Swat, often referred to as ‘Switzerland of Pakistan’, saw about 35,000 tourist vehicles entering the valley during the festive season. Tourists visited Malam Jabba, Gabin Jabba, Madyan ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Swat wood carving was once a thriving craft in Swat Valley in Pakistan. The artistry dates back 2,000 years to the Buddhist period of the Gandhara region.

Swat welcomed over 416,000 domestic and foreign tourists during the Eid holidays, with many still visiting key spots like Kalam and Malam Jabba. USDA ensured smooth arrangements as Swat continues to ...

SWAT: A group of girl students at a Saidu Sharif ... committed to fighting for girls’ education rights and resources in Pakistan, with a particular focus on empowering girls through education.

Analysts believe this move signals a strategic boost in Pakistan’s air defense posture in the region. Notably, the nearby Swat Valley is often referred to as the “Switzerland of Pakistan ...