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Forgotton Relics of Historical Rawat Fort Islamabad

13Jan

By Kino1 Comment

Pakistan

Forgotton Relics of Historical Rawat Fort Islamabad

Rawat Fort was build in 16th century by the ruler of the Gakkar Tribe, Sultan Sarang Khan Gakkar. The Gakkars were the rulers of the Pothohar Plateau, and were known for their tall, fortified cities. Now a days only Relics of the Fort are left behind. They were also allies of the Mughal King Humayun and sworn enemies of Afghan King Sher Shah Suri, who set up Rohtas Fort nearby to prevent them from crossing into his territory. Relics of Historical Rawat Fort are still there in Rawat but negligence of goverment are ruining them drastically. The majestic Rawat Fort Forgotten Relic of the Fort In 1546 AD, a fierce battle took place between Sultan Sarang and Sher Shah Suri close to the Fort grounds, during which the latter defeated and executed the former. Sultan Shah Sarang and h...

Punjab Govt to renovate Pyala Lake near Ghazi Ghat

22Dec

By Aqsa Azam1 Comment

Pakistan

Punjab Govt to renovate Pyala Lake near Ghazi Ghat

CM Usman Buzdar announces the complete renovation of Pyala Lake near Ghazi Ghat, district DG Khan. These steps taken to preserve nature as well as increase tourism. Government of Pakistan is very keen in promoting tourism in country. They are taking each steps to lure foreign tourists in country. Indus river is one of the longest and fertile river in the country. It helps irrigation of thousands acres of land. On the same belt a beautiful and appealing lake is present. Due to its bowl shape and deep water body, known as Pyala Lake. You can find this lake near Dera Ghazi Khan belt of Indus River near Ghazi Ghat. Pyala Lake near Ghazi Ghat is also known as Ghazi Ghat Seasonal Lake as it becomes a water reservior only seasonaly during the monsoon season. Pyala Lake is one of the...

Bagh e Safa: Another Mughal’s tribute towards nature

17Dec

By Aqsa Azam3 Comments

Pakistan

Bagh e Safa: Another Mughal’s tribute towards nature

A beautiful and fresh garden where clean water, tasty fruits and eccentric birds resides. Bagh e Safa definitely an epitome of Mughal's esthetic sense in reality. Once a lush green garden now seeks an attention from authorities. Kalar Kahar, Chakwal: Bagh e Safa, also known as Clean Garden or Pleasure garden founded in the beautiful valley of Kalar Kahar Pakistan. Around 100 kilometers from Islamabad and 30 kilometers from Chakwal, you can reach to this destination conveniently. Near 1500 feet above sea level and surrounded by trees, fresh air and clear water river. Bagh e safa is definitely a favorite spot for various tourists as well as local travelers. 11 Kanals of space covered with fruit trees and plants. Loquats, pomegranates, grapes and apricots can found here abundantly. ...

Glass Shoe Church, eccentric tourist spot in Taiwan

9Dec

By Aqsa AzamNo Comments

Global

Glass Shoe Church, eccentric tourist spot in Taiwan

Disney themed Glass Shoe Church built in Budai in remembrance of a sick girl. This beautiful spot attracted by women and girls for various reasons. Budai, Taiwan: World is full of amazing landmarks with appealing stories behind them. Some are so unique that become cult in nature. One of such example is High-Heel Wedding Church located in the Ocean View Park, Budai township, Taiwan. It is unique because it's shape is exactly like Cindrella shoe. This Disney themed church also known as Glass Shoe Church. A 55 Feet tall structure is erected to attract women and other tourists in much eccentric and appealing way. The building took two months to construct. The official opening took place on 23 July 2016, and although it had already been open to the public since February 08 of that year, ...

Chand Baori: Eccentric stepwell with a hint of terror

29Nov

By Aqsa Azam1 Comment

Culture

Chand Baori: Eccentric stepwell with a hint of terror

Hidden gem of Rajasthan that shows the marvelous job of ancient engineers. Featured in many movies Chand Baori is one of the unique location in India. Legends suggests the other side of story as well. India has the oldest civilization in the history of the world. Few of its legends and stories followed allover the world religiously. When most of the world struggling for digging a hole properly, There were artisans in India who built an amazing deepest stepwell in the country. That stepwell now known as Chand Baori. Other names of baori are Bawdi or Baoli, Vav, and Pushkarni in local language, that means well. It built in 600 AD but most geologists believes that it built in 8th or 9th Century. It built to preserve water as it was massive shortage and people were suffering. Chand b...