Living on the Edge: Understanding Landslides in Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan
The majestic mountains of Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan, a haven for adventure seekers and nature lovers, also…
Living on the Edge: Understanding Landslides in Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan
The majestic mountains of Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan, a haven for adventure seekers and nature lovers, also present a unique challenge: landslides. These unpredictable events can have devastating consequences, disrupting lives and infrastructure. This article dives into understanding landslides in Gilgit-Baltistan, exploring the causes, impacts, and ongoing efforts to mitigate these risks. Why Do Landslides Occur in…
Tackling Poverty in Pakistan: A Journey of Progress and Challenges
Description: Pakistan, a nation brimming with potential, faces the challenge of poverty. This article explores the ongoing efforts to alleviate poverty in Pakistan, highlighting successful initiatives, ongoing struggles, and the path forward towards a brighter future. Pakistan has made significant strides in reducing poverty in recent decades. According to the World Bank [1], the national…
Unveiling the Enchanting Yaseen Valley: A Paradise in Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan
Nestled amidst the majestic peaks of the Hindu Kush, Yaseen Valley unfolds as a captivating spectacle in Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. This article delves into the valley’s spellbinding beauty, rich culture, and intriguing history, offering a glimpse into this hidden gem. Unveiling Yaseen Valley’s Enchanting Embrace Yaseen Valley, also known as Baba-i-Yasin or Worshigum, resides in the…
Location of Pakistan
The Location of Pakistan is situated in South Asia, bordered by India to the east, Afghanistan and Iran to the west, China to the north, and the Arabian Sea to the south. Its geographical coordinates range approximately from 24 to 37 degrees north latitude and 60 to 77 degrees east longitude. The country’s location plays…
Neighbours of Pakistan
Pakistan shares a small border with Iran to the southwest, influencing cultural exchanges and regional dynamics. These neighboring countries contribute to Pakistan’s diverse geopolitical relationships, impacting its foreign policy, trade, security concerns, and regional stability. The interactions between Pakistan and its neighbors shape the nation’s political and economic landscape. Pakistan shares borders with several countries,…
The Monsoon Season in Pakistan (July to September)
The Monsoon Season (July to September) During monsoon season low pressure over subcontinent in May and June Attracts winds from Indian Ocean. Pakistan receives the tail-end of the monsoon winds, which enter Pakistan after crossing India. The monsoon gains strength until July, remain constant to the end of the August. In some years the monsoon…
The post Monsoon period (October and November)
The post monsoon period is a transitional period is a transitional period between the monsoon region and winter cold season. It is driest season and prevails from the middle of September to middle of November. In this season temperature prevails between34 oC to 37 oC. October and November constitute by for the driest months all…
Hot weather (Summer season) of Pakistan (April to August)
In summer season (Hot weather), the western disturbance move in northerly latitude and cause thunderstorms over mountainous area and dust raising winds over the plains. The air pressure due to advent of summer falls rapidly and low pressure begins to appear over the indo-Pakistan. In May and June temperature over 40oC is not uncommon -40…
Cold weather season in Pakistan (November to march)
In cold weather season, over Central Asia and Middle East a high pressure with anti-cyclonic conditions are established. This season is characterized by fine weather, low humidity and large diurnal range of temperature. But cool season is generally effected by cold waves Western Disturbances. These western disturbance cause fairly widespread rain over the region with…
Climate of Pakistan
Pakistan lies on the western margin of one of the major climatic regions the monsoon region. The climate of Pakistanis more Continental than of other parts of the subcontinent, which comes under a more typical monsoon regime. Climate is a composite term and refers to a number of elements, including temperature, air pressure, wind, rainfall…
