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The Afghan urial, locally known as Steppe Sheep, is a distinctive subspecies of wild sheep with reddish-brown coats and curved horns that reside in the rugged mountain ranges of Balochistan's...
The Akra Kaur Dam is situated approximately 30 kilometers from Gwadar in Balochistan's Gwadar District, offering a scenic drive along rural landscapes to reach this geographic landmark.
Alexander's Passage is a historically significant route located in the Gwadar District of Balochistan province in Pakistan.
In Musakhel, Balochistan's arid landscape transforms during the monsoon season (July through September), providing optimal conditions for observing its unique amphibian population.
Located in Hub District of Balochistan province lies a historical treasure trove – the ancient trade route relics that offer an intriguing glimpse into Pakistan's past as part of significant global...
The ancient trade routes in Nushki District of Balochistan offer a fascinating glimpse into the historical network that once facilitated long-distance commerce across continents during various epochs.
The Anjeri Lake is a seasonal waterbody situated in Gwadar District of Balochistan province, accessible primarily via 4x4 vehicles due to the challenging terrain [1].
The Washuk District of Balochistan is a treasure trove for archaeology enthusiasts during the cooler months from November to February.
Asbestos, located within Killa Saifullah District in Balochistan province of Pakistan, is a unique destination that offers an insight into the world's geological history but requires caution due to...
The Avicennia marina mangrove forests can be found along Balochistan's coastline in regions such as Miani Hor, Kalmat Hor lagoons, and Gwatar Bay estuary.
The secluded Awaran Valley lies within Balochistan's southern reaches in Pakistan’s arid landscape of Central Makran Range, specifically situated in its eponymous administrative region known for a...
The Babar/Khosti Rock Shelters are archaeological sites situated in the Zhob District of Balochistan province.
