Kirthar Range Travel Guide

 besal Says:  This grave of an unknow saint/pir is situated very close to the Hub Dam. Maybe on my next trip I will stop to check whose it is. 

 besal Says:  The vegetation of the park comprises of various forms of shrubbery, flowers, and trees. It is said that during monsoon, the Park is green with lots of flowers blossoming everywhere. 

 besal Says:  These ponds were created when flash floods passed through this ravine, resulting wipeout for roads. Now one had to take a diversion and passed near these ponds. This one was full of frogs and a good place to rest and relax your feet in the water. It was also interesting to... 

 besal Says:  What Grand Canyon is to Colorado, Kirthar is to Sindh. The landscape, topographic, streams/rivers, canyons, wildlife, historical sites, etc are all there. Except on a mini-scale. From Khar Center one can view the start of Kirthar range on one side, plains on the other and... 

 besal Says:  Sometimes people, especially children, will find pleasure in simple activities. Though we were here for a short while, there was not much to do or go around. After climbing down the center and coming back up, eating our lunch, something had to be found. Some were dancing,... 

 besal Says:  I asked my little daughter, Saniya, What does a crocodile say?"Chomp! Chomp!" with fingers snapping.Yup, these crocs looked quite hungry. As soon as we peaked over, some of them started moving towards us. No wonder the park management had any protective railing around the... 

 besal Says:  The only shooting allowed in the park is through your camera lens. Although I heard that there is trophy hunting for Ibex, and this Ibex has to be old and grey, and not able to contribute anymore in the reproduction process, price USD 10,000+ (I think). Only one shot is...