Located in Bannu District of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan shares borders with Afghanistan's Khost Province along its waterway known as Gambila or Tochi River. Accessible via road networks during the dry season when local traditional sports and gatherings frequently take place on the riverbed. During November through February, this scenic stretch offers an unique experience for travelers seeking a glimpse into rural Pakistani culture amidst rugged landscapes that characterize its northwestern frontier region. The Gambila River eventually joins with another significant waterway in Pakistan - Kurram River – adding to the river's historical and geographical significance within this vast terrain of mountains, valleys, forests, and villages dotted along both banks.