In a world increasingly obsessed with the latest gadgets and technology, there’s a remarkable alternative waiting to be explored for those seeking richer experiences and memorable adventures. Instead of splurging on the latest iPhone, consider the wealth of affordable travel destinations that beckon from Pakistan’s doorstep. In this guide, we’ll uncover some of the most captivating and inexpensive travel destinations beyond Pakistan, proving that investing in experiences can be far more rewarding than the latest piece of tech. So, put down that smartphone and join us on a journey through the enchanting world of affordable travel alternatives from Pakistan.
From the heights of the Himalayan mountains to the depths of artistic and sporting achievements, Pakistanis have showcased their exceptional skills and determination on the global stage. These remarkable world records not only reflect the spirit and resilience of the Pakistani people but also serve as a testament to the boundless human potential that transcends geographical boundaries. In this exploration of world records made by Pakistanis, we delve into the remarkable achievements that have made the nation proud and have left an indelible mark on the world stage.
Fast cars are like excitement machines. In the realm of automotive excellence, fast cars stand as thrilling embodiments of speed, precision, and engineering prowess. These mechanical marvels offer an electrifying experience that transcends mere transportation.
A foreign tourist was killed as he met with a road accident on the highway near Dalbandin Town of Chagai district. The tourist was on a mission to travel to more than 50 countries by his motorbike in the next two years. Portuguese Nuno Miguel Vilao Castanheria, 28, entered Pakistan from Iran border by his motorbike two days ago.
The Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Syed Asim Munir on Friday met with World Junior Squash Champion, Mohammad Hamza Khan, at the General Headquarters (GHQ). During the meeting, General Munir congratulated the young prodigy for his remarkable achievement, which has brought great honour to the nation.
In a bizarre incident, a Bajaur man was arrested for spreading fake “love affair” news on social media in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP). As per details, a local man named Muhammad Gulab posted a fake picture, claiming that a British girl named Ela had arrived in the remote Salarzai area of Bajaur, KP, to meet her love interest.
Pakistan’s airspace is “safe” for all kinds of flight operations, the Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (PCAA) revealed after a European air safety agency this week warned of a “continued possible threat” to aircraft flying at low altitudes in Karachi and Lahore cities. The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) issued an advisory stating that the presence of “violent non-state actor groups with confirmed anti-aviation weaponry” in Pakistan.
The condition of a 14-year-old housemaid, Rizwana, who was subjected to ‘brutal torture’ by a civil judge’s wife in Islamabad, suddenly worsened at Lahore General Hospital (LGH). LGH Chief Executive Prof Al-fareed Zafar has declared the next 48 hours highly crucial for the girl, Rizwana, saying the special board of senior doctors treating the girl fears that she may need the ventilator support.
The Senate on Thursday passed a bill proposing amendments to the Pakistan Army Act 1952. The bill was moved by Defence Minister Khawaja Asif and was rushed through without being referred to a standing committee. The bill includes a section regarding punishment for defaming army to two years and a fine along with rules for retired army officers.
EXIM Bank of China has rolled over its loan of $2.4 billion with Pakistan for two years to strengthen Islamabad’s foreign reserves. The announcement was made by Finance Minister Ishaq Dar on his Twitter handle. According to ARY News, the federal government has revised the terms and conditions for the debt rollover. Pakistan is also exempted from paying additional interest on the loan.