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Murree is a hill station, subdivision of punjab provinne.

Northern areas of Pakistan, spread over 72,496 sq.Km. are as fascinating as its southern region.

narh is located NE of islamabad approx 80 km towards azad kashmir . it is beautiful place and people use to come for picnic & tourism, this place is not famous becuse nobody knows much about it but let me tell u one thing if u visit once u will never forget, its mind blowing place so must visit this place

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Visit HUNZA See all Beautiful points in Northern Area of Pakistan. View Sides: Gilget, karim Abad, Baltit Fort, Altit Fort,Ganish, Sost Boder, Khunjerab Pass Hopper Glacier, Atta Abad Lake, Rakaposhi Views etc. Packags: 8 Day trip…(30000/person) 8 Day trip Student Packag(20000/person) 10 Days trip, Stay in 3 Star Hotel in Hunza with meal, Traveling all famous points, Camping in Beautiful sides. Just in 35000 thousands. Please contact: Kamran Hussain(Abbottabad Office) Cell #0314 5004035 Ikram Hussain (world Roof Hotel Hunza) Cell # 0346 2199919 Tel # 05813457153

COMSATS ADVENTURE CLUB (CAC) is a university level club being managed by student of COMSATS Islamabad, and by far one of its kinds in comparison to other clubs existing throughout different universities in Pakistan. The Club is a non-profit earning organization as defined in section 15-d (1) of the Income Tax Act, 1922. Apart from mountaineering, it also organizes events like rock-climbing, paragliding, trekking, horse riding, target shooting, rappelling Camping etc. These are organized at a quarterly basis throughout a year which also includes weekend trips lasting over the entire quarter break, as well as month long summer expeditions. Executive Council of the COMSATS Adventure Club will be in liaison with the other Adventure Clubs of Pakistan for guideline and support in the field of adventure like The Falcon Adventure Club, Alpine Club of Pakistan, Fast Adventure Club, SKANS Tours Society, LUMS Adventure Society, Islamians Alpine Club, ICB Trekking and Hiking Club and many other clubs of Pakistan. Our Mission is to: -> Promote Constructive Adventure Sports in COMSATS Institute of Information Technology. -> Create awareness among Students to identify and enhance their abilities to help building a “Beautiful and Peaceful Pakistan”. -> Establish a pool of talented students and invite them to do something for humanity without any race or creed. -> Explore and enjoy the remote and hidden places of earth. -> Practice and promote the responsible use of the earth’s ecosystems and resources. -> Protect and restore the quality of the natural and human environment and architectural heritage. -> Use the lawful means to carry out these objectives.

ابر، ہوا ، مہتاب ، گٹھائیں ،بادل ، جھرنے ، بجلی ، پھول اس دامن میں سب ہی کچھ ہے ۔۔ ۔۔ ۔۔ ۔۔ ۔۔۔ ۔۔۔ ۔۔۔ ۔۔۔ ۔۔ ۔۔ "virtual provokes actual" Basic thought is to explore every place of Gilgit Baltistan About Gilgit Baltistan: ============== From the mighty stretches of the Karakorams in the North to the vast alluvial delta of the Indus River in the South, Pakistan remains a land of high adventure and nature. Trekking, mountaineering, white water rafting, wild boar hunting, mountain and desert jeep safaris, camel and yak safaris, trout fishing and bird watching, are a few activities, which entice the adventure and nature lovers to Pakistan. Introduction (Northern Area of Pakistan) ========================= The Northern Area is the most spectacular and fascinating region of Pakistan. It is here that the world's three famous mountain ranges meet - the Himalayas, the Karakorams and the Hindukush. The whole Northern Pakistan has come to be known as a paradise for mountaineers, climbers, trekkers, hikers and anglers of the most famous Trout fish. In the northern regions of Pakistan, at a stone's throw from the Amu Darya, is Bam-e-Dunya (the roof of the world). This was the name given to the great Pamir plateau, apex of six of the mightiest mountain ranges of the world. Baltistan ========= Actually a complex of beautiful valleys, is situated amid the famous ranges of Himalaya and Karakoram, straddling the river Indus, between Ladakh and Gilgit. Some of the highest peaks of the world - Chogo-ri (K-2), Mashabrum (K-1) and Gashabrum group of peaks besides beautiful glaciers like Sia-chen, Baltoro, Biafo and Chogo-lungma are situated in this region. The dimensions of Baltistan have been fluctuating over the course of history. It is currently smaller than ever before, with an area of 17,000 square kms. and an estimated population of 4,00,000. Baltistan consists of six major valleys like Skardo, Rongdo, Shigar, Khaplo, Kharmang and Gultari. Baltistan presents a beautiful contrast of high peaks, deep gorges, straddling glaciers, vast deserts, sandy plains, turquoise blue lakes, colourful panorama, lush green oases and villages. Historical Prospective ================== The first reference about the area (Baltistan) occurs in the Epic of King Gesar (Kesar), but in a fragmentary shape. Reliable historical records date from the last days of Palolashahi rulers of Baltistan (Palolo) who, according to some rock-inscriptions, ruled the area of Ladakh and Gilgit too from the 5th century to 727 AD. In 727 AD the Tibetan king Khri-Lde-gtsug-bRtan invaded Baltistan and in 737 AD the Tibetans conquered Brushal (modern Gilgit) annexing these to their empire. These areas remained provinces of the Tibetan empire till the death of the last king of Tibet Glang-Darma around 880/900 AD, when the foremost western provinces, Baltistan and Brushal became independent. Since then till the 12th century AD, Baltistan remained under several petty chiefs under the overlordship of the Shagari-tribe of Skardo. In 12/13th century AD, a young fugitive namely Ibrahim Shah, migrated to Baltistan from Iran via Kashmir, managed to obtain power in Skardo and founded the Maqpon Dynasty which subsequently ruled the area for twenty-four succeeding generations. During the reign of ninth Maqpon ruler namely Ghota-Cho-Senge, one Saint Syed Ali Hamadani introduced Islam to the region. In 1531 AD Sultan Saeed Khan, the ruler of Kashgar invaded Ladakh and Baltistan. Ali Sher Khan Anchan the most powerful king, fifteenth in the kings of the Maqpon Dynasty, conquered Ladakh and Western Tibet up to Purang in the east and Gilgit and Chitral in the west during his reign (1590-1625 AD). Similarly his grandson Shah Murad conquered all these areas for the second time between 1655-1680 AD. For about two hundred years all these areas remained tributaries to the Maqpoon kings of Baltistan. A comparatively new, more graceful culture and tradition of fine-arts flourished during this era. The Maqpon kings were great patrons and admirers of the new culture and society. In 1779 AD the Afghans of Kashmir invaded Skardo but could not sustain their control any longer. In 1840 AD the Dogras of Jammu conquered Baltistan and annexed it to their State, but in 1947-48 AD the area was annexed to Pakistan. However, Pakistan has maintained its status as the disputed area of Kashmir. Language & its origin =============== The language spoken by the entire population of Baltistan is called -BALTI- which is an archaic dialect of Tibetan language. At present Balti has been heavily influenced by Burushaski, Turkish and Urdu and affected by Muslim literature in Persian. With the result, it has deviated from the original Tibetan language.

Introduction Khairpur district, densely populated area with more than 1.6 million people, dotted with a wealth of heritage assets that have remained hidden from the public view. We have all heard of the Kot Diji Fort, as well as the prehistoric Rohri range of hills. There are other plenty of places for tourists, which they will find attractive and interesting. Khairpur used to be a Princely state, a state of Mir’s from Talpur Dynasty. No one would disagree if we quote that Khairpur was one of the Economic Zones of Sindh. Still there is a chance of making Khairpur bread basket for the people living in it and to reinvigorate it through different ways. The incredible potential for Khairpur, where the population and economy are relatively large, is that a focused tourism product development program could have a major economic impact and truly change the paradigm of development. For fragile natural and cultural resources to survive in the long term — the nation as a whole must see benefits from conserving them. And people are tired of seeing old visiting places. As far as the Tourism is concerned, scope of Tourism has decreased to the minimal level in Sindh and as it has never been the first choice of the people to consider for recreation, or we can say they had never given a chance to go for it. Even now a day’s people are reluctant to go for picnics anywhere, looking at the endless chaos around the country and cities. Khairpur Heritage Centre provides the opportunity to the people of Khairpur and the people across Sindh to experience the pleasure at the unseen and unexplored historical sites of the Khairpur Mirs. Vision and Mission Statements of Khairpur Heritage Centre Vision To promote tourism and preservation of Heritage sites by developing world class recreation site equipped with modern amenities so as to attract tourism from within and outside Khairpur. Mission Conserving and restoring Old Heritage sites and buildings, District Khairpur has a rich history and culture the main objective is to restore the pristine glory of district Khairpur and to provide an opportunity to the people of Sindh to experience the unseen and unexplored sites of Khairpur Mir’s.

Extreme Pakistan exposes the Extreme and Untold beauty of Pakistan We intend to share the live experiences while tourism adventure.

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