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Grade 9 students of Chitral experienced trekking with Pakistan’s famous mountaineer Asad Memon Rashid Hussain  Grade 9 students from an school of AlKhidmat Foundation of district Chitral learned a lot from their trekking experience at Chitral Gol National Park. They likely gained valuable life skills such as teamwork, perseverance, and adaptability. Additionally, being in nature and experiencing the beauty of Chitral Gol National Park firsthand might have taught them about environmental appreciation, conservation, and the importance of preserving our natural heritage. The fact that they made it to the top of the park is a testament to their determination and resilience. The experience probably boosted their confidence and self-esteem, showing them that they're capable of overcoming challenges and achieving their goals. Asad Memon, the Pakistani mountaineer who led the trek, likely shared his expertise and knowledge with the students, teaching them about mountaineering, wilderness s...

Gorakh Hill Station - Murree of Sindh Rashid Hussain GORAKH hill station is situated at elevation of about 5,688  ft (1734 m) with tracks spread over 2500 acres,  in the Kirthar Mountain Range, 93km northwest of city Dadu. This underdeveloped hill station is known for pleasant cool weather and natural beauty, during Winter, the snow falls at the hill station which makes this resort unique in the province and that's why  people call it Murree of Sindh. In  June,temperature remains 17℃ to 30o℃ & In Jan: 5℃ to – 20℃ with average rainfall: 12.5 inches.  Gorakh Hill Station peak can only be reached with 4×4 Vehicles, which are available at  Johi and Wahi Pandhi towns on rent. Transport to reach Gorakh Hill Resort In 1989, Shaheed Prime Minister of Pakistan, Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto visited the site and activated the efforts to develop the Hill resort, but due to dismissal of the government, project remained abandoned till 1993 In 1997...

The Government has never taken serious steps for revitalization of Asia's largest freshwater Lake,Manchhar. Boat Village Manchhar w hich does not exist any  more Rashid Hussain Hyderabad: Manchhar is considered as the largest freshwater lake of Asia, situated on the western bank of the river Indus, approximately five kilometers away from the city of Sehwan Sharif, district Jamshoro. Rain is Its main source of obtaining freshwater through streams of Kirthar mountainous range, Nai Gaaj is a hill torrent that emanates from Khuzdar district of Balochistan and after passing through the plains of Kutch, it eventually enters Manchhar Lake. Nai Gaaj remains dry throughout the year except for three to four months of monsoon when Manchhar gets water. The area of the lake fluctuates with the seasons from as little as 350 kilometers to as much as 550 kilometers. The Lake was created in the 1930s when the Sukkur Barrage was constructed on the river Indus, it...