Getting a SIM Card in Pakistan by foreign resident is relatively simple and easy. The traveler or foreign resident has to visit Cellular company’s office along with following documents to go a Mobile SIM card in Pakistan. Selection of data package is then up to the customer to select as per his or her requirement and liking. […]
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With the introduction of Touch Mobiles and androids, Mobile phones nowadays have become a necessity more than a luxury and enjoyment. Choosing the best mobile for me has now been a challenging task. Countless companies are now assembling, manufacturing, and marketing mobile phones. Some are using their brand names and introducing new and latest features
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Introduction to Ghizer Valley Gilgit Ghizer Valley is a very beautiful and scenic place with abundant natural resources and breathtaking views. Ghizer district has several valleys and lakes. It is a lush green mountainous area with colorful water streams and stunning landscapes. Location of Ghizer Valley Ghizer Valley is located in the North of Gilgit Baltistan.
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Introduction to Bari Imam Bari Imam, also known as Shah Abdul Latif Kazmi, was a Sufi saint who lived in the 17th century in the region that is now Pakistan. He is widely revered as a spiritual guide and his shrine is a popular destination for pilgrims from across the country. Bari Imam is a main
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Introduction Lake View Park Rawal Dam Islamabad is also known as Rawal Lake View Park. The park was built and renovated in 20. The park has huge gardens and grassy areas where one can enjoy picnics with friends and family members. Besides Park has dedicated areas for different outdoor activities like barbeque parties, social gatherings,
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Lok Virsa Islamabad is a Heritage Museum located in Shakarparian area in the heart of Islamabad. It is positioned between Zero point of Islamabad and Faizabad (junction point of twin cities i.e., Islamabad and Rawalpindi) Pakistan Heritage Museum is just a few meters away from Pakistan Monument. Museum is located at a peaceful area and surrounded by forest and greenery. Lok
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Introduction Shah ALLAH Ditta caves can be found in a centuries-old village located in Sector D-12 (a few kilometers from Sector E-11) at the foothills of the Margalla Hills in Islamabad. These Caves in Shah ALLAH Ditta village are surrounded by the stunning lush green, saffron fields beyond the first layer of the Margalla Hills. It is believed
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The city is blessed with plenty of greenery and natural beauty. This includes hiking trails in Islamabad starting from the foothills of beautiful Margalla Hills and ending at the Top. Note: Smart Watch will help you to monitor your hiking performance, speed, Heart rate, etc. Hiking Trails in Islamabad Hiking Trail 1 Trail 1 starts at Margalla Hills
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Introduction Pakistan Monument is a testament to the unity and sacrifices of the Pakistani people. This national monument and cultural heritage museum located on the western Shakarparian hills in Islamabad holds importance in the hearts of citizens and visitors alike. Symbolizing unity, remembering sacrifices, and embracing diversity, this architectural wonder symbolizes Pakistan’s rich cultural tapestry
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Shah Faisal Mosque, Islamabad is one of the most beautiful & unique mosques in the world and is the Landmark of Islamabad. It is also one of the biggest mosques in the world. Location of Faisal Masjid Shah Faisal Masjid is built on the foothills of lush & bushy Margalla Hills and is a main tourist spot in Islamabad.
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