Sunday, 4 November 2018

visit to various areas of Chakwal


Visit to various areas of Chakwal

We woke up early in the morning .We both had breakfast with perhata and egg. It was very tasty.Afterwards, we said good bye to the village of my friend and headed straight towards kallar kahar.Kallar kahar is a town which is the subdivision of chakwal.This place was very beautiful. There were peacocks over their as well. The people travelling from Islamabad to Lahore are most likely to stay here for enjoying the beautiful view of this area.

We stayed there for a while and enjoyed the beautiful view of god nature. The lake was also just amazing. The best part was that it was really salty. I even had the chance to pedal boat. This is also a very historic place for Pakistan as well. Many of several picnic points was their such as resturants, gift shops and guest houses.

The famous thing of chakwal is raivrie.Raivire was made up of pure desi ghee. It was really sweet. We stayed there for a while and then he showed me one of the famous cement factory in Pakistan.The name of the cement factory was best way cement factory. This factory was really huge. I was really impressed to see this type of factory in Pakistan.there were about more than 1000 employees working in this factory to earn their living.

Then we headed towards the famous salt mine. It was little far from chakwal. We headed to reach their because this was one of the tourist points. This salt mine is the Pakistan largest mine and it is consider to be world’s second largest salt mine. It produces 350,000 tons per Annam.almost, 300,000 tourist visit here every year. The best part when I saw sculpture of various things made up of salt. That was very interesting to see. Even the mosque was built by salt. That was very interesting to see. Patients facing issues of asthma and other respiratory diseases do visit here and get their self sure.It was a really good journey.after wards ,we headed straight to chakwal.
                                                            
  
                                                                  Salt mine








                                         

No comments:

Post a Comment