Baluchistan stands as the biggest Province of Pakistan holding the largest area, 44% of Pakistan’s total area. But unfortunately, Tourism in Baluchistan remains veiled that why the vastly spread mind-boggling beauties remained unseen for long periods of time.
There are breathtaking places to explore and eye-opening rich culture that holds up strong roots in the history of the region.
But let’s not keep discussing the darker side and have a glance at the brighter side. As there is a lot more to talk about when we talk over the tourist attractions in the Province of Baluchistan.
If you plan to explore the Tourism in Baluchistan following is the list of the main cities that you should head to.
Quetta, Turbat, Khuzdar, Hub, Chaman, Gawader, Sibi, Zhob, Qalat, Dera Bugti, and Loralai.
Quetta is the capital of the Province of Balochistan and is famous as the “ Fruit Garden of Pakistan”. It is a densely populated city in the province.
Now let’s talk about the Top tourist attractions of the province that are mainly worth visiting.
Peer Ghaib waterfalls, Bolan
Ghaib means “invisible”. Believe it or not, there is a myth that once a Saint was saved by God here who hit the mountain with the stick that caused the water coming out off.
The waterfall is named after that saint as invisible waterfalls. The place is cosmic and lovely.
The cascades are 70km from Quetta. These two drops of Cascade have a total height of 15m.
Moola Chotok, Khuzdar
This is the unfathomable beauty of the region, where you can unconsciously expect fairies, considering it a fantasy world.
It is a hidden notch, located 105km from Khuzdar with an elevation of 1,237m. The cleft is surrounded by high cliffs which have waterfall that is called Chottok. The temperatures are extreme, as the place is hottest in summer and coldest in winter. The weather also affects hiking and other exploration so visitors are highly suggested to keep accurate weather updates before planning a visit here.
The place was not safe for tourism due to the stronghold of the nationalists a few years around. But now the place is swiped clean by military operation and is unlocked for the visitors.
Quid e Azam Residency, Ziarat
This cottage was built in 1892 during the reign of Britain. This is a perfect place to relax as it proved to be a chill out for the Farher of the nation, Quid e Azam. He spent the last days of his life here. This historical association of this place makes it memorable and significant.
The earthquake in 2008 damaged the building and the wooden part of the building was affected.
On 15 June 2013, the building was attacked with rockets by Baluchistan Liberation Army.
Renowned builder Nayyar Ali Dada renewed the building and it was reopened on 14 August 2014.
It is merely a wooden cottage but its past makes it valuable.
Urrak Valley and Hannah Lake, Quetta
This lake is only 18km away from Quetta city in Urrak valley. People who travel there for tourism prefer to visit here first. The place is wonderful especially in winter when the lake is all frozen. It gives a milky white astounding look in the night. The depth of the lake has been measured 49ft.
It is one of the ample accessible lakes in the province and that is why the most visited one too.
Hayat Durrani Water Sports Academy is also located near the lake, which is the one and only opportunity in the whole province of its kind.
Nolan Valley, Bolan
A canyon, with blue waters flowing through, is a valley that is important for several reasons.
Dramatically extraordinary views give visitors everlasting impressions.
It is unforgettable for its historical context, for it was the first place wherein Pakistan the first railway system was founded.
The tombs of Pir Ghaib and his sister Bibi Naani are also engraved here.
Hingol Natuonal Park, Hingol
The mountains view and the blue waters surrounding the area, make the place picturesque. Gigantic series of exotic mounts are the center of attraction for visitors from a distance. Hingol national park is the residence of assorted species specially Markhor and Deer.
The visitors get two in one charms here, the stunning views and the national park.
Kund Malir Beach, Kund Malir
This romantic beach lets its visitors to Milk it for all its worth. Also it is evaluated as one of the world’s most beautiful beaches.
The place is tremendously outstanding. In the last two years, the number of visitors has clearly risen.
If you want to enjoy the most scenic journey of the region, you should travel between Ormara and Kund Malir.
Pir Chattal Noorani Gandhawa, Jhal Magsi
A mysterious site in the middle of desert plains, where this sanctuary is nothing less than a miracle.
There is a complete natural echo-system where there is a variety of various species.
There is a myth about this preserve of nature that whoever catches the fish here and eats, would die of the poison of the fish or the fish would come out of the stomach alive.
The place is haven for those seeking such fascinating spot.
