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KKH - Day 1, Islamabad to Gilgit 05/2009 : A 15 hour drive with a very good and safe driver in a private car. Traveling the Karakoram Highway from Islamabad, Pakistan to Kashgar, China.

KKH - Day 1, Islamabad to Gilgit 05/2009

travvvelller

A 15 hour drive with a very good and safe driver in a private car. Tr ...

Updated: Jun 08, 2009 9:21am PST

Karimabad - Baltit Fort 05/2009 : Towering high above Karimabad, visible from just about every place in town.

Karimabad - Baltit Fort 05/2009

travvvelller

Towering high above Karimabad, visible from just about every place in ...

Updated: May 22, 2009 6:15am PST

Pakistan, Mar 2005 : Visit to Pakistan: Karachi, Islamabad, Lahore between 28th Feb 2005 and 12th March 2005 PictoJournal posted at http://suchit.net/photo/pakistan_2005/index.htm

Pakistan, Mar 2005

Suchit Nanda

Visit to Pakistan: Karachi, Islamabad, Lahore between 28th Feb 2005 an ...

Updated: May 18, 2009 8:30am PST

Art on wheels 05/2009 : The colorful vehicles of Pakistan. Trucks, buses, rikshaws etc. Some of the most amazing vehicles I have ever seen.

Art on wheels 05/2009

travvvelller

The colorful vehicles of Pakistan. Trucks, buses, rikshaws etc. Som ...

Updated: May 09, 2009 2:05am PST

Islamabad - Faisal Mosque at night 05/2009 :

Islamabad - Faisal Mosque at night 05...

travvvelller

Updated: May 08, 2009 10:49pm PST

Pakistan 2001 :

Pakistan 2001

Gabriel

Updated: Mar 15, 2009 10:27am PST

My Sketches : I'm not an artist but sometimes when I am in a good mood or when I am stressed up then I do draw sketches here and there on the pieces of paper, just to be binned later on. But sometimes I do like some ideas behind those drawings and I keep them to be uploaded later on, on my website. It's only since the end of last year (2006) that I have begun to draw more and more - couple of sketches per month. I feel that I have got the artistic germs but I don't know whether at this age (in my 40's) I will have the time and the patience to develop it any further!

My Sketches

Khadimsquetta

I'm not an artist but sometimes when I am in a good mood or when I am ...

Updated: Jan 07, 2009 4:49am PST

Quetta Historical Pictures :

Quetta Historical Pictures

Khadimsquetta

Updated: Nov 08, 2008 3:18am PST

King City Lahore : I went to Lahore (23-2-2008)for only few hours. Here are few photos of life in Lahore which i could capture in available time. It is huge city and one the most lively city of Pakistan. Full of culture and tons of things to see.These are photos from only "Data Derbar" and "Food Street". Lahore fort photos to come. You need lots of time to see full Lahore. People are very warm. People say "If you haven't seen lahore you are not yet born". Will add details of the photos when gallery is complete

King City Lahore

Awais Yaqub

I went to Lahore (23-2-2008)for only few hours. Here are few photos of ...

Updated: Jul 25, 2008 2:00pm PST

Darawar Fort Cholistan : <cneter>The Rohi, or Cholistan, is a barren desert tract, bounded on the north and west by the Hakra depression with ruins of old settlements along its high banks; it is still inhabited by nomads. It is at a distance of 30 km. from Bahawalpur. The word 'Cholistan' is derived from the word 'cholna' which means moving. It covers an area of about 16,000 square km and extends into the Thar Desert of India. The region was once watered by the Hakra River, known as the Saravati in vedic times. At one time there were 400 forts in the area and archaeological finds around the Darawar Fort, the only place with a perennial waterhole. The average annual rainfall is only 12 cm, and the little cultivation is made possible by underground wells, drawn up by the camels. The water is stored in troughs, built by the tribes, between sandhills and din waterholes called tobas. The forts here were built at 29 km intervals, which probably served as guard posts for the camel caravan routes. There were three rows of these forts. the first line of forts began from Phulra and ended in Lera, the second from Rukhanpur to Islamgarh, and the third from Bilcaner to Kapoo. They are all in ruins now, and you can see that they were built with double walls of gypsum blocks and mud. Some of them date back to 1000 BC, and were destroyed and rebuilt many times. Cholistan also boasts of many old forts such as Derawar,Vingrot, Banwar, Marcot, Wilhar, Maujgharh, Mao, Phuira and Din-gharh etc. This whole fort is made of clay and bricks and hight is 30 meters</center>

Darawar Fort Cholistan

Awais Yaqub

The Rohi, or Cholistan, is a barren desert tract, bounded on the north ...

Updated: Jun 30, 2008 2:41pm PST

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