Provinces
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Capital of Balochistan province. Gateway to Iran, Gulf and Europe. Surrounded by Chilton, Zeghun and Koh-e-Murdar mountains. Generally dry clod in winter. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Plum, peaches, pomegranates, apricot and special kind of cherry, pistachios and almonds grown in abundance. The hostel is located in the sports complex of Balochistan province. All important events and exhibitions take place in the complex. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Sights Hina Lake, 10-Km east of Quetta is a good picnic spot. Two museums, Military’s Command and Staff College, Urch Valley, Hazerganji and Chilton National Park are the place to visit. Hill station Ziarat (2462 meters) 122-Km south east of Quetta. It was first developed as a summer resort by the British. It is extremely popular in summer from April to October. |
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Europe. Railroad station connection to all Pakistani cities. The hostel is located at the beginning of the main boulevard of the east residential area, Hayatabad. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
It is at the walking distance from the famous shopping centre of Bara.
Sights City of flowers and capital of NWFP Province. Centuries old centre of historic Budhist period, Gandhara Budhist museum, Balahisar Fort and Khyber Pass, the West’s and North’s Gateway to India. European, Asian and Central Asian Invaders used to conquer India through this region. It is the overland route to Central Asia and Europe. Alexander the Great, the Greek Conqueror, was held up for 40-days in near by Charsadda. Great Mughal Emperors and marching armies of Aryans, Sythians, Persians, Geeks, Turks and Mongols crossed Khyber Pass into India from this area. Yadgar Chowk (Square), storytellers Qissa Khwani Bazaar, old bazaars, coppersmith’s shops and Mahabat Khan Mosque. Shopping The bazaars of the old city are the most fascinating places to hunt for souvenirs copperware, carpets, antiques, handicrafts sponsored by Ockenden Trust, near Jan Bakery, Saddar Road is worth visiting. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Gateway to Western China, on way to Pakistan's Northern Areas, established in 1853 as a new cantonment town, named after British soldier James Abott. Pakistan’s most prestigious Military Academy, Kakul is located here. It is a base of Frontier Force, Baloch Regiment, Army Medical Corps and Army School of Music. It is also home of some prestigious Public Schools of Pakistan.
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The hostel is surrounded by tall pine trees, provides a very relaxed and peaceful atmosphere. Lot of monkeys and languors found here.
Sights A Chairlift operates at Ayubia. It gives a good view of the National Park. The visitors walk through the National Park to go to Dunga Gali, which is another holiday resort. There is a short cut of 6-Km to Nathia Gali, summer Headquarters of NWFP Government. Along the pipeline one can take a very interesting walk up to the hills of Nathioa Gali (2370 meters) and Kunala (2340 meters). | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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The youth hostel building is located at a height of 1600 meters, 1.5-km short of Naran. The hostel is surrounded by tall pine trees. It gives an extremely beautiful look of the valley and winding river down below stays with the visitors all the time. Lake Saif-ul-Maluk is an attractive sight during summer. The lake is a three hours walk from Naran. Jeeps are also available to reach at the lake only in 45 minutes. The local storytellers speak of princess and fairies and romance attached to the lake.
Sights World’s largest Blue/Green water lake Saf ul Maluk, very picturesque area, cold-water trout fishing & ideal trekking. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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The area is not thickly populated. There is also a forest department Rest House. The Hostel building gives an ambitious look. Sharan has breath taking natural wild beauty. In addition to wildlife, there are a lot of singings. The famous forest of Darshi is located close at hand.
Sights Sharan youth hostel is located at a place, which is particularly suitable for trekking. The hostellers explore the area by walking and trekking to new directions every day. The peaceful wild beauty of the place attracts the hostellers to stay for more days than normally plan. The services of a guide are provided to the youth during their stay in the hostel. Thick natural hard wood forests of Naddi and Daddar, pleasant walks, Suburb Mountains and lake views, cold-water trout fishing, high peaks and ideal for hiking. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Groups of Gypsies are seen going up in search of food for their sheep & goats. The road to Batakundi was jeep track but recently it is being replaced by a metalled road. The area is open for the tourists.
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The history of the Gilgit remained in oblivion as there is no written record. Gilgit is the junction point of three greatest Mountain Ranges of the world, Karakuram, Hindukush and Himalayas. These three ranges are separated by two rivers, River Indus and River Gilgit joining with each other at this spot. The importance of Gilgit has increased with the construction of Karakuram Highway, which connects it with the khunjarab Pass at the Chinese border. It is surrounded by snow covered peaks ranging from 1600 meters to 8000 metes. K-2 the world’s second highest peak is located in this area. Some of the world’s longest glaciers Siachin, Baltoro and Biafo are located in this area.
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Founder of Pakistan, Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah was born in Karachi. He was schooled here and died here. Karachi has now an international Airport, two ports and it is also linked by train with all parts of the country.
Karachi is the biggest city of Pakistan. It caters the social, cultural and commercial touristic requirements of the domestic and foreign tourists. Sights Quaid-e-Azam Mazar, Qar-e-Fatima, Mohatta Palace, Manghoh Pir’s Mazar, Catholic Church of Holy Trimity, Empress Market (1899), Saint Patrick Catholic Church, Karachi University, the Karachi School of Arts, Art Galaries, Liaquat Hall, Freer Hall 1865. Things to do:Karachi Golf Club, Karachi Race Course, National Museum, Zoological Garden, Beaches and Fun lands, water spots, unique City sights, Haleji Lake, Kenjher Lake etc. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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The hostel is located at Larkana, 12-km from Mohinjodaro. This place is reachable by Air, Bus and railway from Karachi and Sukkar.
Sights Mohinjodaro archeological sights and museum are one of the most stunning, restored and preserved prehistoric sights in the whole world. ShoppingIndus Valley Civilization souvenirs. Block printing cotton cloth; “Ajrak” and traditional Sindhi caps. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Jamshoro - Hyderabad | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
It was named after its ruler Hyder Quli Arghuni. The Hostel at Jamshoro is located on Super Highway near the entry point of the University Campus. The city is accessible by rail and road. It is a newly constructed building with all accessories dinning, sitting, community baths, kitchen and lounge.
Twenty one Kalhora Tombs, Tombs of Talpur Mir Rulers, Qadam Gah of Hazrat Ali, Sindh Provincial Museum, Talpur Museum and famous British Built Kotry Barrage, which is 1,000 meters long consist of 44 spans. 4-star canal originated from it, which irrigate one million hector of land. |
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