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Apr 11, 2016

HONEYMOON DESTINATIONS IN PAKISTAN

The wedding season is gearing up. And what could possibly be the most overwhelming notion for a newlywed? Yes HONEYMOON! It is a natural instinct in human to plan a romantic journey for them after the immense duration of the tiring wedding preparations and the ceremony itself. It is the main time of their life as a couple when they actually come to know each other.

While, planning for this BIG thing people look into places and countries across the globe to spend the best of the best for the best days of their lives.

But to put it out on the plate, why not look into Pakistan? Pakistan is beautiful beautiful country! With places to take one’s heart forever! This country is a heaven on heart with variety of scenic beauty one could only imagine.

Oh, you don’t think this way? Well, let’s put some of the beauty out in open for you to see how your lovely days of life will turn even lovelier!

The Valleys of Kaghan & Naran

Entitled to be the land of fairies, this place is heaven on earth. People who have a nag for fishing, hiking and trekking should definitely go visit this beauty! These valleys are utterly romantic places on the face of earth with their gorgeous beauties packed with magic.

They connect to the extremely miraculous valleys of Noor and Lalazar and connect with the magnificent Lake Saif ul Malook. So, this honeymoon destination is a die to go for!

Chitral

Located at the Kunar river of KPK is the chitral valley which stands as one of the breathe taking magical valleys of Pakistan. The main important parts of Chitral are shandoor and Kalash. This place is a paradise for tourists.

It does not impart the effects of it scenic beauty only on the minds of the tourist but also these valleys carry a very ancient and informed culture which adds on as the retentive color for the tour! This is one amazing honeymoon destination for the newlyweds!

Neelum Valley

Talk about beauty and not mentioning Neelum valley is injustice. These are the magical valleys of Kashmir. The most romantic spots on earth.

The lush green mountains and hills blended with the beautiful neelum river flowing beside. This is a real catch for the couples who seek for love and romance!

Swat Valley

Why doesn’t know about this beauty? Swat is known for love, Swat is known for beauty, Swat is known for its orchids and flowers.

It is famous for Malam Jabbba and for the famous Swat museum and also for Miandam & Madyan. It is dreamland for those who want to venture for the perfect honeymoon.

Gilgit, Hunza and Skardu

Wohoo! Did I miss on this? My! Well, this is the perfect destination for all the couples out there. Nothing adds more than peace of mind and pleasure of eye.

This place is the utter heaven on earth. Yes! Definitely this place stand for its eternal beauty hence making it the perfect eternal place for honeymoon destination.

Shogran Valley

Have you ever imagined a life full of green meadows and eccentric beauty? A beauty one can’t trade of anywhere? Well, this is a place I’m talking about.

This place here is the actual place for those lone amazingly romantic couples truly in love. This place here is amazing and is the truest form of nature’s love one could ever relate. So yes it’s a go go grab honeymoon destination.

Fairy Meadows and Nanga Parbat Mountains

Last but not the least, this land here in Pakistan . An example of what heaven could be ! This is one of the highest places in Pakistan and it is meant to be for those who have a nag for adventure!
So, there folks.

We have taken a round across the most romantic places in Pakistan which will serve as the best Honeymoon destinations for you. Hope you have the best honeymoon and the best bonding. Happy honeymooning!

7 BEST SUMMER VACATION SPOTS IN PAKISTAN

Pakistan has some of the world’s excellent spots that need to be visited. Most of them are located in northern territories of Pakistan and also Kashmir locale. All these spots have high mountains, lavish green valleys, relentless waterways, delightful lakes, and astounding natural life.

The Paradise on Earth 'Neelum Valley' referred to as Mini Switzerland is definitely a wonderful location. Other spots that carry ample magnificence are 'Swat Valley' and Mountain Kingdom 'Hunza valley'.

Here, beneath is a rundown of 10 Best Natural Places to Visit in Pakistan. These places can be compared with many of the excellent tourist spots that exist in other parts of the world.

1. Neelam Valley

Neelam Valley is a 144 km long bow-molded valley in Azad Kashmir Region. The Valley is arranged at the North & North-East of Muzaffarabad (The Capital of Azad Kashmir). Going through the Lesser Himalaya, the Neelam River valley has fabulous beautiful excellence, all-encompassing perspectives, towering slopes on both sides of the boisterous Neelum waterway, rich green woodlands, captivating streams and appealing environment make the valley a blessing from heaven.

Neelum valley is one of most appealing spot for visitors because of its celebrated rich greenery, springs, streams, lakes and sloping and messy mountains.

2. Swat Valley

Swat is a valley and a regulatory area in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province, Pakistan. It is the upper valley of the Swat River, which ascends in the Hindu Kush range.

3. Murree

This is a late spring slope station, summer resort and is sitated in Murree, the subdivision of Rawalpindi District. Murree was the mid-year capital of the British Raj in the Punjab Province.

Individuals from everywhere throughout the Pakistan wish to go there in summer to make the most of its excellence and in winter season for amazing background of snowfall.

Bhurban and New Murree (Patriata) are a principle traveler focus. A standout amongst the most loved traveler purpose of Murree is Galliat, it has interesting greenery and picturesque magnificence that draws in visitor having a place distinctive locales of Asia.

4. Rawalakot

Rawalakot is a town in Azad Kashmir, and is the area headquarters of Poonch Division. It is in a wonderful valley encompassed by slopes, which is found 80 km far from Rawalpindi and Islamabad.

Rawalakot is a midyear going by point the winters in Rawalakot is frosty and nippy.

5. Ziarat

Ziarat is the capital of Ziarat District, Balochistan, Pakistan. Ziarat is an acclaimed occasion resort of Balochistan and almost every excursion from Karachi to Quetta stops at Ziarat.

Ziarat was the late spring habitation of the boss magistrate of Baluchistan, and sanatorium for the European troops at Quetta. There is a decent water supply, and the slopes around are very much lush and pleasant.

6. Shandur Pass

Shandur is the Highest Polo Ground on Earth, is around 3738 meter an above ocean level and lies halfway in the middle of Chitral and Gilgit. Every late spring an embrace occasion called the Shandur polo celebration is composed here, which is a major wellspring of fascination for the vacationers.

Distinctive come against one another in this free-form challenge. The pass is for the most part uninhabited and going through its snow secured slants in winters is an especially troublesome enterprise.

7. Jhelum Valley

This is a perfect valley of Azad Kshmir district for both the residential and worldwide vacationers. The twisting stream Jhelum goes through from East to West between the high green heaps of this valley.

This valley has a most delightful valley "Leepa Valley”. This is the most captivating & loveliest valley in Azad Kashmir. Its rich green rice handle in summer and average wooden Kashmiri houses show a great perspective to the individuals going to the zone.

Apr 7, 2016

7 FESTIVALS OF PAKISTAN YOU WON'T WANT TO MISS

Festivals of Pakistan are famous all around the world. Whether you are an ordinary Pakistani living in the country, an expat who is booking a flight to come and join family and friends for coming event or a foreigner who wants to see the true colors of culture of Pakistan, festivals are something everyone looks forward too.

There is never a shortage of festivals in our country, from religious events to local cultural celebration, everything is commemorated in our country.

A comprehensive list will be too exhaustive; so, instead let us give you a list of 7 festivals of Pakistan you won’t want to miss for anything in the world.

1. Basant – kite flying festival

It will be injustice if we mention any other festival before the kite flying. Though it lost a bit of its vigor after the bans from government nonetheless it still remains to be the most awaited festival throughout the year. Popularity of this festival can be judged from the fact that despite prohibition from the government and heavy penalties, people are still celebrating it with fervor.

The sky is covered with colorful kites and the roofs are covered with people wearing bright and vibrant clothes.

2. Eid ul Fitr – The Sweet Eid

Among all the festivals of Pakistan, Eid ul Fitr is the one when everyone makes the most preparations. Whether young or old, girl or boy, married or single; this event is for everyone. New clothes, shoes, jewelry, accessories, mehndi – in short, everything has to be perfect for this event.

Even if it calls for staying in the market through the whole of Chaand Raat, all preparations needs to be completed for Eid ul Fitr.

3. Eid ul Azha – The Big Eid

This Eid truly deserves to be called the big eid as everything related to this eid is big, from the meals to the family celebrations.

This is the perfect time to unite with long lost friends and relatives because festivities of such festivals of Pakistan are best experienced when you unite with your loved ones.

4. Independence day – 14 August

Throughout the month of August, everywhere you turn your eyes you will see the color green; this owes to the Independence Day observed in the middle of the month.

Big and small flags are mounted on every house, every shop, every corner and every vehicle to mark the national spirit and solidarity.

5. National Horse and cattle show

There are local horse and cattle shows in all 4 provinces but national horse and cattle show is something you won’t want to miss because it gathers together the best of talent from the whole country. People nurture their cattle and animals all year around for showcasing on this special festival.

Races, cattle dance, folk music and cultural shows are also exhibited on this show. These heritage shows are conducted in all parts of the country, but the most special one is held at Fortress Stadium Lahore.

6. Folk festivals

Folk festivals are a no-miss event because they combine the best of local cultures from all corners of Pakistan. There are local artists, food, music, traditional clothes and everything that is made-in-Pakistan on these folk festivals.

Folk dances and display of craftsmanship are the real entertaining part of these folk festivals. Famous artists play conventional music tunes and songs that are specially associated with the particular folk festival.

7. Death anniversary of saints

The death anniversaries of famous saints of Islam are celebrated with full zest in cities where they are buried. Tombs are decorated, people flood in, traditional food is served for free and qawaalis echo all day. Local fairs are also carried out nearby that are true epitome of national culture. Tombs of saints are spread through the country, but religious festivals of Pakistan are most famous in Lahore and Multan.

It’s not just the festival itself, the cuisines, cultural traditions and related performances that make the celebrations stand out from the rest of the world. Locals and people gathered from afar join together in harmony to mark a patriotic and unified spirit.

Mark your calendar with these festivals of Pakistan to prepare for them ahead of time. Do not miss out any of these as they will become your cherished memories for times to come

Mar 20, 2016

Tourists waiting for the Mini train at the entrance Time Office of Khewra Salt Mines, Pakistan

Tourists waiting for the Mini train at the entrance of Khewra Salt Mines, Pakistan

Tourists waiting for a ride on the Mini train, Khewra Salt Mines, Pakistan

The Illuminated Salt Mosque , inside Khewra Salt Mines

Illuminated "Salt Mosque" inside the visitors' area of Khewra Salt Mines, Pakistan Khewra Salt Mines is situated at the distance of 160 km from Islamabad and 260 km from Lahore in Tehsil Pind Dadan Khan District Jhelum. It has easy approach via Lahore – Islamabad Motorway through Lilla Interchange. Discovery of Rock Salt dates back to days of Alexander the great. It was in the year 1872, when scientific mining operation started under the British rule. Prior to annexation of Punjab by the British Empire in the year 1849, the salt mines in the province were owned and operated by the Janjua Rajas, and after its annexation, the British Government took over the administration of these mines. Centuries ago, salt was take out at these mines from the out-crops of the salt seams exposed to the surface of the hill by those who were living in its vicinity. Dr. Warth, a renowned Mining Engineer of UK, laid out the main tunnel at ground level in 1872 to have an easy and direct approach to salt deposits. The new system introduced by Dr. Warth is still in-vogue. There are 19 levels at present in the Khewra Mine with the systematic workings. Only 50% of salt is excavated from the working seam while the remaining 50% is left as pillars.