Bahram Baloch

MAKRAN ON THE FLAMES OF FIRE :-                                                                                                  Today whenever I pass a glance on the circumstances of people of Makran, a flood of tears starts flowing from my eyes and an unbearable pain arises inside my heart. I am not worried that Makran is on fire. But I feel distress when I think, there is no one who can vanish this fire. Today in Makran, I cannot see a single wise and discriminate leader who can liberate the nation from this anguish or agony. The people of Makran are famous for their unity, bravery, hospitality and brotherhood. But today none of the above characteristics are present in almost all the people of Makran. Now they are victoms of individualism. They are no more united. Everyone thinks for it's own benefit and never thinks about the great loss of others. In my opinion, nations are never destroyed due to the casual accidents. They are destroyed when their congregational perception e

Gwader:- (Gawder Port) The word "Gwadar" is a combination of two "Balochi" words-"Gwat" means wind and "Dar" means Gateway. so the meaning of Gwadar is "The Gateway of wind". A theory is that the name derived from the ancient name of Baluchistan, "Gedrosia", which was given by the Greeks to the arid area of southern Baluchistan. It is a port city on the southwestern coast of Balochistan, Pakistan. The city is located on the shores of the Arabian Sea, approximately 700 kilometres to the west of Pakistan's largest city, Karachi. Gwadar is near the border with Iran, and is located to the east of the Persian Gulf and opposite Oman. Gwadar and its surrounding region were overseas possessions of the Sultanate of Muscat and Oman from 1783 until Pakistan purchased the territory September 8, 1958. Pakistan assumed control of the territory on December 8, 1958, and the territory was later integrated into Balochistan province o

Stunning Pir Ghaib Water Falls This is an awe-inspiring view of Pir Ghaib, Balochistan. Locals here believe in the myth of the Invisible Saint (Pir Ghaib), who was saved by the Almighty.

Quetta at night Lighting up the night sky – Quetta at night

Cadet College Mastung:- Cadet College Mastung is a military high school, for boys grades seven through twelve. History:- In 1976, the Federal Government extended help for establishing a Cadet College in Balochistan to bring this province at par with other Provinces, thus providing equal opportunities to the talented and brighter students from Balochistan as well. The Project of establishing a Cadet College in Balochistan was conceived in March 1976. The President of Pakistan gave his blessings in 1979 and ECNEC approved PC-I in 1981. Present site was selected in 1982 and the construction of first two phases started in 1983. The college started functioning on April 09, 1987 with induction of its first entry of 60 cadets. Location :- Cadet College, Mastung is located in district Mastung; on RCD Highway (N-25 National Highway) at a distance of 54 km from Quetta (Capital of Balochistan) and 630 km from Karachi. It covers an area of 120 acres (0.49 km2). Infrastructure:- The

Bahram Baloch Quotes:-       ✒ Donot imitate others because it damages your personality. ¤¤¤ ✒ A person will be considered dead if his conscience has died and cannot demand his basic rights.¤¤¤ ✒ A nation will be automatically destroyed if its people forget their religion , culture and tradiations.¤¤¤ ✒ Peace cannot exist in that society where there is no justice, equality and obedience of law. ¤¤¤ ✒ Nations never destroy due to casual accidents. They destroy when their congregational perception end.¤¤¤ ✒ A nation will only progress if it's youth moves towards education and will destroy when it's youth leaves the way of education. ¤¤¤ ✒ If you are not sincere to yourself, no one will be sincere to yourself. ¤¤¤ ✒ Religion is the best weapon to rule or use a nation if you know how to use it. ¤¤¤ ✒ It is very easy to conquer a fort of mud than a fort of lead if traitors are present there. ¤¤¤ ✒ Nothing is difficult in this world unless we don't

Jiwani Jiwani is a town and commercial port that is located along the Gulf of Oman in the Gwadar District of Balochistan. It is located near the Pakistani border with Iran, 34 km (21 miles) from the Iranian border. The town has a total population of 25,000 and is expected to become a major commercial center in concert with the development of the port of Gwadar located nearly 80 km (50 miles) to the east. Jiwani is located at the eastern end of Gwadar Bay. The area around the bay includes an important mangrove forest extending across the international border to Iran, and is an important habitat for a wide variety of wildlife, especially the endangered Olive Ridley and Green Turtles. Plans to grant fishing concessions and offshore drilling rights are potentially a threat to the wildlife of the area. The population largely depends upon fishing. There are a number of export oriented fish freezing plants located in Jiwani. Jiwani holds strategic importance in the region, located im

Akara National Park Sights/Landmarks

Gwadar West Bay Beach Sights/Landmarks 

Gwadar Beach Sights/Landmarks

Koh-e-Batil Sights/Landmarks Gwadar is largely flat barren land with two hills, and the Koh-e-Batil (maximum height 449 ft.) at the head of the hammerhead peninsula is one of the two. Atop the majestic Koh-e-Batil Hill, the 5-star Zaver Pearl Continental Gwadar enjoys beautiful views of the Arabian Sea from its cliff-top position PC Hotel

Kund Malir Beach Sights/Landmarks Kund Malir (a desert beach) is located approximately 250 km from Karachi in the province of Baluchistan and on the Makran Coastal Highway. The desert beach provides fabulous beach view along with sand dunes. Sea water is crystal clear and sand on the bank of sea provides a beautiful look. If you are traveling from Karachi then move on RCD Highway towards N25. Follow the track of Makran Coastal Highway on N10. It would take nearly 3.5 hours to reach on spot depending on how good you are driving. The total distance between Karachi and Kund Malir Beach is approximately 240-250 km.

Hinglaj Mata Sights/Landmarks Hinglaj Mata (Hinglaj Devi, Hingula Devi, Nani Mandir) is a Hindu temple in Hinglaj, a town on the Makran Coast in Balochistan, and is the middle of the Hingol National Park. It is one of the Shakti Peethas of the goddess Sati, and is a form of Durga or Devi located in a mountain cave on the banks of the Hingol River. The cave temple of Hinglaj Mata is situated 250 km (160 mi) northwest of Karachi, at the end of a range of Kirthar hills in the Makran desert stretch on the west bank of Hingol River. The shrine is located in a small natural cave with a low mud altar. There is no man-made image of the goddess, and a small shapeless stone is worshipped as Hinglaj Mata. The stone is smeared with sindoor (vermilion), which possibly gives the location its Sanskrit name Hingula - root of the present-day name Hinglaj. Google Maps Location: 25.5122836,65.5173429

Princess of Hope Sights/Landmarks Princess of Hope is a natural rock formation that manifests a princess looking beyond horizons (maybe for hope). The sea breeze coming from the Arabian Sea has worked for many years an expert craftsman to carve this beautiful sculpture. Princess of Hope stands high in the mountain range along with Makran Coastal Highway. The entire landscape is covered with gorges and mountains of mud and rock. Climatic changes, rain and strong winds coming from the sea have transformed these rocks into nicely sculpted objects – the Princess of Hope is just one of them. The formation of Princess of Hope is so perfect that it appears to be a masterpiece of a skilled artisan who has made no mistake in transforming this rock into a princess. The name Princess of Hope was given by Hollywood actress Angelina Jolie on her visit to this area.

Lion of Balochistan Sights/Landmarks People will not believe if it is said that a Sphinx existed in any country other than Egypt. But in fact there is a naturally curved shape like sphinx in the world, at about 250 km from Karachi, Pakistan on the Makran coastal highway. This structure is naturally carved by winds and rains; however, on seeing it one will not trust his eyes that this is a  naturally carved structure. As you travel on the Makran coastal highway from Karachi eastwards to Gwadar, just after you pass the Kund Malir beach and enter into the twisting and turning road of the ‘Buzzi Pass’ you start see unique formations of mountains  at the place. Just traveling about 20 mins from Kund Malir you see a very finely carved structure of sphinx waiting for your sight on the top of a mountain