Khesraw Hayat Kakakhail (Golaghmuli, Ghizer) Ghizer is aptly referred to as the \’land of lakes\’, a title that barely scratches the surface of its breathtaking natural beauty. The sheer magnificence of this region leaves both visitors and locals in awe, prompting spontaneous expressions of wonder and reverence. I\’ve had a lifelong fascination with exploring these […]
Ihsan Ullah Meer Historically, Chitral has experienced floods and landslides primarily during the early months of July and August. These events were mostly triggered by heavy rains, causing mild floods to cascade down the hills through their natural channels and into the riverbeds. While these occurrences were relatively common, their impact on human life and
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Col (r) Ikram Ullah Khan On 10 July at 9am we left Gilgit for Phander as our next destination. On the way, we had a brief stopover at Singul, a beautiful hamlet located at a distance of 70 km from Gilgit. This beautiful village with extreme scenic beauty is situated right on the river bank.
Deh ba Deh CHITRAL, Jul 14 (APP): Madaklasht, the most scenic valley of Chitral has awaited the KP government’s attention to build its infrastructure imperative for promotion of adventure and mountain tourism besides bolstering rural economy. Famous for lush green valleys, snow-clad mountains peaks, waterfalls and primitive history, Madaklasht is s beautiful tourist destination under
Deh ba Deh A.M. Khan The first village in the union council (UC) of Terich in Upper Chitral, Wamizhed is located almost 7,000 meters above sea level. It appears unique by its pristine lifestyle, mores and people’s togetherness. Wamizhed is about 40 km from Booni, the headquarters of district Upper Chitral, and 16 km from
