One of the greatest gifts that any government can give its people is designating and preserving its national parks. Urban centres in Pakistan are devoid of a healthy balance between nature and concrete.
Pakistan has 1,046km of coastline — a major part of which is in Balochistan. Most of our beaches remain isolated and unexplored. Perhaps that is a good thing, as it has given the local wildlife freedom to live naturally. It would have been possible on the beaches in Karachi, had there been no human interference.
A small stretch of beach on the Makran coast still remains mostly unexplored
The closest landmark is that it’s an hour away from Chandragup — the mud volcano revered and held sacred by the local Hindu community and which is a popular spot for local tourists and the astronomy club.
Dens burrowed by crabs dot the beach
There are several unexplored caves on the beach
This little strip of heaven is at the very end of the Sapat Bandar Beach.
Desolate and wild, this is home to a curious rock formation called Bujih Koh — a steep cliff rising from the sand entirely on its own. It’s separate from the cliff wall that stretches along the coast straddling the beach between its rocky embrace and the sea. Bujih Koh’s base is covered by the incoming tide.
Desolate and wild, the beach is home to a curious rock formation called Bujih Koh — a steep cliff rising from the sand entirely on its own. It’s separate from the cliff wall that stretches along the coast straddling the beach between its rocky embrace and the sea.
Bujih Koh, a lone rock formation rising from the sand
Winter is the season for sea sports in Pakistan. While summer brings strong winds, high tides and rough seas, in winter the Arabian Sea along the coast of Pakistan is calm — sometimes enough to give it a stunning tropical turquoise colour. Far away from concrete human settlement and light pollution, the beach is an entirely different entity at night. On full-moon nights, when the rays strike the surf of the incoming waves, they almost seem to glow
Pakistan Army| Takes tank to 12,000ft world record height Tweet By: Adeel Raja Making a new world record, Pakistan Army took an operation tank to 12,000 feet high at the Pakistan-Afghanistan border. According to a photo circulating on social media, the tank has been taken to the Brekh Muhammad Kandao (BMT) Top in the Safed Koh Range on the fenced Pakistan-Afghanistan border in Rajgal Valley of FATA. The area is opposite to Tora Bora in Afghanistan. Sharing the news, media person Adeel Raja tweeted: “Pakistan Army takes a tank to 12,000ft height, a world record.”
11 Natural Wonders in Pakistan That Should Be On Your Wish List Pakistan has an extraordinary and magnificent variety of landscapes ranging from five of the highest mountain peaks in the world to some of the largest and unique plateaus in the west and finally, awe-inspiring flat Indus plains in the east. It is a land in which the entire canvas of its topography is colored with picturesque valleys, treacherous mountaintops, serene bodies of water and lush green meadows. K2 Mountain Range K2 is a magnificent snow-covered mountain that reflects the powerful might of nature in all of its glory, making it marvelous and terrifying at the same time. It is the second-highest mountain in the entire world reaching an unfathomable height of 28,253 feet (8,612 meters). K2 is often referred to as the ‘Savage Mountain’ because it is an excruciatingly difficult ascent with one of the highest prevailing fatality rates for all climbers who dare t...
Lahore ATC: sentenced 24-year to cyberstalker for harassing lady doctors An uncommon antiterrorism court in Lahore on Wednesday condemned a cyberstalker to 24 years detainment and forced a fine of Rs0.7 million for coercing scores of ladies and blackmailing cash from them, a large number of whom were woman specialists. Abdul Wahab, an occupant of Punjab's Layyah locale, was captured in 2015 from Naran after the trick surfaced that about 200 ladies, including woman specialists and medical attendants of some administration showing healing centers of Lahore, had been hassled or extorted by him. Along these lines, Gawal Mandi police headquarters in Lahore enlisted an argument against him. It was later uncovered that the vast majority of the unfortunate casualties were house officers and postgraduate students from Lord Edward Therapeutic College, Fatima Jinnah Medicinal College and Kids Doctor's facility, Lahore. The convict used to present him...
Comments
Post a Comment