Time for the Indus Valley to re-adopt its Persian socio-religious legacy
After a longish period of unease, if not estrangement, between Pakistan and Iran, their bilateral relations have been on the upswing for the past several months. The defining moment in turning around the equation between the two neighbouring states came with the reported assassination of Osama bin L
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Pakistan — a land of cultural diversity
Pakistan has a rich cultural diversity as the society is largely multilingual, multi-ethnic and multicultural. The Pakistani society comprises various diverse cultures and ethnic communities that majorly involve Punjabi, Sindhi, Baloch, Pashtun, Seraiki, Mohair, Kashmiri, Makrani, and the ancient W
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Greek Culture and History
Greece, the English name for the Hellenic Republic, derives from an ancient Latin word for that area. "Hellenic" derives from the word ancient Greeks used to refer themselves, while "Romeic" comes from the medieval or Byzantine Greek term. Although Romeic was the most common self-designation early i
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The Nuristani Culture of Kalash valley
Nuristanis of Sheikhandeh in Kalash have a very distinctive culture. One finds people either sitting under the cool shade of trees or by the riverside, playing cards, gossiping or telling tales of olden times and narrating the heroics of their ancestors. The Nuristanis, who were formerly known as Re
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A success story
Shamoon Abbasi, born 4th April, 1973, is an acclaimed TV star and director who did both leading and minor roles in a number of films and dramas including Bhai Log (by Syed Faisal Bukhari), Gidh, Daddy and other serials. He also won a bronze award for the best telefilm, Daag Hai Mere Naam Pe, at the
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Buddha era caves exposedto opportunists
Ancient sites are one of the landmarks of our country, but unfortunately our centuries-old heritage is exposed to the elements and opportunist gangs. Our over 2,400-year-old Buddhist era caves are one of theexamples in this regard. Situated a few kilometers from Parliament House,the Capital Developm
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Cultural heritage of Naltar Valley
Naltar is an enchanting valley located some 30 kilometers north-east of Gilgit. About 2 hours drive from the capital city of Gilgit-Baltistan, it is famous for its undulating alpine slopes, majestic snow-clad peaks, verdant meadows and serene lakes.
It is a paradise for trekkers and ski lovers.
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Taxila: Emerald of History
Pakistan has a rich cultural and historical backgrounds, it may be a heaven for tourists as it owns not only the beautiful sites in the world but also have remains of thousands years old civilizations.
In fact it was the fascination of this land that attracted Alexander the great from Macedonia
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Lok Mela
The lush and picturesque Shakarparian Hills in Islamabad is at its best in spring and a few weeks thereafter. The bounty of the nature is appropriately tapped by holding the Lok Mela (Folk Festival) in Lok Virsa Complex every year. The Lok Mela affords the visitors a glimpse of the rural Pakistan.
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Culture: An Overview of Folk Dances in Pakistan
The society and culture of Pakistan comprises numerous diverse cultures and ethnic groups: the Punjabis, Kashmiris, Sindhis in east, Muhajirs, Makrani in the south; Baloch and Pashtun in the west; and the ancient Dardic, Wakhi and Burusho communities in the north. These Pakistani cultures have been
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Indonesian Embassy celebrates Cultural Week
Pakistan and Indonesia have very strong relationship in different fields and both the head of the states always shown their deep interest to enhance the relationship between two countries.
The embassy of the Republic of Indonesia in Islamabad hosted an Indonesian Batik Workshop and Exhibition at
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Drive the Irish way!
Traveling in style is what most people want but few are lucky enough to get it, and clever enough to plan for it!
If you want to get the real feel of the city life in Dublin, then using the bus service or the rail is a good idea. The rail service provided by the State transport company is a regul
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