Tarbela Dam

 

 

Tarbela dam is Pakistan's biggest dam. It is also world's biggest dam made up of clay substitutes.

It has tremendous view from satellite. We can see a Quranic Verse (ayat) written on its side, targeted 

for aerial viewers or satellite viewers.!

"and HE hath made the rivers for service unto you"

Goth Sumar Khan oil spill Pakistan

Goth Sumar Khan is a beautiful and simple fishermen village in Balochistan near coastal area of Arabian Sea. Fairly large big ships can be seen but besides these rusty busy fishing ships, we can see oil floating in sea which is really a bad sign for us. Surely those poor fishermen are not brutal and bad but they do not know the devastating effect of this oil spill and hence can be called ignorant and illiterate. But with education we can transform their minds along with their fishing facilities. Ship dragging signs can be seen clearly in bottom picture because these boats are dragged into sea during low tide. During high tide these ships float back to their previous positions.

High Tides in Gwadar Pakistan

Gwadar is being devolped as Pakistan's biggest future sea port. It is a natural deep water sea port very few in world. It is also very rich with natural beauty and real tremendous sites. Rock,sand and high tides can easily be seen in abundance,together. This is a satellite picture of an area near Gwadar where fast flowing tides can be seen passing through a corridor. No roads to reach there and despite of attracting topology, it is hidden from sights of Pakistan.

Miani Hor Pakistan

Miani Hor is an unknown place here in Pakistan but thanks to Google earth which has unveiled an unknown area in Pakistan. Miani Hor is near coastal area of Balochistan alongside sindh. Sea water seems to penetrate deep into this area but plantation and rich green trees shows that it might be due to fresh water or extension of mangrove forests which are abundant alongside Indus river in Indus basin. No roads, No way to      reach there except through maze of sea waters or through air.