Kalabagh

How are You Everyone, Hope You all are fine and doing well.
Today I am sharing my recently visited memories of kalabagh, that is situated in Mianwali (Pakistan).
First of all I want to tell you why this name was given to this place.
Kala means black and bagh means garden.

It is famous on the name of Nawab of Kalabagh Malik Ameer Muhammad.
Nawab of Kalabagh have planted many trees of mango that when ripened, its leaves turned black and looks dark to viewers.
That's why this place got this name.
I recently visit there and can't stop myself to capture such a beautiful scenery of nature.
It shows like nature is coming with full of its natural powers.

Its population is about 150,000 with a special languages, Hindko, Saraiki, Niazi, Awankari and other languages are also spoken by them.
Here You can see the picture of Pakistan largest river Indus.

Clouds are looking very pretty and scattered like cotton balls.
Whenever I saw such a beautiful views, it feels like I can capture these clouds.
The dam was built on the river Indus to fulfill the needs of irrigation in Pakistani land.
Pakistan is now trying to developed it soon to generate hydroelectric power for Pakistan.

Actually Sindhi peoples have fear that two irrigation canals would be constructed along with the dam and will further reduce the water flow in Indus.
However, several treaties and authorities are place to resolve issues of water distribution. That's the main reason behind Kalabagh dam awaits for its final assessment from federal government.
That's it for now.
Thanks for stopping by and read it.
Have a blessed day.👍