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*Originally posted by sirf tumhari: *
i THINK it's some plaace in Balochistan
sorry
im really bad at spelling!
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It's in NWFP, not in Baluchistan.
Sachiiiiiiiiii aghar peshawar main hai to aj tak hum neh kion nahin dekha…hmmmm:confused:
Chalo ji, from Baluchistan to NWFP. Man you guys need a crash course in geography, history and geology. Damn, those mountains are not in NWFP but in Northern Areas. Mountains in NWFP are Hindukush and Hinduraj. Karakorams are in Northern Areas and these mountains are from the Karakoram. Another thing, Ladakh (India), Baltistan(Pakistan) and Tibet(China) were all major Bhuddisht learning centers. So, this thing is definitely from the Northern Areas. I am 200% positive!!
Hmmm yehi to hum soch rehe they keh NWFP main yeh jagha kese ho sakhti hai …jab keh aj tak hum neh kabhi nahin dekhee…
It’s not in Peshawar either.
Probably, Sawat.
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*Originally posted by Pakistani Tiger: *
It's not in Peshawar either.
Probably, Sawat.
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Hmm okay jee...Thanks:)
Oof HO , Yeh to Murghi Ka Darrba Hai 
OK my mistake. I thought it was a "Chorten" a sort of road marker/prayer place for travellers Buddhist in origin. Some are still found in Northern Areas os Pakistan and even in Afghanistan. This apparently is not a picture of a chorten sicne they are made of stones and earth. I will try to find out what it is.