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This amazing water fall is located in Hussainabad valley of Skardu city and its about 3 kilometers away from skardu City.Hussainabad Waterfall is a tiny but wonderful waterfall.  Hussainabad is a small town as compare to Skardu city.  It is 3 kilometers away from Skardu city and it will take 15 minutes drive from Skardu city to approch this beautifull valley.  The water fall gains more attraction with nearby natural beauties like lush green pastures, tall green trees all around and by majestic sky touching mountains. The trending tourist site called Marsur rock a very similar rock to Trolltunga rock of Norway is also located here

Soon is a Sanskrit word which means beautiful.  Saksir is a mixture of Saki and Sar.  Saki belongs to Saki or Buddha.  And essence means pond. Soon Valley; is located in Khushab District, Punjab, northwest of Pakistan.  Its largest population is the town of Nowshera.  The valley stretches from the village of Padharar to Saxar, the highest peak in the salt range.  The valley is 35 miles {fifty six km} long and has an average width of 9 miles {14 km}.  It covers an area of   3 hundreds square miles {780 km2}•  Soon there is natural beauty in the valley, which includes lakes, waterfalls, forests, natural ponds and ponds.  <The Valley has been inhabited since °ancient times• including the Awan tribe, whose descendants still live in the valley.  The Punjab government built a road from Noorwala to Nowshera in recognition of the services of the natives of the Son Valley during the First World War.  Sir WM Haley, Governor of th...

Balghar (Urdu: بلغار وادی) is a village in Ghanche, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan, located on the banks of the Shewak River.  Balghar includes 15 large and small neighborhoods (neighborhoods): Gond Bulgar, Chen Gond Bulgar, Chopia, Rotaka, Ongbo, Marmong Bulgar, Loda Bulgar, Khanka Grung Bulgar, Khodha Bulgar, Garipa Bulgar, Croating Bulgar, Khashu Bulgar, Yom  , And Zhob Bulgar.  House Valley is to the east, Caris Valley to the west, Sugar Valley to the north, and Daguni / Bulgar to the south.   Most people in the Bulgar Valley follow Islam.  77% belong to the Sufi Noorbakhshiya sect, 20% belong to Ahle Hadith and the remaining 3% belong to other sects of Shia Islam, such as Jaffaria jurisprudence. The importance of education has been known in Bulgaria for hundreds of years.  From that time on, most of them became Islamic schools.  After 1945, some parents sent their children to school.  The villages of Khasho Bulgar, Zhob Bulgar, and Chago Bulgar w...