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Gold price drops by Rs10,700 per tola in Pakistan

  Gold prices in Pakistan   decreased on Tuesday in line with their loss in the international market. In the local market, gold price per tola reached Rs459,462 after a decline of Rs10,700 during the day. Similarly, 10-gram gold was sold at Rs393,914 after it fell by Rs9,174, according to rates shared by the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association (APGJSA). On Monday , gold price per tola reached Rs470,162 after a decline of Rs5,500 during the day. The international rate of gold declined by $107 to reach $4,371 per ounce (with a premium of $20). Meanwhile, the price of silver also decreased by Rs145 to reach Rs7,930 per tola.
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Celebrating Pakistan's Culture and Heritage

 

Shandur Polo festival: the roof of the world

Pakistan a land rich in cultural diversity and historical significance, hosts a variety of cultural events that showcase its vibrant traditions. Among these, the Shandur Polo Festival and the Lok Mela stand out, offering unique glimpses into the country’s rich heritage.

Every July, the Shandur Polo Festival transforms the high-altitude Shandur pass into the bustling hub of excitement and tradition. Situated at an elevation of approximately 3,700 meters, this festival is renowned as the highest polo ground in the world. It is spectacular celebration where teams from Gligit-Baltistan and Chitral engage in thrilling polo matches.

The festival is not just about the sport. It is a grand cultural event featuring traditional music and dance performances that echo through the mountains, captivating both locals and tourists. Visitors can explore local crafts and enjoy regional delicacies, making it an immersive experience into the culture of northern Pakistan the shandur polo festival serves as a reminder of the region ns rich history and the enduring spirits of its people.

Lok Mela: the tapestry of traditions

Another significant cultural event is Lok Mela held annually in Islamabad. This folk festival is a vibrant showcase of Pakistan’s diverse cultural heritage. Artesian and performers across the country gather to exhibit their skills, creating a colorful tapestry of music, dance, crafts and cuisines.

The Lok Mela provides a platform for the traditional artists to display their work, preserving and promoting indigenous crafts and performing arts. Visitors can witness live performances of Folk music and dance, taste traditional food from various provinces, and purchases handmade crafts, supporting local artisans. The festival fosters sense of unity and pride in Pakistan’s cultural diversity, drawing both national and international visitors.

These festivals are more than just events; they are the celebrations of Pakistans cultural identity and heritage.the shandur and lok mela not only provides entertainments but also promotes cultural exchange and tourism.

 


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