Natural beauty of KHYBER AGENCY in Pakistan

Khyber (Urdu) خیبر ایجنسی )

                                             is a tribal territory in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas district of Pakistan. It is one of the eight tribal regions, otherwise called organizations in Pakistan. It ranges from the Tirah valley down to Peshawar. It fringes Nangarhar Province toward the west, Orakzai Agency toward the south, Kurram Agency to south west and Peshawar toward the east.

Khyber Pass 

Segments of Khyber Agency are verdant.

Khyber Pass is a noteworthy component of the Khyber Agency. Its tightest point is Ali Masjid, where the Battle of Ali Masjidoccurred. The town of Ayub Kaley is situated on the pass. The para-military association the Khyber Rifles started in the region and took their name from it. A Khyber Pass Copy is a custom made gun normal for the Khyber territory.

Railroads 

Both the Khyber Mail Train and the Khyber Train Safari courses gone through the Khyber Agency by means of the Khyber Pass.

Training

Khyber Agency is the most proficient of all the Tribal Areas, with an education rate of 34.2%, starting at 2007. Very a long ways in front of the following most noteworthy Agency - Kurram at 26.5%. It is additionally the main Agency where the greater part of its men are proficient, at 57.2%, which is very nearly 20% in front of the following most elevated organization, Kurram. Be that as it may, its Female education rate of 10.1% is second after Kurram's 14.4%.

Agency Literacy rate 2007

Male Female Total

Khyber 57.2% 10.1% 34.2%

Education Map, Khyber Highest, Source:

Socioeconomics

Most of the tribes in Khyber Agency are Afridis. In any case, there are vital pockets of Mullagoris, Shilmanis, Bangashs and Shinwaries.