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The Poonch house building at Saddar Bazar Rawalpindi is a majestic specimen of colonial architecture, still surviving in its grandeur. The arched verandas have seen the highs of Kashmiri Rulers, Colonial British Generals enjoying its opulent luxury, and the lows of Pakistani politicians being brought in chains in Military trials. This building was constructed by…
Pakistan’s ancient history as the Indus Valley, diversified geography, have shaped its melting pot cultural legacy of Lok Virsa Folk Heritage. Pakistani traditional arts include:- Painting and calligraphy Pakistani painting and calligraphy date to the Mughal period. Notable painters and calligraphers are:- Abdur Rahman Chughtai Sadequain Gulgee Jamil Naqsh Mosques, Shrines, temples, structures, and texts…
From its ancient Indus Valley Civilization roots, hunters in Pakistan have long held on to hunting traditions that found a mention in Skylax’s (Darius II’s Scout) Travelogue of 500 BC. Popular Pakistani Game Animals and Birds Pakistan is open for hunting of:- Ducks: Mallards, northern pintails, and common teals are some of the most hunted…
Gurdwara Nirankari Bazar is located right in the center of bustling Namak Mandi Rawalpindi. The taste of Sikhism is in its history of philanthropy, bravery, and entrepreneurship that symbolizes the adherents of the Sikh religion. Nirankari Bazar Gurdwara stands out in Sikh history and culture in Rawalpindi. Gurudwara Nirankari Bazar- Side view History of Gurdwara…
Temples of Hinduism are concentrated around Murree Road in Rawalpindi and so are Parsi and Sikh ones too. Non-Muslim Population of Pakistan in 1947 Before 1947, Rawalpindi was a non-Muslim majority city made up of:- Sikh Hindus Parsi (Zoroastrians) Anglo-Indian European Jewish people They were settled in the cities by the colonials to give them…