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  Historical places in Multan: Mausoleum of Hazrat Bahauddin Zakariya: Chenab River Bank: Fort Kohna:              Tomb Shah Rukhne Alam: Renovated St Mary Church Multan: The city center with clock tower and contemporary Mosque  : Related posts: its Multan city | location, history and industry

  Peshawar top places: Chowk Yadgar: Mahabat Khan Masjid: Peshawar Museum: Bab-e-Khyber: Sethi House: Jamrud Fort: Bala Hisar Fort: Peshawar university: Islamia College: RELATED POSTS: it's Peshawar City | history; culture; educational institutions and more

  Islamabad city best places to visit: Faisal Masjid : The Pakistan Monument: Margalla hills: Rawal Lake: Monal Restaurant : Saidpur village: Centaurus shopping mall: Giga Mall: RELATED POSTS: Karachi city top places T op places in Lahore city

Karachi city top places: Clifton Sea View:   Mazaar – e – Quaid: Mohatta Palace: Masjid-e- Tooba: Frere Hall: Empress Market: Jinnah House Museum( Flag Staff House): Chaukhandi tomb: RELATED POSTS: its Karachi city(THE CITY OF LIGHTS) | history; location; top places and more

  T op places in Lahore city: Independence Monument: The Independence Monument is a famous monument in Pakistan . It is close to the ancient city of Lahore and stands in Iqbal Park . It was built in 1967 to commemorate the founding father Jinnah of Pakistan to convene a mass meeting here to announce the Lahore resolution to establish Pakistan . The tower is 59 meters tall and the tower base is a huge five-pointed star, which is said to have religious meaning. The tower base is a white upward lotus, which means purity and development. Engraved around the tower are excerpts of Jinnah’s speeches in English and Urdu and relevant records of the provinces of Pakistan. The shape of the tower is around the body surrounded by 9 square pillars, and the square pillars are inlaid with marble. The inner layer is a circular wall with 289 steps and elevators. Climb to the top of the tower and have a bird's-eye view of Lahore. Lahore Museum: The Lahore Museum is the largest and richest

  Lahore city Historical Overview: 1. Early history:  In 326 BC, during the intrusion of Alexander the Great, the Lahore district had not yet shaped a town.  Ptolemy (90 AD-168 AD) recorded in his book "Geology" a town named Labokla close to Chenab and the waterway (Ravi stream), which may point to the archetype of antiquated Lahore.   In 630, Xuanzang went through an anonymous prosperous town when he was going west to look for Dharma. It was likely Lahore.  The Book of the World in 982 was the primary archive to make reference to the name of Lahore . The book depicted Lahore as an immense town with "amazing sanctuaries and huge business sectors."  Second, the Ghaznavid Dynasty : In 1021, Sultan Mahmoud designated Governor Malik Ayaz as King of Lahore.   In 1034, Multan Governor Nialtigin revolted and involved Lahore. In 1036, he was ousted by Malik Ayaz.  From 1043 to 1044, the Prince Union of India attacked Lahore without progress.  In 1152, Lahore formally tu

  A brief history of Karachi city : Karachi   was a small fishing village, at the start of  18th century . After the British occupation in 1842, due to the port development (1854) and the railway construction (1861), it became the gateway to the Indus Valley , and the Indian inland cotton, wheat, and other crops were exported to the United Kingdom . From 1891 to 1941, the population surged from 98,000 to 360,000.  After Pakistan became independent, it was the capital from 1947-1959. Moved the capital to Rawalpindi in 1959. In 1967. It moved to Islamabad again, but there are still a number of government agencies staying in Karachi , and its political status has remained unchanged for decades. After the 20th century, cities became increasingly prosperous, and by 1972 the population increased by more than 3 million. The rapid population expansion originated from the influx of Muslims who fled from India is due to the partition of India and Pakistan .  Karachi has a flat terrain, s

  Brief History of Faisalabad city: Before independence: The city was founded by Sir Charles James Lyall , the British Lieutenant Governor of Punjab , and was originally called Lyall. Before the British turned this area into a city center, it was mainly composed of villages. However, the construction of various canals has allowed the area to be irrigated. After the city is established, if people want to work, they will be invited to the city to promise land. This makes the city developed rapidly.   The city of Layalpur was established in 1880. Due to its industrial activities, the city now called "Manchester Pakistan " is nothing but a barren land 100 years ago. It didn't rain here for several weeks. When it rained, the water quickly disappeared in the city. There are no villages nearby. The Lyallpur city center was designed by Captain Popham Young to mimic the Union Jack. Eight roads radiate from a large clock tower in the center to eight independent bazaars.

  Faisalabad city ( Pakistan ): Faisalabad ,  the old name  Layalpur, is a city in Punjab province , Pakistan . It is now the third-largest city in Pakistan and the second-largest city in Punjab , with a population of more than 3 million people.   Short history: Faisalabad is one of the earliest planned cities in British India . Now it has developed into the textile industry center of Pakistan . In addition, because of its location in the geographic center of Punjab, it is also a railway and highway hub, known as Pakistan Manchester .   City planning: The planning of the city started during British rule. The clock tower was the convergent point of the city, where eight roads met and looked like a British flag from the air. Industry: The industry is dominated by textiles and food processing . There are many large-scale textile factories in the city, as well as small and medium-sized textile factories and workshops, as well as factories for fertilizers and canned food. The

 Sialkot city( Pakistan ): Sialkot is a city in northeastern  Pakistan . North of the Ankara River, northeast of Gujranwala . The population is 655,852 (2017). Short history: Sialkot has a long history. In 1185, the Afghan aristocratic Sultan conquered Sialkot. It became part of the Muslim dynasty in Delhi and later became part of the Muslim Mughal Empire. After the partition of India and Pakistan in 1947, the Hindu and Sikhs who originally lived in Sialkot moved to India and a large number of Muslims came to Sialkot from India to settle in Sialkot . Sialkot International Airport:  The airport is located 14 kilometers west of the city center. The airport is the first private civil airport in South Asia and Pakistan . It mainly competes with the new Islamabad International Airport and has the longest runway in Pakistan.   Industrial and commercial city:  There are cotton spinning, medical equipment, sports equipment, flour, and other factories. The transportation center