A general view of people visiting the snow-covered Hanna Lake after a snowfall. PHOTO: REUTERS
Much like its landscape, its people remain unconquered and unbent, but hospitable to a fault. Often neglected by tourists, Balochistan gives a true taste of adventure and the great outdoors. Take a road trip and you won’t help but fall in love with the land that is so dear to the Baloch.
Zhob
Zhob, Balochistan. PHOTO: ASIF NAWAZ Zhob, Balochistan. PHOTO: ASIF NAWAZ Zhob, Balochistan. Koh-e-Suleman in the background PHOTO: ASIF NAWAZ Zhob, Balochistan. PHOTO: ASIF NAWAZ Zhob, Balochistan. PHOTO: ASIF NAWAZRead: 10 breathtaking photos you won't believe are from Pakistan
Zhob, Balochistan. PHOTO: ASIF NAWAZHana Lake
Local residents enjoy the snow fall at Hana Lake on January 21, 2015. PHOTO: BANARAS KHAN/EXPRESS A general view of people visiting the snow-covered Hanna Lake after a snowfall. PHOTO: REUTERSRead: Wiki Loves Monuments comes to Pakistan
Local residents walk through snow on the outskirts of Quetta PHOTO: AFPQuetta
View of snow covered mountain after first snowfall of season in Quetta PHOTO: APP Quetta, Balochistan PHOTO: EXPRESS \ NASEEM JAMESGwadar
The residential area of Gwadar port in the Arabian Sea. — PHOTO: AFP PHOTO: AFPGadani
A beautiful view of Gadani Beach PHOTO: @mohibullah.hussainiRead: Australian travel blogger captures breathtaking pictures of Pakistan
Makran Coastal Highway
Driving along the Makran Coast, it is easy to forget that you’re just a couple of hours away from the hustle and bustle of Karachi. PHOTO: Jawad Khan The Makran Coastal Highway – A driver’s dream. PHOTO: Jawad Khan Makran coastal highway PHOTO: @kakufastKund Malir Beach
Kund Malir beach – no one for miles around. PHOTO: Jawad KhanZiarat pass, Kuchlak, Quetta
Ziarat pass, Kuchlak, Quetta, Balochistan PHOTO: ASIF NAWAZQilla Saifullah
Qilla Saifullah, Balochistan. PHOTO: ASIF NAWAZ
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