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Tourism Potential Investment Opportunities in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

The quasi contiguity of the province, with the Central Asian states and with xiangiang province of China attracted many migrants, businessmen, warriors and fortune seekers in different ages for settlement. The interaction among different races and their co-existence led to a rich cultural heritage. The glimpses of such heritage are evident from the Ghandhara archaeological sites at Gur Khattree Peshawar, Takh-Bahi (Mardan), Seri Behlol (Mardan), Shabaz Gari (Mardan) Nimo Gram Buddhist Stupa (Swat), and collection of Ghandhara art preserved at Swat Museum, Chakdara museum (Dir Lower) and Peshawar museum.

• The total area of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is 100200 sq.km

• Northern Zone: A mountainous region full of natural picturesque having 5 small and big rivers.

• Mid Part: It comprises of Peshawar Valley, a seat of different civilizations.

• Southern Zone: Rugged dry hills and vast gravelly plains with patches of alluvial agri fields.

• North of province is exceptionally rich in picturesque and alluring landscape, exotic valleys and dense pine forest.

• The natural lakes and thick forests of the province are safe heaven for eco tourism.

• Ghandhara remains testify the rich cultural heritage of the province.