A beautiful girl from Northern Pakistan is pictured here sitting on a wooden fence. In the background is what appears to be an olive grove.
Northern Pakistan is home to wild olives called kahu. These olive forests are reknowned for their durable timber as well as scenic beauty. Found mostly in Hazara, wild olive forests can be a great place to go for an outing or picnic.
The girls of northern Pakistan are well known in for their great looks, this lady being no exception. The colour of her sandals matches with her turquoise shalwar kameez. With a smile as beautiful as her figure, this girl proves yet again that when it comes to beauty, Pakistani girls rule the subcontinent.
Here we have a beautiful picture of a Pakistani girl in red shalwar kameez. With clear skin, dyed hair and a sexy pout, this girl is looking good. Notice the red bangles matching with her dress. Her earring or “jhumka” is also studded with matching crimson gems. A very traditional Pakistani look in a beautiful girl!
This girl gives a distinctly South Punjabi or Seraiki look. She may even be Sindhi. The deep shade of her lipstick also alludes to her relatively dark skin complexion.
Students of a well known medical college pose atop a Qinqui rickshaw during a field trip in the North West Frontier Province of Pakistan. Stunningly beautiful, these hot blooded Pathan babes sure know how to create a winning photoshoot. This is truly a striking cultural representation of the modern day female inheritors of the ancient Gandhara region, almost Graeco-Roman in their beauty.
Qinquis are now ubiquitous in the northern regions of Pakistan due to their low cost, increased seating capacity and easy import through the land routes from China. Most are brought over the Karakorum highway on ancient the Silk Road. They seem to be taking over the market from the erstwhile popular modified Vespa rickhaws.
A photograph of three very cute and rather confident looking college girls from Pakistan wearing a shalwar kameez uniform. If you read carefully, you can make out the word “Lyceum” on otheir sleeves, referring to the educational institution of the same name.
The gray of their uniforms is complementing the pastel background nicely, creating an overpowering, leafy aura that conveys a sultry, earthen sensuality. Don’t you feel like asking these beauties out?
This picture captures two Pakistani girls strolling on the streets of the legendary city of Lahore. Lahore, known as the Paris of Asia, is one of ancient India’s (and modern Pakistan’s) most charming cities, steeped in history and awash in culture. This city has a lively grace and an authentic appeal that pervades the environment, the people and of course, the girls.
Lahori girls have a confident appeal that is inimitable - entirely their own. Full of life, zest and vivaciousness, the girls of Lahore prove time and again that when it comes to living the good life, they are second to none. This photograph portrays the rustic charm and laid back spirit of the city and its inhabitants.
Kashmala Tariq is unarguably one of Pakistan’s most glamorous politicians. After the passing of the late Benazir Bhutto, Pakistanis the world over are writing in about the great allure of this Pakistani beauty. Purported to be married with a child, the stunning Kashmala Tariq is nevertheless the object of many a man’s fantasies, having an almost Amazonian domineering quality about her.
Educated from the London School of Economics, Kashmala Tariq first entered Pakistani politics as a Member of National Assembly MNA from a woman’s quota seat as part of the PML Q government. Headed by Chaudhry Shujaat, the notorious PML Q was ruthlessly beaten in the last Pakistani general elections that saw the emergence of a rather improbable Zardari-Sharif alliance. Kashmala Tariq, never one to be browbeaten, however, continues to be seen in some of the most prominent social circles of the capital.
She is seen here wearing a white shalwar kameez as she arrives for a local event.
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