One's destination is never a place but a new way of seeing things.

 Here is the cute little buggers. My sweetheart nephews picture sharing.

Long frocks and shirts are some of the latest Asian dresses trend especially in India and Pakistan. Though frocks and long shirts are always in use by females becuase they looks gorgeous yet from last few years it has become a trend of wearing long kurti's and frocks both in winters and summers. Here i am going to share some of mine latest dresses for summers, though i was never been crazy for buying designer's and botique dresses. I always liked to be as simple as possible rather i loved to spend money on outings and visiting close to nature because i used to live in the north of Pakistan , having an abundance of natural beauty all around nearby. But now as i shifted to the south of Pakistan, "a hub of industries" and fashion designers have outlets all around in the Lahore and Faisalabad etc. So obviously i have developed a bit more interest in clothings. The embriodery and motifs especially on the lawn suits for summers looks beautiful. ...

 Shalimar garden is also called as "Mughul Garden" or the "Emperor Garden", situated in the Lahore, Pakistan. It is very famous garden from Mughual era,very well maintained, though not very well, yet it is in acceptable condition. For art and history lovers it might be a great place where one can idealizes all the Emperors, prince and princesses stories from mughul empires. Iam sure many of us have get through by some of these historical stories linked to Shah Jahan and his son Aurangzeb alimgir. This beautiful garden has been originally constructed by Emperor Shah Jahan. In old historical stories we get the traces of this garden being very famous for Elephant competition. Emperor Shah jahan used to enjoy the competition among royal Elephants in this garden. Mughul Emperors were fond of Elephants ride. It is built in 16 th century but still its reflect the glory of the past. A huge wall is surrounded by the Garden. Royal gardens were always in close...