Uch Sharif’s history is rich with complexity and cultural blending. The city may trace its roots back to 325 BCE, possibly founded by Alexander the Great as Alexandria on the Indus. Natives from the Greek region of Thrace were said to have settled in Uch, at the confluence of the Acesines river with the Indus....Read More

The Manthal Buddha Rock unveils an ancient tale that takes us back to the eight century. Often overshadowed by the grandeur of the surrounding mountains, this remarkable site invites us to explore the late phase of the “Golden Era of Buddhism” in the upper Indus Valley, a period spanning from the eighth to the tenth...Read More

Nestled in the heart of Multan – the city of saints – the Tomb of Hazrat Shah Rukn-e-Alam stands not only as an architectural marvel but as a living testament to the spiritual richness that defines this historic city. Join us on a detailed exploration, delving into the intricate history, architectural grandeur, and profound cultural...Read More

Gandhara was the name of a region located in the present northwestern part of Pakistan. In the north it was extended into Swat valley while the valley of Peshawar was making is southern territories. In the west it included Jalalabad in Afghanistan. River Indus including Taxila marked its eastern boundary line. Ancient Gandhara is mentioned...Read More

The most historic and strategically crucial passage of Khyber Pass is part of Spinghar or Safed Koh mountain range which is a smaller range connected to Hindu Raj mountain range, extending up to Shandur Pass in the northeast while its eastern boundaries is flanked by the Himalayas separated by Indus River. On the western flank...Read More

Pakistan is home to a vibrant Sikh community, and it is also home to many historic and spiritual gurdwaras that are an important part of the country’s cultural heritage. The Sikhs ruled over Indian subcontinent and managed to stay for about over two decades. During this period there were a ton of new additions into...Read More