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ADVENTURE DIARIES

Khyber Pass

“When spring-time flushes the desert grass, Our kafilas wind through the Khyber Pass. Lean are the camels but fat the frails, Light are the purses but heavy the bales, As...

My Afghan dream – 5

Confirmation of a 12 people group from our Japanese Tour Operator for Afghanistan Tour encouraged us to travel again to Afghanistan to confirm what services are available and improvements are...

My Afghan dream – 4

Yousaf and Waseem could travel to Bamiyan only, as the road to Band e Ameer was not yet cleared from mines. Afghanistan at that time was the country with most...

My Afghan dream – 3

Since I had decided to discontinue my job in Saudi Arabia so I returned to Pakistan in March 2002 soon after attending ITB, the largest Tourism mart in Berlin where...

My Afghan dream – 2

Panjsher Valley Copyright: Saiyah         I was in Saudi Arabia on 9/11 where I had returned a week earlier after spending 2 months of holidays in Pakistan. Inbound tourism had...

My Afghan dream – 1

Lakes of Band-e-Ameer Copyright: Saiyah         Ever since I started flying to Europe in the early 90s, I always wanted to visit Afghanistan, particularly the Buddha’s of Bamiyan and Lakes...

Himalayan Brown Bear

Copyright: Saiyah         Himalayan Brown Bear or the Himalayan Red Bear inhabits the northern alps of Pakistan. Its main habitat in Pakistan is Deosai Plains, the second-highest plateau of the...

The list of most visited Gurdwaras of Pakistan

Pakistan is pleased to be cradle of Sikh legacy. After the downfall of Mughal empire in Indian sub-continent the Sikhs ruled over India and managed to stay for about over...
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