Cholistan Desert
The Cholistan Desert is the most popular and largest desert in the Southern Punjab, that is the part of the Thar Desert. It was fertile land in 4000 BC due to water from the Himalayas, but due to climate change and with scarcity of water, it turns into barren desert. It also has ancient settlements from the Indus Valley civilization.
It covers an area of 25,800 km square in the region of Bahawalpur, Rahim Yar Khan, and Bahawalnagar. Climate of it is arid and semi-arid with very low annual humidity. Average rainfall is also much low in the Cholistan region.
The Cholistan Desert is also important for tourist due to number of historical forts which are located at various locations in the desert. Derawar Fort, Marot Fort, and Bijnot Fort are more famous.
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The majority of people on the planet place a high value on religion. One of Pakistan's biggest deserts, Cholistan is home to a predominantly Muslim populace that has been there for millennia.The western portion of the subcontinent's Thar desert, which is located in present-day Pakistan, is known as the Cholistan desert, or Rohi. Archaeological evidence suggests that an agrarian Indus Valley culture previously inhabited this region, which was supplied with water by the Hakra River.