This could be anywhere in the world, but where in Pakistan is this picture from?
The picture itself is by one of my favorite photographers, but let me not tell you now who that is (since that may give a clue to the answer). I will write more about him when we reveal the answer.
The quiz here is to let us know where is this place. While the exact location is pretty desolate, if you can guess (or know for sure) the two major towns between which this place is located, you’ll get full marks :-)
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Between Mach and Kolpur. (Sukkur-Quetta section)
Peshawar Landikotal Track
British rule gave 100 of miles of railway track + trains and Pakistan rule gave Bashir Bilor as Minister for Railways what a pitty !!!
@ Nihari. you are very close :) ek try aur
shabash Usman. you are close too. Now try guessing few hundred kilometers to the west of your location :)
its between sibi and kolpur..a must see /drive in snowy winters of baluchistan.spent two years on this track…long live pakistan