winter

News Desk  Islamabad: Pakistan is set to enter a new and active winter phase as a fresh westerly weather system approaches, bringing widespread rain, thunderstorms and snowfall to large parts of the country over the coming days, the…

APP Islamabad: As winter tightens its grip and intermittent snowfalls blanket the northern regions, Saifullah Lake in Swat and Neelum Valley in Azad Jammu and Kashmir have emerged as top winter tourism destinations, drawing visitors with…

News Desk  Swat: The winter that once blanketed Swat’s scenic valleys in snow has arrived without its defining feature—triggering alarm among locals whose livelihoods depend on it. In Kalam valley, where snowfall traditionally draws…

News Desk  Islamabad: The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has forecast light to moderate rain and snowfall in hilly areas from December 30 to January 2, with intermittent breaks in fog, and has advised travelers to remain…

APP Swat: With a steaming cup of green tea in one hand and a sizzling plate of fresh trout in the other, Ehtisham Khan sat by a hotel window overlooking snow-draped slopes, soaking in the quiet grandeur of Malam Jabba — Pakistan’s famed…

News Desk  Nathiagali: As clouds gathered over the pine-clad hills of Abbottabad and a winter chill settled in, the promise of snowfall drew thousands of visitors to the Galiyat region over the weekend, transforming northern Khyber…

APP Malam Jabba: Northern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has slipped into a magical winter phase, as the season’s first snowfall—forecast by the Pakistan Meteorological Department—has transformed the region into a snowy retreat, drawing tourists…

News Desk  Islamabad: After an extended period of dry weather that has persisted through the early winter months — mirroring drought patterns seen in recent years — Pakistan is finally set to receive much-needed precipitation this…

News Desk  Islamabad: The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has predicted a significant drop in temperatures across Karachi starting tomorrow, as chilly winds are expected to sweep in from Quetta. According to the Met Office,…

APP Islamabad: As winter tightens its grip on Islamabad, the city’s markets are alive with the crunch of almonds, the sweetness of dates, and the rich aroma of walnuts and pistachios. For residents, dry fruits are more than a festive…