KOHAT
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Region Headquaarter/City
Kohat is situated in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Kohat
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Facilitates: 33°35′N 71°26′E
Country Pakistan
Province Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
District Kohat District
Kohat (Pashto: کوهاټ, Urdu: کوہاٹ), is a city in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa region of Pakistan. It is the capital of the Kohat District. The town fixates on a British-time post, different bazaars and a military cantonment. A British-constructed limit gage railroad line goes through the town.
The principal Mughal Emperor Babur in Kohat.
Geography
Kohat city is situated at a height of 489 meters (1,604 ft). Kohat Pass misleads the north. It is arranged on the left bank of the Toi stream at a point where in the wake of running about due east for 50 miles (80 km), it swings toward the south. The aggregate zone of the region is 2,545 square kilometers (983 sq mi)
Tanda lake
Tanda lake in storm
Tanda Wildlife Park
The recreation center is limited by three distinct towns, Bar, Kaghazi, and Tanda Banda. The recreation center is agreeable by Hangu-kaghazi metallic street, shahpur-Bar street which is 18 km from Kohat.
The nearby individuals don't have any privilege of brushing, trimming or kindling accumulation as the proprietorship lies with the common government. The recreation center range falls in the normal environment of urial and chinkara, and furthermore gives reasonable natural surroundings to hoard deer. The urial is related with clean backwoods of Olea species and Accassia species. Urial were once plentiful in the territory however because of consistent environment obliteration these were vanished from the range in the close past. The regular living space of urial and chinkara lies in nearness of human habitation.
Kotal Pheasantry
Kotal Pheasantry is set up in Kotal untamed life stop in region Kohat over a range of 1 kanal, with a target to proliferate and give rearing condition to colorful/indigenous natural life species like silver fowl, brilliant bird, reeves fowl, pea-rooster and so on. Around 20-30 guests including understudies and overall population visit the pheasantry for training and diversion purposes every day. There are four types of birds in the pheasantry including ring necked fowl, silver fowl, peacock fowl and white pheasant.
Railway
Development of the railroad station and railroad line was begun in 1897, and was finished in 1902.
Railroad station in 1900
Kohat is the end railroad station of Kohat[4]-Jand railroad line and has every day prepare administration to Rawalpindi.[5] It was additionally the end station of a limited gage (762 mm or 2 ft 6 in) railroad line which associated it with Thall. This railroad line was shut in 1991.
Kohat Tunnel
The 1.9 kilometers (1.2 mi) Kohat Tunnel was finished in 2004, and interfaces the southern areas, including Kohat City, to Peshawar. Built with Japanese help, it is otherwise called the Pak-Japan Friendship Tunnel.