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Pakistan, the name of which means Holy Land, is one of the most important countries in Asia. Bordered by China in the north, India in east and south-east and by Afghanistan in north west, Pakistan was formed after it was partitioned from India during independence from British rule in the year 1947. Pakistan is a country having a wonderful prospect as a majestic tourist destination.Essentially a Muslim state, Pakistan also has a small population of Hindus and Christians. Pakistan constitutes a variety of land forms ranging from polar like Himalayan ranges to hot and humid central and south regions. Pakistan covers an area of 796096 sq km which is divided into four districts. Unfortunately, Pakistan's political instability is what comes to people's mind when they think of the country. With so many natural splendors across Pakistan and so rich cultural history, it is truly a jewel in the tourism world. Karakoram range that borders the northern part of Pakistan is marked with some of the highest peaks in the world that offer not only breathtaking scenery but range of activities as well. Visit the cities of Pakistan and you will come face to face with the colorful cultural aspects of Pakistan. One of the main centers of Indus Valley Civilization, this country is home to one of the earliest modern civilizations in the world. The remains of this civilization which is found in Mohenjodaro gives a deep insight into the history of Pakistan. Pakistan has some really important cities. Islamabad is the capital city of Pakistan. But there are equally important cities like Lahore and Karachi which are the financial hubs of the country. Karachi is also the largest city of Pakistan and the ninth largest city in the world. Faisalabad, Rawalpindi and Peshawar are other important tourist cities of Pakistan.
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Lahore Fort

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17 Jan 2024
Soon Indians Will Be Able To Enter Pakistan Without A Visa

    Pakistan border the most crucial one to cross through India will soon open its doors for Indians and some Indians will be able to enter Pakistan without a visa, provided they stick to clear 4 KM path. All thanks to the Kartarpur Corridor Link.   This path of the Kartarpur Corridor Link will lead from  Gurudwara Darbar Sahib Kartarpur, in Narowal district of Punjab, Pakistan, to Dera Baba Nanak in India’s Gurdaspur district.   The Sikhs most prominent Gurdwara Darbar Sahib Kartarpur is on the banks of the river Ravi, which is about 4 KM from the international border. The holy shrine, which dated back to the 16th century is of great significance to the Sikhs. It is here only the founder of Sikh religion Guru Nanak Dev, spent 18 years of life and its here only he died.   Moreover, from past 71 years, since the partition, Sikhs from India have been offering their prayers from across the border. As a part of Gurdwara is visible from a distance.   There has been always a demand to construct a corridor between India and Pakistan and when in six months Kartarpur corridor, which is also called as a corridor of faith will open, its then devotees prayers will be heard.   Then there will be no need for the devotees to pray from a distance, as the Kartarpur Corridor will give a visa-free access across the border, to the Sikhs holiest shrine.   Also, according to the Nitin Gadkari, India’s minister for road transport and highways has said that the corridor will be built in four months. The goal is for Indian devotees to be able to visit Kartarpur by November 2019, for Guru Nanak’s 550th birth anniversary.

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