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Introduction to the Sutlej River The Sutlej River is one of the major eastern rivers of the Indus River system. It originates near Mount Kailash in Tibet, flows through Himachal Pradesh and…

By: Travel & Culture Services In Punjab, Pakistan, the heartwarming and unusual love story of a government school principal, Ayesha Khan, and a school peon, Imran Ali, has captured attention across social…

Date of Delivery: December 14, 1956 Speaker: Allama I.I. Qazi This historic lecture by Allama Imdad Ali Imam Qazi, delivered on December 14, 1956, explores the concept of life through the lenses…

Kahuta, a small town only 35–40 km from Islamabad, is more famous today for its nuclear facility. Yet, hidden in its narrow streets and hills are centuries-old Hindu temples and Sikh gurdwaras…

Katas Raj Temple Complex Stands Intact After Deluge Location: Choa Saidan Shah, Chakwal District, Punjab, Pakistan Published: July 2025 Despite flash floods on July 16–17, the ancient Katas Raj Temple complex—one of…

Gilgit-Baltistan is home to over 8,400 glaciers, including some of the world’s longest outside the polar regions such as the Biafo Glacier (67km), Batura Glacier (57km), and Hispar Glacier (49km). These glaciers…

Once a serene and life-giving river, the Swat River has today become a silent killer — the result of unregulated sand and gravel mining over the past decade. The sound of flowing…

Google Street View is best known as a tool that allows people to explore streets and neighborhoods around the world. However, few realize that it can also be a source of income,…

Pakistan offers everything a traveler could dream of—majestic mountains, culture of deserts, mighty rivers, and rich cultural heritage. From ancient forts and mosques to breathtaking landscapes, Pakistan is a paradise for explorers….

To escape the monotonous routine of city life, I packed my rucksack one October afternoon and headed for the mountains to satisfy my wanderlust. This has become a routine over time; every…