Mangroves are slat tolerant bush kind trees, which strengthen in, inter tidal zones of tropical and subtropical localities, stream deltas and along the coasts. There are some 15.9 million hectares of mangrove timber plantations around the world. They are of large economic and ecological importance. Mangroves live life on the point with one end on land and one in the ...Read More »
Indus River is known to be the largest river of Pakistan and is also called as ‘Lion River’. It originates from Tibetan mountains and passes through Ladakh region. River Kabul joins River Indus near Attock. The merging of these two rivers gives a great view to the tourists as a bridge is built upon it to enjoy the beautiful natural ...Read More »
One of the longest rivers in the world is known as River Indus, which is flowing in China, Pakistan and India. Its length is about3,180 km. The source of water to this river is the melted glaciers and snow of the Himalayas, Hindu Kush and Karakoram. Monsoon rains also becomes a source of water, but for a limited period of ...Read More »
