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A Balochistan hill station holding the Quaid e Azam Residency and one of the world's oldest juniper forests.
Summary:
Ziarat carries major national significance as the site of the Quaid e Azam Residency, where Muhammad Ali Jinnah spent roughly 70 days in 1948 before his death, the building's image now appears on Pakistan's 100 rupee note. The original wooden structure was severely damaged in a 2013 attack and carefully restored using historical photographs, reopening on Independence Day 2014.
A hill station in Balochistan's highlands, surrounded by one of the world's largest and oldest juniper forests, with some trees estimated at over 1,000 years old.
A quiet hill station atmosphere shaped by its cooler climate and orchard economy, cherries and a distinctive local red apple variety are grown here, alongside locally produced honey.
Cooler than most of Balochistan given its elevation; May September is most pleasant for outdoor exploration.
Check today's live weather →Roughly 3 hours (133km) by road from Quetta.
Drive to Ziarat, visit the Quaid e Azam Residency museum.
Explore the ancient juniper forest before returning to Quetta.
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