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Pakistan is the world's most populous country for tourism & culture.Pakistan is home to unmatched natural wonders, especially in the most populous province of Punjab. This name literally translates to "the land of 5 rivers" &  is famous for its many lakes, valleys, & pictures mountain scenery. Below, I have listed down 10 absolutely must-visit places in Punjab, northern Pakistan..!   Pakistan 🇵🇰 Monument       |Courtesy by teflcourse.net| (Edited by Ramzan Awan) The Pakistan Monument is a national monument and heritage museum located on the western Shakarparian Hills in Islamabad, Pakistan. The monument was constructed to symbolize the unity of the Pakistani people. It is dedicated to the people of Pakistan who sacrificed their "today" for a better "tomorrow"..! #1.Murree Hills Situated in the outskirts of the twin cities Rawalpindi-Islamabad, Murree Hills is the most beautiful mountain area in Punjab.The beauty of Murree Hills has been ...

It’s hard to imagine a more magnificent landscape than the rugged peaks,hidden villages and wind-swept plains of Pakistan.Here are  10  of the most beautiful places in Pakistan🇵🇰, from wild mountain passes & unreal lakes,& ancient forests...! |Courtesy by Wonder-lush.org|    (Edited by Ramzan Awan) Western media might try to tell you otherwise,but trust me–Pakistan is an absolutely  stunning  country. Think famous mountain peaks, emerald-green and turquoise-blue valleys,deserts filled with remnants of ancient civilization…!& that’s not even the half of it..! One thing’s for sure,Pakistan sure isn’t lacking in beautiful places to visit..! 10 Most Beautiful Places in Pakistan..! Episode#1 Without further ado,here are the 10 most beautiful places in Pakistan,a country that will quickly & fiercely stole your heart..! #1.SWAT VALLEY  Though it has had a rough past, the present and future of Swat Valley are shining  very  bright. ...

The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority "PTA🇵🇰" announced on Friday that broadband subscriptions in the country had reached 100 million...! |Courtesy by Dawn.com| |Prepared by Ramzan Awan| The PTA said there were fewer than 2m subscriptions in 2012, but after the introduction of 3G service the figure jumped to 16m in 2014 & now stood at 100m...! The telecom sector regulator claimed that currently around 87 per cent of the country’s population had access to internet/broadband services at one of the lowest rates in the region...! Moreover, broadband is provided over 3G/4G networks with an average download speed of 17.7Mbps and upload speed of 11.3Mbps (mobile) which is above the speed levels in other regional countries,as compared to prices,it claimed. PTA says 87pc of country’s population has access to internet services at one of lowest rates in region..! Mobile data prices declined to only 0.70pc of the gross national income (GNI) per capita which is well below the UN ...

Stretching Across Africa,Asia & Europe,the route is 22,387-km-long & hypothetically stands to take 587 days to cover if you walked 8 hours daily...!  | Courtesy by Outlookindia| Prepared by Ramzan Awan| PC.Google.com   Ever wondered what a long,uninterrupted walk would be like? Spanning over a distance of 22,387km approximately, potentially the world’s longest walkable road starts from Cape Town and concludes its run at Russia. If you decide to set foot on this challenging trail, it will be a journey of 587 days on foot for a person walking 8 hours a day — or 194 days of non-stop continuous walking (which is practically not feasible). There will 17 countries that the traveller will cross, six time zones that will cover the journey and an experience spanning several seasons and weathers. The journey on this recently discovered longest walkable road has been compared to 13 trips up and down Mount Everest...! PC. Google.com  With its starting point at Cape Town in So...

Missing climber Mohammad Ali Sadpara & two others who went missing earlier last month while attempting to scale the world's second-highest mountain have been officially declared dead...! |Courtesy by BBC|     |Edited by Ramzan Awan|  But Sadpara will be remembered as a versatile climber by the international community of mountaineers, and a hero in his native Pakistan...! He is the only Pakistani to have climbed eight of the world's 14 highest mountains, and he made the first ever winter ascent of the world's ninth highest peak, Nanga Parbat...! On Friday 5 February, he went missing along with two others - Iceland's John Snorri and Chile's Juan Pablo Mohr - while trying to climb K2, the world's second highest peak at 8,611m (28,251 ft) and also reputedly the deadliest...! His son Sajid was also a member of the team and the idea was for the father-and-son duo to summit K2 without oxygen, a feat never done before in winter. But Sajid had to turn back from a spo...