Ziarat is a dry land, which receives very low rainfall per annum. But countless natural springs called “Karez” and streams are found in many areas of these towns. There are numerous naturally found gorges around Ziarat. Spring water falling on mountain rocks produce musical sounds with magical effects if you have an eye for natural view. Chutair Tangi, Khan Tangi, Kawas Tangi, Fern Tangi and the Sandeman Tangi are famous gorges found around Ziarat.

Zindra is a picturesque location situated Fourteen kilometers from Ziarat. Zindra is given this name from the Pushto word “Zindra” meaning “four grinding mills”.

Sandeman Tangi another worth visiting place is just 4 kilometers from Ziarat. It is a spectacular waterfall outpouring on the rocks and provides fun to the visitors. Another beautiful place to visit is Chutair valley. It is located on 30 minutes drive from Ziarat where you can explore various lush green picnic spots in the valley

Hanna Lake is a beautiful lake surrounded by mountains in Urak Valley near Quetta city in Balochistan (Province in the southwestern region of Pakistan). The average depth of the lake is 49 feet (15 meters). For enjoying cool weather and food there is an eatery with tables set under the shady pine trees to create an oasis-like environment. Moreover, Hayat Durrani Water Sports Academy (HDWSA) is a famous first academy in Balochistan Province offering swimming, sailing and championships organizing activities in Hanna Lake that is why it is one of the most visited and convenient lakes in Balochistan.

Location: Zarghoon Range, Urak Valley Quetta, Pakistan

The archaeological museum of Quetta is situated near to the bazars that tell the story and civilization of West Pakistan. Instruments, manuscripts and various arms belonging to Stone Age are also part of the museum. Almost 540 million years old aquatic living fossils are also displayed here. 

The Urak Valley is known as ‘the land of orchards' because of the several fruits grown here, including peaches, the orchard of apple trees, pomegranate and many others. There are also waterfalls at the ending of the valley, making it even more attractive. 

The three conventional bazaars of Quetta is a marketplace where visitors can buy locally produced goods. Suraj Gang Bazar, Liaqat Bazar, and Kandahari Bazar are the famed bazaars of the city, where handworks are found, especially the famous Balochi mirror fancywork on carpets, dresses and even wall hangings. Different products like jackets, undershirts, shoes, and sandals are also available.

One of the most recommended place while visiting Quetta is thirty-five thousand Accho parking area, Hazargani Chiltan Park. Domestic parkland is about 10 miles away from Quetta and one of the main reasons for its construction is to preserve Chiltan Barbaric Markhor/ goat. Foreign plants like juniper, pistachio and almond trees are also planted here. 

About 50 km from Quetta, Pishin Valley has 1000s of Accho dedicated for fruit plantation. Crop production, veggies and fodder are all grown here, and it's famous for gardening and farming. Festivity in Pishin is worth experiencing along with many other attractive sights to visit. 

Built in 1892 under British Raj, it is a place where the founder of Pakistan, Muhammad Ali Jinnah spent the last two months and ten days of his life. It holds historical significance and emotional value for the people of Pakistan. The whole valley gives an eye-pleasing view with well maintained green lawns, Chinar trees and beautiful gardens.