Pakistan has six UNESCO World Heritage sites including archeological ruins at Moenjodaro and Buddhist ruins at Takht-i-Bahi. It has the largest canal irrigation system in the world and the second largest salt mine. Pakistani people are known for their intelligence and the country contains unique forests. The presentation discusses the cultural heritage and people of Pakistan.

2. Theme : Pakistan is the land of pure people
Presenter : Samiullah Memon

3. • Interesting Facts about Pakistan
• Pakistani people and Culture
• Conclusion
Contents

4. Pakistan has six designated UNESCO World
Heritage sites:
• The archeological ruins at Moenjodaro
• The Buddhist ruins of Takht-i-Bahi
• the fort and Shalamar Gardens in Lahore
• the monuments at Makli
• Fort Rohtas
• the ancient ruins of Taxila.
Facts:

5. • Pakistan has the largest canal-based irrigation system in
the world.
• The ‘Khewra Salt Mine’ in Pakistan is the second largest
and oldest salt mine in the world.
• Pakistan has the only fertile desert in the world – the
Tharparkar desert – located in Sindh province.
• Pakistanis are the fourth-most intelligent people in the
world.
• The once world’s largest man-made forest is in Pakistan
– the Changa Manga forest (12,423 acres in area). The
Changa Manga forest was originally planted in 1866.

6. Pakistani people and Culture

7. Conclusion
At last I conclude that ........