Rock of Skardu, Skardu Valley, Gilgit-Baltistan, originally uploaded by www.first-pakistan.blogspot.com.
*The ‘Rock of Skardu’ stands on the edge of the River Indus. Dating back to
the Great Tibetan Empire, the rock is carved with drawings of stupas and
images of Buddha along with text; it is the only surviving rock of its kind
in the area. The Skardu Valley is also known as ‘Little Tibet’ and stands at
an altitude of 2,438 metres; with the lofty peaks of the Karakorum Mountains
as a backdrop, the Valley is a veritable tourist’s paradise. *
Khurram Gardezi
first-pakistan.blogspot.com
dcpakistan.blogspot.com
world-cricket-legends.blogspot.com
the Great Tibetan Empire, the rock is carved with drawings of stupas and
images of Buddha along with text; it is the only surviving rock of its kind
in the area. The Skardu Valley is also known as ‘Little Tibet’ and stands at
an altitude of 2,438 metres; with the lofty peaks of the Karakorum Mountains
as a backdrop, the Valley is a veritable tourist’s paradise. *
Khurram Gardezi
first-pakistan.blogspot.com
dcpakistan.blogspot.com
world-cricket-legends.blogspot.com
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