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Princess Of Hope, Beauty Of Balochistan – Mehmood Baloch

When the name “Princess of Hope” is used, one immediately thinks of an Egyptian princess whose existence lighted a flame of hope among the people of the period. That is how she got to be known as that.Apart from this concept, however, there is a different narrative concerning this princess. Balochistan province has numerous unrivalled beach locations and gorgeous valleys. Yet many people are unaware of the beauty of numerous places, including a princess who had remained silent for years until a few years ago. Yet, this stone sculpture sculpted in the Makran Coastal Mountain Range.

Meanwhile, in the year 2002, Angelina Jolie visited the area as a UN Goodwill ambassador at the time and when she visited Hingol National Park, she saw a princess standing in the mountains for many years. The name came to her mind when she saw the princess and she named the princess of this long-standing statue in the area “Princess of Hope”.

The name of this princess of hope once again became famous and this long-standing statue was revered. In the past, this statue, standing on the shores of the Arabian Sea, would have been tempered by strong winds and dust storms, but it would not remain so without its ownership.

Meanwhile, Balochistan, the largest province of Pakistan, is a land of rich culture, heritage, and history. Amidst the harsh and rugged terrain of Balochistan lies the Princess of Hope, a natural wonder that has become a symbol of hope and resilience for the people of Balochistan.

The Princess of Hope is a rock formation that stands tall and proud in the Hingol National Park, located in the western part of Balochistan. The rock formation, which resembles a princess standing with her arms outstretched, is a breathtaking sight that attracts visitors from all over the world.But the Princess of Hope is more than just a beautiful rock formation. It is a source of inspiration and strength for the people of Balochistan, who have faced many challenges and hardships over the years. The Princess of Hope is a symbol of the resilience and determination of the Baloch people, who have withstood countless hardships and have emerged stronger than ever before.The Princess of Hope also serves as a reminder of the rich cultural heritage of Balochistan. The province has a long and storied history, with a vibrant culture that is unique to the region. The rock formation is a testament to the creativity and artistic expression of the Baloch people, who have a long tradition of creating beautiful art and sculptures.

The Princess of Hope has also become a popular tourist attraction in Balochistan, drawing visitors from all over the world. Tourists come to the Hingol National Park to marvel at the beauty of the rock formation and to experience the natural wonders of the park. The park is home to a wide variety of flora and fauna, including the endangered Houbara Bustard and the rare Gyps vulture.

Furthermore, the government of Pakistan has recognized the importance of the Princess of Hope and has taken steps to protect the natural wonder with the collaboration of the provisional government. The Hingol National Park has been designated as a protected area, ensuring that the rock formation and the surrounding ecosystem will be preserved for future generations to enjoy.

The Princess of Hope is a shining example of the beauty, resilience, and cultural heritage of Balochistan. It is a symbol of hope and inspiration for the people of the province, and a popular tourist attraction that draws visitors from all over the world. As Balochistan continues to grow and develop, the Princess of Hope will remain a beloved and cherished natural wonder, a testament to the rich history and culture of the region.

Author, Mehmood Baloch is an independent Researcher, Served as a Research Fellow at South Asia Times and a former Junior Research Assistant at India Study Centre of ISSI.

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