga Parbat (the Killer Mountain) in the Diamer District of Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. The place was named in 1953 by Fairy Meadows by an Australian climber Hermann Bhul because of his fascinating beauty. He was here to climb the summit of Nanga Parbat. He became the first to climb the mountain. Fairy Meadows is also known as 'Heaven on...

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