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Mirpur & Bhimber Pakistan dengan peradaban tertua di dunia, keragaman budaya, keindahan gunung yang eksotis, pemandangan yang menawan dan variasi musim yang indah memiliki tempat-tempat wisata yang sangat besar untuk ditawarkan. Kawasan wisata meliputi wisata religius, wisata arkeologi dan sejarah, wisata petualangan dan wisata konvensional. Berbagai objek wisata dimulai dari reruntuhan peradaban kuno seperti Mohenjo-Daro, Harappa dan Taxila, hingga stasiun perbukitan Himalaya akan menarik mereka yang memiliki minat pada olahraga lapangan dan musim dingin. Pakistan memiliki beberapa puncak gunung dengan ketinggian di atas 8.000 meter (26.250 kaki), yang menarik para petualang dan pendaki gunung dari seluruh dunia, terutama ke K2. Tempat-tempat religius yang sakral membuat Pakistan menjadi tempat yang memukau bagi beragam orang dan agama. Zona teritorial yang menyebar lebih dari 1000 kilometer menawarkan banyak peluang bagi pecinta laut. Buku ini memungkinkan teman-teman Indonesia untuk menjelajahi keindahan Pakistan dan menjadikannya tujuan wisata selanjutnya. Mohammad Aqil Nadeem Duta Besar Pakistan Jakarta 14 Agustus 2017 Mohammad Aqil Nadeem Duta Besar Pakistan Jakarta 14 Agustus 2017 Danau Jabba Zomalu, Swat. ii PAKISTAN MENAKJUBKAN PAKISTAN MENAKJUBKAN iii Konten Pakistan Naltar01 lake | 02 | 05 Hunza Valley | 04 Neelum Valley, Jabba Zomalu Azad Kashmir Lake, Swat. | 06 Karakoram Shounter Valley Highway in Gojal Nanga Parbat Baltoro Glacier, Rupal base Baltistan camp | 08 Sheosar Lake Shounter Ayun and Valley | 09 Bamburet Valley Kota Islamabad | 12 Taman dan Kebun | 15 Khyber Galeri Kesenian & 30 Museum | 17 Pakhtunkhwa Masjid, Universitas & Peshawar | 32 Kuil | 18 Kalash Valley | 34 Tarbela Dam Swabi | 35 Gilgit- Attock Fort | 36 Baltistan 20 Chitral | 37 Godwin-Austen Glacier | 21 Kaghan Valley | 39 Gilgit Valley | 22 Naran | 41 Hunza Valley | 23 Takht-i-Bhai | 44 SKARDU | 25 Gupis Valley | 45 ISLAMABAD Garam Chashma | 27 Phandar Valley | 46 Karakoram Highway | 28 Swat | 47 Astore Valley | 29 Shangla | 51 Abbottabad | 52 10 Shogran | 53 iV Pakistan menakjubkan PUNJAB Lahore | 56 54 Sialkot | 67 Taxila | 68 Multan | 72 Konten Bahawalpur | 74 Cholistan| 75 Gujranwala | 77 Bentenf Darawar | 78 Murree & The Galliyats | 79 Muzaffarabad | 85 Azad Neelum Valley | 86 Kashmir Jehlum Valley | 89 SINDH Leepa Valley | 90 81 Bagh & Kotli | 91 Karachi | 82 - Places Of Interest | 83 Mirpur & Bhimber | 92 - Rekreasi Dan Olahraga | 84 Mangla Dam | 93 - Kuil Mongho Pir | 85 83 - Excursions From Karachi | 85 - Chaukundi | 86 - Banbhore | 86 - Haleji Lake | 86 - Makli | 87 Manchar Lake | 88 Thatta | 88 Kirthar | 77 National Park | 89 Hyderabad | 89 Ranikot Fort | 90 Sukkur | 90 Rohri | 91 Bukkur Island | 91 Stasiun Gorakh Hill | 92 Mohenjo Daro | 93 Mirpurkhas | 93 Tharparkar | 94 Umerkot | 94 Balochistan 94 Quetta | 95 Highway | 101 Gwadar | 96 Mehrgarh | 102 Ziarat | 97 Pishin Valley | 103 SINDH Balochistan Coastline | 98 Passes | 104 Makran Coastal | 100 PAKISTAN MENAKJUBKAN V PAKISTAN MENAKJUBKAN 1 Danau Naltar 2 PAKISTAN MENAKJUBKAN PAKISTAN MENAKJUBKAN 3 Lembah Hunza 4 pakistan menakjubkan Lembah Neelum , Azad Kashmir Baltoro Glacier, Baltistan Karakoram di Gojal Danau Sheosar Ayun dan Lembah Bamburet pakistan menakjubkan 5 Danau Attaabad Shangrilla 6 PAKISTAN MENAKJUBKAN Shangrilla PAKISTAN MENAKJUBKAN 7 Shangrilla Nanga Parbat Rupal base camp. 8 PAKISTAN MENAKJUBKAN Lembah Shounter PAKISTAN MENAKJUBKAN 9 10 PAKISTAN MENAKJUBKAN Islamabad Islamabad adalah Ibukota Republik Islam Pakistan. Kota in dibangun antara tahun 1960 - 1970 untuk menggantikan Karachi sebagai ibu kota. Gagasan ibukota nasional Islamabad dikandung oleh Presiden Ayub Khan (1907-1974). Karachi telah menjadi ibuI kota karena memang begitu pusat komersial Pakistan, tapi tidak dianggap sesuai pusat administrasi karena banyak masalah dan karena itu kota yang direncanakan menjadi kebutu- han sebelum ini hanya sebuah desa kecil, yang sebagiannya masih ada rumah lumpur dan kehidupan desa yang khas. Islamabad adalah kota modern Arsitektur. Hari ini Modal baru Pakistan ISLAMABAD bersandar melawan latar belakang Bukit Margala dan menawarkan iklim, polusi yang sangat sehat, Suasana bebas, banyak air dan area hijau subur yang bukan bagian dari kota lain di Pakistan Ini adalah kota modern dan terencana dengan hijau ikat pinggang, rumah besar bangunan publik yang elegan dan pasar yang terorganisir dengan baik dan tempat belanja. Awalnya jarang ada keramaian atau kemacetan lalu lintas beberapa jalur sempit atau kumuh; Namun dengan bertambahnya populasi ini masalah mulai muncul di kota ini dan segera tindakannya diambil oleh pemerintah federal untuk mendapatkan di atas ini. Proyek seperti pelebaran Jalan, bangunan di bawah jembatan, diresmikan kembali pada tahun 2005 oleh Pemerintah Federal yang ada. Jalan setapak di Islamabad teduh & Aman dan terpisah dari lalu lintas dengan deretan pohon api. Mawar, Jasmines & aneka ragam bunga mengisi taman dan pemandangan sudut pandang sepatu kota untuk keuntungan terbaik. PAKISTAN MENAKJUBKAN 11 Kota Islamabad Menggabungkan sejarah yang kaya dari banyak peradaban dan iklim beriklim islam- abad - ibu kota pakistan, adalah salah satu kota terindah di kawasan Asia Selatan. Lebar, jalan-jalan berjajar pohon menghiasi berbagai sektor dan zona kota, membuatn- ya mudah diakses dan spektakuler. Secara administratif, kota ini terletak di wilayah ibukota islamabad, yang dikuasai oleh pemerintah federal, walaupun secara historis Islamabad telah menjadi bagian dari provinsi Punjab; Lebih khusus lagi Dataran Tinggi Potohar. Sebuah kota yang direncanakan dengan teliti oleh perencana kota terkenal Doxiadis Associates, Islamabad adalah kota berkembang terbaik dalam hal populasi, ekonomi dan pembangunan perkotaan. Seiring tren ini berlanjut, kota ini menumpah- kan reputasinya sebagai kota tanpa karakter, dan cepat menjadi kota metropolitan yang benar. Bukit Margalla Danau Rawal 12 PAKISTAN MENAKJUBKAN Shaker Parrian BENDUNGAN Kebun Binatang Islamabad Taman Jepang Museum Lok Virsa & Perpustakaan Kebun Rose and Jasmine Rawalpindi Daman-e-Koh, Islamabad Supreme Court Pakistan Tower Saudi Pak PAKISTAN MENAKJUBKAN 13 Nilaan Bhotu Nasional Parlemen Pakistan Quaid-e-Azam Museum Islamabad 14 PAKISTAN MENAKJUBKAN Taman Dan Kebun Taman Dan Kebun Rose dan Jasmine: Taman mawar setinggi 20.360 meter ini terkenal dengan mawarnya. Ini memiliki 250 varietas mawar yang berbeda serta selusin jenis Jasmines. Pertunjukan bunga jarang diadakan di sini, kategoris saat musim semi. Di dekatnya adalah Tourist Camping Site. Bukit Shakarparian: Bukit Shakarparian terletak di dekat Zero Point, pada ketinggian 609 meter. Taman bertingkatnya menawarkan pemandangan yang menyenangkan dan menyapu di bukit Margallah dan Murree, Danau Rawal, Rawal- pindi dan Islamabad. Fasilitas Snack Bar juga tersedia. Daman-e-Koh: Daman-e-Koh menawarkan panorama Islam- abad. Fasilitas bar makanan ringan tersedia di Restoran Daman-e-Koh PTDC. Tempat ini sangat ideal untuk tamasya siang dan malam dengan keluarga dan teman. Kebun Binatang Mini Murghzar dan Taman Anak-Anak: Kebun binatang Murghzar Mini terletak di kaki sudut pandang Daman-e-Koh. Taman anak-anak bergaya Jepang juga telah didirikan di dekat Kebun Binatang. Taman ini merupa- kan anugerah bagi anak-anak Pakistan dari anak-anak Jepang. PAKISTAN MENAKJUBKAN 15 Taman Fatima Jinnah: Seluruh sektor F-9 dikembangkan sebagai taman kota yang menawan, yang akan memili- ki banyak danau, taman batu, akuarium, air mancur, dan lain-lain. Telah ditunjuk setelah Miss Fatima Jinnah, saudara perempuan nenek moyang Pakistan. Chattar Bagh (Taman): Bersarang di dasar bukit Murree pada jarak 15 km di jalan Islamabad-Murree, fasilitas rekreasi TDCP Chattar Bagh menyediakan istirahat yang tenang dari hiruk-pikuk kota kembar. Jalan-jalan indah, aliran sungai yang mengalir deras, air terjun dan lereng bukit yang mengelakkan adalah magnetisasi yang sempurna. Resor ini memiliki restoran, barbekyu dan dua cottage wisata ber-AC. Taman Anak-Anak dan taman bermain tersebar di area seluas 12,5 hektar. Taman Jurassic di Islamabad: Kami memiliki kebun binatang yang sangat kecil di islamabad, mungkin karena yang jauh lebih besar ada di kota tetangga Rawalpindi dengan nama Taman Margasatwa Ayub yang bisa berjam-jam untuk tur. Namun, kebun binatang Islamabad atau yang dikenal dengan Kebun Binatang Marghzar, memiliki satu daya tarik yang tidak dimiliki sepupunya yang lebih besar. Di Kebun Binatang Marghzar, dinosau- rus berkeliaran bebas. Oke untuk mengatakan, mereka berkeliaran bebas adalah sedikit berlebihan tapi ada patung-patung dinosaurus yang sangat realistis dan seukuran di Kebun Binatang Marghzar yang dapat membuat para pengunjung kembali ke Periode Jurasik saat dinosaurus mendominasi Bumi dan berkeli- aran dengan bebas. Kebun Binatang Mini Murghzar dan Taman Anak-Anak: Kebun binatang Murghzar Mini terletak di kaki sudut pandang Daman-e-Koh. Taman anak-anak bergaya Jepang juga telah didirikan di dekat Kebun Binatang. Taman ini merupa- kan anugerah bagi anak-anak Pakistan dari anak-anak Jepang. 16 PAKISTAN MENAKJUBKAN Galeri Kesenian & Museum Galeri Seni Pnca Galeri Seni & Museum seperti Idara Saqafat-e-Pakistan (Dewan Kesenian Nasional Pakistan) menjalankan dua galeri seni. Galeri Nasional terletak di House # 77, Street # 48, F-7/4, Islam- abad (Telp: 9204951), dimana seni Pakistan kontemporer dipajang permanen selain pamer- an & lukisan bergulir yang tersedia untuk dijual. Yang lainnya adalah Children Art Palace, # 77 School Road, F-7/4, Islamabad, dimana seni anak-anak dipajang dan kelas
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