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In Pakistan, gate is also Zindabad

 

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Kumrat, KP.

 

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Most likely, the beautiful Karakoram.

 

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KKH

 

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Nagar Fort Chitral KP.

 

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With Kahwa

 

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Village life in Pakistan.

 

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Sharan Forest, Paras, Kaghan Valley

Sharan is a beautiful, untouched forest reserve in KPK, Pakistan.
The forest is dense with heavy vegetation. It is for now mostly non-commercial, hence very clean with less influx of tourists.
The forest is adjacent to Manshi Top, which again is a lush green plateau. You can expect to find rich flora and fauna, dense mossy formations, mushrooms, wild fruits on trees and water streams.
The locals are friendly, there is a camp site inside the forest with small huts owned by forest and tourism departments.

Photo by Sher Ali Photography

 

[ghazi52]

Taobat (ٹاؤبٹ ‎) is a village in Sharda Tehsil in Neelam Valley, Azad Kashmir, Pakistan.

It is located 200 kilometers (120 mi) from Muzaffarabad and 39 kilometers (24 mi) from Kel.
It is the last station in Neelam valley. It is also the nearest location from where Neelam River enters Pakistani territory and becomes River Neelum.

Photo by Mehboob Ahmed

 

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Basho is a beautiful and picturesque valley in Skardu Valley at a distance of about one and half hour drive from the Skardu city.

The valley is covered with a lush evergreen forest of different species, pastures and gushing, and trickling streams that make it a part of heaven

 

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Basho is a beautiful and picturesque valley in Skardu Valley at a distance of about one and half hour drive from the Skardu city.

The valley is covered with a lush evergreen forest of different species, pastures and gushing, and trickling streams that make it a part of heaven


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Does Pakistan have trout? I could easily see myself fishing for some nice rainbow trout in a river like that.

 

[ghazi52]

Does Pakistan have trout? I could easily see myself fishing for some nice rainbow trout in a river like that.

Yes, Pakistan has trout, specifically two species: brown trout and rainbow trout. These trout species, though exotic to Pakistan, have established themselves in the rivers and streams of the northern regions, particularly in the KP and Northern Areas.

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