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    Writer: NISMAH  It is difficult to say which city in Pakistan is the most educated, as different cities have different strengths in terms of education. However, some cities in Pakistan are known for their high literacy rates and quality of education. Islamabad: The capital city of Pakistan is considered to be one of the most educated cities in the country. It has a high literacy rate and a large number of educational institutions, including universities and research centers.   Lahore: Lahore is known for its rich cultural and educational heritage, and it has a high literacy rate. It is home to some of the oldest and most prestigious universities in Pakistan, such as the University of Lahore, Lahore University of Management Sciences, and Government College University. Karachi: Karachi is the largest city in Pakistan and is known for its diverse culture and strong economy. The city has a large number of educational institutions, including universities, col...

Karachi is the most populous city in Pakistan and is known for its diverse population. The city has a mix of different ethnic and religious groups, including Pakistanis, Indians, Bengalis, Sindhis, Balochis, and Punjabis.   Sindhis: The Sindhis are the native people of Sindh province, of which Karachi is the capital. They are known for their warm hospitality and traditional customs.         Muhajirs: Muhajirs are people who migrated from India to Pakistan during the partition of India in 1947. They have a significant presence in Karachi and are known for their entrepreneurial spirit. Balochis: The Balochis are an ethnic group that primarily reside in the Balochistan province, but also have a significant presence in Karachi. They are known for their nomadic lifestyle and traditional customs. Punjabis: Punjabis are the largest ethnic group in Pakistan, and they have a significant presence in Karachi. They are known for their strong work ethic and entrepren...

  In 1965, Karachi was the capital of the newly formed country of Pakistan and had a population of around 3.5 million. The city was a major economic and industrial center, with a thriving port and a growing middle class. The city had undergone significant development since Pakistan's independence in 1947, with new infrastructure, housing, and public buildings being constructed. In 1965, Karachi was also a major center of politics and culture in Pakistan. The city was home to many political leaders and organizations, and was a center of intellectual and artistic activity. The city had several universities and colleges, as well as many cultural and educational institutions. The city's architecture was a mix of colonial and modern buildings. Many of the colonial-era buildings were preserved and remain standing today. The city's infrastructure was also improving, with new roads, bridges and public transportation being built. However, Karachi was also facing several chal...

  Karachi is a cosmopolitan city with a diverse culture reflecting its history as a major trading and economic hub. The culture of Karachi is a blend of various influences from different ethnic groups, religions, and languages. Some of the key elements of the culture of Karachi include: -Language: The official language of Karachi is Urdu, but a variety of languages are spoken in the city, including Sindhi, Punjabi, Balochi, and Pashto. English is also widely spoken and understood, particularly in the business and education sectors. -Religion: The majority of the population of Karachi is Muslim, but there are also significant numbers of Hindus, Christians, and Parsis. The city is also home to many religious shrines and places of worship, including the mausoleum of Pakistan's founding father, Muhammad Ali Jinnah. -Cuisine: Karachi is known for its delicious street food, which is influenced by the city's diverse ethnic groups. The city is also home to many high-end restauran...

                     Karachi is known for its diverse and delicious street food. Some affordable street food options in Karachi include:- -Biryani: Biryani is a popular dish made of rice, meat, and spices, and is available in various street food outlets. -Chaat: Chaat is a popular street food made with various ingredients such as potatoes, chickpeas, and yogurt. -Qeema Naan: Qeema naan is a popular street food made with minced meat and spices, often served with chutney. -Paaya: Paaya is a traditional dish made of trotters (feet) of a lamb or a goat, slow-cooked with spices. -Haleem: Haleem is a traditional dish made with wheat, barley, meat (usually beef or mutton), lentils, and spices. -Tikka: Tikka is a popular street food made of meat (usually chicken or beef) marinated in spices and grilled on skewers. -Lassi: Lassi is a popular drink made of yogurt, sugar, and sometimes with different flavors like mango or strawbe...

 Some popular winter destinations in Pakistan include: Skardu and the surrounding valleys in Gilgit-Baltistan, which offer opportunities for hiking, climbing, and skiing Chitral and the Kalash Valleys in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, which are known for their unique culture and beautiful landscapes Murree and Nathiagali in the Punjab, which are popular hill stations for tourists looking to escape the heat of the plains Shogran and Siri Paye in the Kaghan Valley, which offer scenic views and opportunities for trekking Ziarat, a hill station in Balochistan known for its juniper forests and cool weather. Pakistan has been facing some security challenges in recent years, and the safety situation can vary depending on the region and the specific circumstances. The government has taken steps to improve security for tourists and many areas are considered safe for travel. However, it is important to stay informed about the current security situation before planning a trip and to exercise...

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