Jehangir Kothari Parade located in Clifton beach in Karachi
The Sialkot Clock Tower.
Sialkot, located in the province Punjab, Pakistan, is an ancient city dating back to some 5000 years. Its mention is made in history when it was invaded by Alexander the Great in 327 AD. Presently it is a thriving business city with specialties in sports and surgical instruments. The footballs (soccerballs) for the World Cup are also manufactured here.
The Sialkot Clock Tower, located in the cantonment, was build in the 19th century by the British and has recently been renovated.
Cunningham Clock Tower, Peshawar
Built in 1900 by the British, the name of the Cunningham Clock Tower refers to a British officer Sir George Cunnigham, who was governor of Peshawar during that time. The tower is commonly known as "Ghanta ghar" by the locals.
A house in Abbottabad
Masjid in Kotli, Azad Kashmir
Jehangir Kothari Parade located in Clifton beach in Karachi
The Sialkot Clock Tower.
Sialkot, located in the province Punjab, Pakistan, is an ancient city dating back to some 5000 years. Its mention is made in history when it was invaded by Alexander the Great in 327 AD. Presently it is a thriving business city with specialties in sports and surgical instruments. The footballs (soccerballs) for the World Cup are also manufactured here.
The Sialkot Clock Tower, located in the cantonment, was build in the 19th century by the British and has recently been renovated.
Cunningham Clock Tower, Peshawar
Built in 1900 by the British, the name of the Cunningham Clock Tower refers to a British officer Sir George Cunnigham, who was governor of Peshawar during that time. The tower is commonly known as "Ghanta ghar" by the locals.
A house in Abbottabad
Masjid in Kotli, Azad Kashmir
Jehangir Kothari Parade located in Clifton beach in Karachi
The Sialkot Clock Tower.
Sialkot, located in the province Punjab, Pakistan, is an ancient city dating back to some 5000 years. Its mention is made in history when it was invaded by Alexander the Great in 327 AD. Presently it is a thriving business city with specialties in sports and surgical instruments. The footballs (soccerballs) for the World Cup are also manufactured here.
The Sialkot Clock Tower, located in the cantonment, was build in the 19th century by the British and has recently been renovated.
Cunningham Clock Tower, Peshawar
Built in 1900 by the British, the name of the Cunningham Clock Tower refers to a British officer Sir George Cunnigham, who was governor of Peshawar during that time. The tower is commonly known as "Ghanta ghar" by the locals.
A house in Abbottabad
 MCB Tower in Karachi, currently the tallest building in Pakistan.  Bahawalpur Nur Mahal in Bahawalpur  Karachi Port Trust, Karachi   The Forum, a shopping mall in Karachi   Citi Towers, Karachi |
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Masjid in Bagh Ibn-e-Qasim
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Bagh Ibn-e-Qasim, the country’s largest park spreaded over 130 acres, inaugurated by former President Pervez Musharraf.
Indus Valley School of Art & Architecture, Karachi
The Zamzama Gun, also known as Kim’s Gun or Bhangianwala Toap is a large bore cannon. It was cast in 1757 in Lahore, at that time Lahore was part of the Durrani Empire. It is currently on display in front of the Lahore Museum in Lahore, Pakistan.
Sheikh Zaid Center for Islamic Studies, Lahore
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Lalik Jan Crossing Monument, Lahore
The tomb of Hafeez Jullandhuri, a poet and composer of the National Anthem of Pakistan. The tomb is located in Lahore, Pakistan.
Bhong Mosque is located in the village of Bhong, Sadiqabad in the district of Rahimyar Khan, Pakistan. The compound was designed and constructed over a period of nearly 50 years (1932-1982) and won the Aga Khan Award for Architecture in 1986. A postal stamp with its picture was issued in May 12, 2004 in Pakistan.
The Food Street of Lahore was a project undertaken by the municipal authorities to bring the best in taste to a single location. Selecting the historically popular place for food, the authorities provided incentives and funds to renovate the whole street.
The facade of many buildings redone, painted and properly lighted, food street is a sight to behold. The buildings date from the pre-partition days and are definitely part of the architectural heritage
Masjid-i-Tuba, in Karachi.
Mules Mansion, Karachi. Built in 1917.
Teen Talwar (three swords), Clifton, Karachi
The three swords represent: Unity, Faith, and Discipline
Supreme Court of Pakistan in Karachi.
Karachi used to be the capital of Pakistan but the capital later changed to Islamabad.
Saudi-Pak Tower, Islamabad
Al Hamra Cultural Complex, Lahore
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Jinnah Gardens, Faisalabad
The Basant Court at Faisalabad Serena Hotel
Aga Khan Higher Secondary School in Gilgit, Northern Areas
Tomb of the Sufi Saint Shah Rukn-e-Alam in Multan
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Karachi Municipal Corporation office building
An old image of Karachi from 1889  Downtown Karachi (the city is undergoing much construction today)
 Replica of the famous Charminar at Bahadurabad roundabout in Karachi  Habib Bank Plaza, Karachi
 National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences main building, Karachi Campus
 Jinnah International Airport, Karachi
 Karachi
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| Emaar Plaza, Islamabad  Jinnah Stadium, Islamabad
 Citibank, Islamabad  Islamabad  Islamabad  A Church in Islamabad  Islamabad  Serena Hotel, Islamabad Panorama at Jaulian - Ancient Buddhist Monastery, Taxila Taxila is an important archaeological site in Pakistan. Taxila was an important Buddhist centre of learning from the 6th century BCE to the 5th century CE and Alexander the Great also set foot in this site. In 1980, Taxila was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site with multiple locations.  Stupa base at Sirkap, decorated with Hindu, Buddhist, and Greek temple fronts in Taxila. Mughal-e-Azam Marriage Hall, Lahore Hotel in Peshawar  Peshawar High Court  Agriculture University of Peshawar  Habib Bank Peshawar
 Islamia College, Peshawar
 St John's Cathedral, Peshawar
 Khyber Steam Train in Peshawar Station  Inside the Peshawar Museum (there's many ancient Buddhist artifacts dating back from thousands of years ago displayed in this museum). Bruce Street, Quetta
 This is view of Bruce Street, Quetta before the 1935 Earthquake
 Quetta Serena Hotel
 Quetta International Airport  Quetta  Sandeman Memorial Hall in Quetta, destroyed in 1935 Earthquake.
 Tameer-i-Nau College Quetta  Club Road Mosque, Quetta
 Governor's House, Quetta
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