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NOC For Foreign Tourists in Pakistan and Azad Kashmir

NOC For Foreign Tourists

  NOC Prohibited Zones The NOC is not required for foreigners, but they (particularly Indian citizens) are not permitted to enter the following areas of Pakistan. Azad Kashmir A 10-mile band along the Line of Control (LOC) Balochistan Quetta, Sibi and Kalat Divisions, excluding Quetta City Chaman Road from Quetta to Ziarat Road from Quetta to Zahedan Road Quetta-Zhob-Jacobabad-Sukkur Loralai-Dera …

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Roadies – The Biker Boyses

Roadies

Roadies: Roadies is comparatively a new term but the Biker Boyses give it a new dimension. It is quite a different idea of travelling for you and me, because our idea of travelling is limited to roads only; no hiking, no trekking and literally no offroading at all. But for Biker Boyses, it’s something absolutely meaningful and unique as they’re …

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Pari (Fairy) Lake Swat Valley – Pakistan

Pari Lake Trek

Pari Lake: Pari/Fairy or Khapiro, all these names are of the same lake, to which locals call it Khapiro Dandh. Google Earth shows only one big lake on the map however there are two lakes in fact. Fairy 1 is the water source of the Fairy 2, but it is relatively smaller in size, as compare to the Fairy 2. …

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Palas Valley – A Gem of Hazara Division

Palas Valley

  Palas valley is a magnificent place, blessed with thick forests, twinkling lakes and lush green meadows. Palas is a Tehsil (sub division) in Kolai-Palas district in Hazara Division. The meadows of Ledi, Morro and Palas belong to the tribes of Palas valley and Allai valley. Allai valley is in the East of the Palas valley. The route to the …

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Hundred Tales of a Human Face

Stories

Hundred Tales of a Human Face is an illustrated depiction of Syed Mohsin Raza. Sometimes we couldn’t describe anything in thousands of words, which a picture can tell in a single shot. This proves true when I saw Syed Mohsin Raza’s portraits at Moqvi Photography. I started following Moqvi’s Photography at once. A face in a portrait tells hundred stories, every …

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