Information About Pakistan

The Information About Information About Pakistan is an Islamic republic with its capital at Islamabad. It has Five provinces Punjab, Baluchistan, North West Frontier Province (NWFP), Sindh and Gilgit Biltistan. Their respective capitals are Lahore, Quetta, Peshawar and Karachi and Gilgit. In addition to provinces, are the Federal Administered Northern Areas (F.A.N.A) and Federal Administered Tribal Areas (F.A.T.A). Pakistan has a federal structure.

Pakistan is situated between latitude 24 and 37 degrees north and longitude 62 and 75 degrees east. The country borders Iran on the west, India in the east, Afghanistan in the north-west, China in the north and Arabian sea on the south. Maximum area of the Khyber Pakhton Kha ,KPK (NWFP) great mountain ranges of the Himalayas, the Karakorams and the Hindukush form Pakistan’s northern highlands of the north-west frontier province and the Northern Area, And maximum area of the Punjab is flat (plain) and in the Punjab 5 major river are flowing.

 

Information About Pakistan

Pakistan is Born in 1947 as a homeland for Muslims, it has been a front line state in the Cold War and is currently a key location in the struggle against violent Islamism. Understanding Pakistan’s past is essential to understanding its future trajectory. Pakistan’s Population now a days almost 200 Malians. here below mention Pakistan’s Capital and Pakistan’s Major Cities and their Population.

Here we provided the Famous Mountains peaks in Pakistan

Famous Mountain Peaks	Height	World Rating
K-2 (Chagori)	8616 m	2nd
Nanga Parbat	8125 m	8th
Gasherbrum-I	8068 m	11th
Broad Peak	8065 m	12th
Gasherbrum-II	8047 m	14th
Gasherbrum-III	7952 m	15th
Gasherbrum-IV	7925 m	16th
Disteghil Sar	7885 m	20th
Kunyang Kish	7852 m	22nd
Masherbrum (NE)	7821 m	24th
Rakaposhi	7788 m	27th
Batura I	7785 m	28th
Kanjut  Sar	7760 m	29th
Saltoro Kangri	7742 m	33rd
Trivor	7720 m	36th
Tirich Mir	7708 m	41st

Famous Mountain Passes

K-2 (8611m): It is the second highest mountain the world. It was first attempted by Martin Con-way’s expedition in 1902 which was composed of British, Austrian and Swiss climbers. Ashraf Aman was the first Pakistani climber to climb on top of K-2 with five other climbers of the Jap-Pak expedition in 1977, with Ichire Yoshizawa as its leader and Isao Shinkai as the technical leader.

Nanga Parbat (8125m): It is also known as the killer mountain. It claimed the life of AF Mummery, leader of an expedition and two porters in 1895. Since then Nanga Parbat has cost scores of lives, though quite a few have successfully scaled it. Harmann Buhl was the first to set foot on this formidable peak in 1953. In spite of its bloody past record, Nanga Parbat is still the most sought after target. Its dangerous challenge seems to add spurs to the determination of climbers.

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