Punjab Tourism

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Wheat Fields in Punjab, Pakistan.

Wheat was a key factor enabling the emergence of city-based societies at the start of civilization. Wheat normally needs between 110 and 130 days between planting and harvest, depending upon climate, seed type, and soil conditions.
 
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Derawar Fort, Pakistan.

It is an ancient fort located in Cholistan Desert in Pakistan. The Fort was built by Deoraj, a prince of Jaisalmer. The forty bastions of Derawar are visible for many miles in Cholistan Desert. The walls have a circumference of 1500 metres and stand up to thirty metres high!

The first fort on the site was built by Hindu Rajput, Rai Jajja Bhati of Jaisalmer. It remained in the hands of the royal family of Jaisalmer until captured and completely rebuilt by the nawabs of Bahawalpur in 1733.
 
Happy World Tourism Day!

Through the "CM Magnificent Punjab" initiative, our government is dedicated to preserving our rich heritage.

From the ancient wonders of Harappa and Taxila to the majestic forts of Rohtas and Derawar, we are ensuring these sites stand for generations.

We are also restoring monuments like the Summit Minar and cultural landmarks like Javed Manzil and the historic St. Andrew's Church. Come explore the beauty of Pakistan!


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Happy World Tourism Day!

Through the "CM Magnificent Punjab" initiative, our government is dedicated to preserving our rich heritage.

From the ancient wonders of Harappa and Taxila to the majestic forts of Rohtas and Derawar, we are ensuring these sites stand for generations.

We are also restoring monuments like the Summit Minar and cultural landmarks like Javed Manzil and the historic St. Andrew's Church. Come explore the beauty of Pakistan!


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Rural suburbs of the mighty Chenab between Gujrat & Sialkot are breathtakingly beautiful.
P.C: Mehdi Bukhari

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Kotli Sattian to Rival Murree as a Tourist Destination

The government of #Pakistan is surveying new plans to make Kotli Sattian a tourist destination in a bid to reduce the overcrowding in Murree, as revealed by MNA Sadaqat Ali Abbasi.

He mentioned that a tourism highway leading to Kotli Sattian from Lower Topa, Murree, to Chowk Pindori via Bostanabad has also been added to the developmental pipeline in the near-term projects, for which the concerned authorities will submit a detailed proposal in the upcoming weeks.

Unnamed sources quoted the Commissioner Office for a response stating that Kotli Sattian will be developed as an alternative to Murree, and that the provincial government is devising numerous plans to help identify tourism sites in the region.

It was also mentioned that an alternative hill station is being constructed as a fail-safe load reduction strategy to reduce traffic problems in the area. Roads, greenbelts, and sitting spots will be developed, and forest protection guidelines will be circulated across the region in due time.

The Commissioner’s Office added that the century-old forest treehouse that had been built during the dying years of the British Raj will also be renovated to add more color and beauty to the region



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he Rare and Purest mineral rich Pakistani Rock Salt famously known as Himalayan Pink Salt is mined in Pakistan which is imported by many countries but foreign traders relabel it as ''Made in XYZ'' instead of Pakistan.


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Jandi Chontran as a hill station Its waaaay closer to cities like Lahore and Gujranwala than Murree is and the views there are really great

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