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WELCOME TO ISLAMABAD:
 History of a country is different and peculiar without a question of big or small, developed or under-develop, rich or poor from United States of America, United Kingdom to India and Pakistan all have their own history, culture and tradition are main source of basic attraction for the people around the world. They want to know more and more about that particualr countries. But what is totally different here in Pakistan is a unique different flavour. Here one can have these flavours from Gwadar (Balochistan) speaking Balochi, in Sindh speaking Sindhi+Urdu, next in Punjab, speaking Punjabi and Sarahki, go to NWFP where Pashto + Hindko and then go to Gilgit-Baltistan where Balti and Shina; but all are united and true Pakistani muslims. Tthese unique culture, people, language weather, mountains (K2 Nanga Parbat) glaciers (Biafo, Hisper) are major source of attraction for the local and foreign toursits. When visiting such places tourists need basic information about that particulars country. Every activity start from capital of that country. So this site is staring from Islamabad, the capital city of Pakistan. It aims to guide and provide desired information to the tourists & intending visitors to Pakistan.
 The Islamabad has witnessed mushroom growth of private schools as it is quite profitable business. At present there are more than six hundered schools are operating in the Capital. Majority of private schools are being operated in smaller places, comprise of two to four small rooms thus adding to the plight of children. {{ More info }}
NGOsstands ‘Non-governmental organization’ play an important role in the social sector development or human development in the world. Particularly role of a NGO become vital in the world’s developing countires or poorest countries where they are hardest bit by indifferent situation like political instability, natural disasters, ethnic strife, law and order or where people are living without their basic needs. {{ More info }}
 In 1947, travel in and out of the Gilgit-Baltistan (formerly NAs of Pakistan) could have been described almost as it had been 15 centuries earlier by the , Chinesese pilgrim Fa Hein in 400 AD; "The way is difficult and rugged, running along a bank exceedingly precipitous. When one approaches the edge of it, his eyes become unsteady, and if wishes to go forward in the same direction, there is no place on which he can place his foot, and beneath are the waters of the river called the Indus." {{ More info }}
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 Azad Jammu & Kashmir: On the termination of British rule over the Sub-continent two impendent States, Pakistan and India emerged in August 1947. In view of geographical, religious and historical links the people of Jammu & Kashmir State demanded freedom from the rule of Maharaja Hari Singh and the accession of the State to Pakistan. The Maharaja, ignoring the wishes of the Muslim majority, instead, entered into an unfortunate conspiracy with the Hindu leadership and acceded to India. {{ More info }}
 Since 1954, when the Karakoram Range of Pakistan was opened to expeditious for Climbing and Trekking, the mountains and glaciers of the north have become an international playground. There are hundreds of peaks still lying un-climbed. This is a great challenge for the mountaineers and climbers the world over. Northern Areas of Pakistan is the trekker's paradise and offers unique and unparalleled opportunities of mountain sports especially Baltistan, Gilgit and Hunzaare an ideal spot for mountaineering, trekking and hiking. Here trekking or easy climbing of peaks below 6000 meters including crossing high passes that also provide an opportunity to closely view over the ocean of peaks.
One of the most popular trek is the Baltoro Trek which ends upto concordia, the point where all the glaciers coming from K-2, Broad peak and Gusherbrum-IV meet and flow down to the foot of K-2 is the world most wonderful trek. {{ More info on Trekking }}
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 Going Kalash one has to land in Chitral which is situated at an average altitude of 1,128 meter. Chitral valley is favorite among mountaineers, trekkers, anglers, hunters and anthropologists. Tirich Mir 7,705 meter dominates this 322 km long exotic valley. Chitral district has Afghanistan on its north, south and west. A narrow strip of Afghan territory (Wakhan) separates it from Tajikistan. The tourist season in Chitral is from June to September. The maximum temperature in June is 35 C and in September the maximum is 23. Here are some places to be seen. {{ More info }}
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