Khewra salt mine is world's second largest salt mine. The mine is famous for its production of pink Khewra salt, often marketed as Himalayan salt.
60 million of the world’s finest hand-stitched footballs are produced annually by Sialkot’s 100 firms.
Pakistan is famous for cricket, specially for their super fast bowlers Shoaib Akhtar, Wasim Akram and now Shaheen Afridi.
Pakistan’s Tharparkar Desert stretches across the Indian subcontinent, making it 17th on the list of earth’s largest deserts.
Faisal Mosque is world’s fifth-largest mosque, built from 1976 to 1986, is a combination of modern and traditional architecture.
The world's highest ATM, churning out cash from a staggering altitude of 15,300ft in the snowcapped mountains of Pakistan.
The pristine, freshwater Haleji Lake is home to thousands of Pakistan’s migratory birds. Lake Haleji is one of the major sources of water supplying Karachi’s growing population.
Pakistan’s Changa Manga forest is the world’s largest man-made forest, and it’s home to centuries-old juniper trees.
Pakistan is known to have the world's largest volunteer ambulance network.
Indus basin irrigation system is the world’s largest irrigation system. This sprawling labyrinth of waterways covers Pakistan, India, Afghanistan, and China.