In the northern region of Pakistan lies Swat, often likened to the ‘Switzerland of the East‘ for its breathtaking natural beauty. Nestled within this picturesque landscape is Mahodand Lake, a truly unparalleled gem. The climate at Mahodand Lake in Kalam is idyllic for both leisure and travel. Mahodand Lake, situated in Swat Valley, undeniably ranks […]
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Swat Valley is renowned worldwide for its breathtaking natural landscapes, replete with picturesque beauty, lakes, waterfalls, valleys, and archaeological sites. Among these stunning locations, the Mighty 22 Matiltan Waterfall in Kalam, Swat Valley, stands as a true gem. This magnificent waterfall is also known by the names Matiltan Waterfall and Ushu Waterfall. It is located
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Nestled in the heart of the Matta region of Swat, Jarogo Banda Waterfall remains a concealed gem within the district’s dense western forest. Situated along the route to Fazal Banda and Biha, this hidden tourist attraction offers a verdant oasis ensconced by towering mountains and lush, untouched woodlands. Location of Jarogo Banda Waterfall Located at
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Known as the Switzerland of the East, the Swat Valley has been blessed with immense beauty. Rivers, lakes and waterfalls play a vital role in the beauty of Swat. Such charming and humming waterfall “Shingrai” also attracts people. Shingrai Waterfall Swat is one of the new tourist spots in Swat Valley. This waterfall is perfectly located
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Swat Museum, situated along Saidu Sharif Road in the picturesque Swat District of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province, Pakistan, is a treasure trove of cultural heritage. Location of Swat Museum Nestled 1.9 km from Mingora town, this museum has evolved into a repository of artifacts showcasing the rich Buddhist legacy in Swat. History of Swat Museum Originating
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Sultan Mehmood Ghaznavi Mosque is one of the oldest mosques in northern Pakistan, discovered by the Italian Archaeological Mission in Pakistan in 1985. The mosque represents a splendid design of old Muslim architecture. Location of Sultan Mehmood Ghaznavi Mosque: In 1984, a fortuitous discovery occurred on the hill slopes beneath Raja Gira’s castle—a black marble bore
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The Amluk Dara Stupa is located in the Swat Valley of Pakistan. It is part of the Gandhara civilization in Amluk Dara. The stupa is believed to have been built in the third century. Amluk dara stupa was first discovered by the Hungarian-British archaeologist Sir Aurel Stein in 1926. It was later studied by Domenico Faccena in the
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Gumbatuna Stupa, commonly known as Gumbat Stupa, is a Buddhist stupa dating back to the 2nd century, situated in the Swat Valley of Pakistan. Positioned approximately 9 kilometers south of Birrkot in the Kandag Gandhara Valley, it holds a significant place in the region’s cultural and historical landscape. The stupa’s initial documentation can be traced
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In the picturesque region of Swat, tucked away amidst the serene landscapes and lush fields, lies an awe-inspiring masterpiece of ancient art and spirituality: the Jahanabad Seated Buddha. Located on the right side of the Malam Jabba Road, not far from Mungur, this monumental rock-carved Buddha is a testament to the rich history and culture
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The archaeological site known as Saidu Sharif Stupa, also referred to as Saidu Sharif I, located in the Swat Valley and dating from the 1st to 4th century CE, underwent excavation in the 1970s and 1980s. This excavation was conducted by the Italian Archaeological Mission of the former ISMEO, under the guidance of Domenico Faccenna.
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