This volume contains authentic information about some of the major valleys which look like Heaven when seen from the air but on ground the situation varies from valley to valley and village to village. This volume has been published to meet the growing demand for information about the most beautiful region of Pakistan which is unique in many ways

The Harappan Civilization unquestionably ranks as one of the greater cultures of early ancient world. One thing is certainly confirmed by the experts that Harappa provided a basis to prove that, Indo-Pak Sub-continent was once at the top of civilization of the world. Inspite of all types of ravages, it has still a charm for the inquisitive historian and scholar in addition to tourists and students. This book informed the public and apprise the authorities about the importance of this civilization so that people are aware of their rich past and can take a genuine pride in their glorious heritage

This book has been in the making for half a century. It synthesizes five decades of painstaking reseach on the land, the rise and fall of kingdoms, the city centers, and finally the ideologies that led to the creation of Pakistan. Much of the evidence for this historical explanation of the rise of Pakistan has been derived from the numerous inscriptions carved painstakingly in stone or left in the form of archaeological finds and architectural testimony of our forefathers, which have been carefully investigated and documented in the twentieth century by Professor Dani and his fellow archaeologists

The High Assembly of Sages is Sardar Aseff Ahmad Ali impressive debut in English poetry. It is in two parts. The first is about profound issues of God, universe, and man. Many poems are in the Sufi tradition, which is the most glorious facet of Islam. The second part of the book addresses mainly current political issues. There are poems on Quaid e Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah, Quaid e Awam Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto, Nelson Mandela, Ghandi and Abraham Lincoln. Each poem captures the essential greatness of these illustrious men of history

The history of Pakistani handicrafts goes back to the 3rd millennium B.C. An endless variety of handicrafts including wood and ivory inlay, beaten brass and copper ware, enamed work, jewellery, rugs and fabrics are avaiable in almost every rook and corner of the country. From Multan come camel skin and bone products as well as textiles and ceramic tiles. Lahore is famous for its carved and inlaid wood objects, meena jewellery and hand-block fabrics. Peshawar is known for its copper and brass ware, exquisite objects made of onyx and carpets of excellent quality