Shah Allah Ditta Caves, Islamabad, Pakistan
Shah Allah Ditta Caves are historic rock shelters beside a natural spring in the Margalla Hills, approximately 14 kilometres northwest of central…
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Shah Allah Ditta Caves are historic rock shelters beside a natural spring in the Margalla Hills, approximately 14 kilometres northwest of central…
Khewra Salt mines of Pind Dadan Khan, Jhelum Administrative Region is the second largest Salt mine in the world with an estimated…
Lal Kurti is one of Rawalpindi’s older neighbourhoods and contains several buildings connected with its pre-Partition Hindu community. Its surviving temples, mansions…
Nathiagali Kalabagh, Pakistan are sister towns in the Galiat hill station of Murree hills. Gora Sahib used to cool off here in…
Rawal Dam Temple is a small historic Hindu shrine in the Islamabad–Rawalpindi area. Although less elaborate than the major temples of the…
The ruins of Bhai Bhag Singh Gurdwara stand in Kurri, an old settlement near Islamabad and Rawalpindi. Although much of the religious…
Miri Fort is one of Quetta’s most important historic sites. Built on an elevated mound, it served as a seat of authority…
This short heritage walk through old Rawalpindi connects Bagh Sardaran, Jamia Masjid, Purana Qila, Shah Chan Chiragh and several surviving Hindu temple…
Sujan Singh Haveli is one of the most remarkable surviving historic residences in old Rawalpindi. Hidden within the narrow streets of Bhabra…