KPK FAQs

The province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK) exists as one of Pakistan’s four administrative regions found within the northwestern sector of the country. Strategic and historical value defines this area because Afghanistan borders it. The province attracts numerous tourists and adventure enthusiasts because it offers stunning natural scenery with its beautiful valleys and mountains alongside its flowing rivers.

The main residents of KPK belong to the Pashtun ethnic group who maintain both a long-standing cultural heritage along with deep customs of welcoming guests. Various archaeological sites which include Takht-i-Bahi Buddhist monastery as a World Heritage site of UNESCO exist alongside the remnants of the Gandhara civilization in the province.

The Province of KPK maintains a strong economic base through its farming sector and its deposits of marble as well as gemstones and water power resources. The province has dedicated its efforts to infrastructure development and trade activities while implementing China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) projects in recent times.

Among the oldest cities in South Asia Peshawar operates as both an economic and cultural center which serves as the capital of KPK. The city is recognized for having Qissa Khwani Bazaar among its historical landmarks together with its diverse marketplaces and traditional food specialties. The progress and development of Pakistan benefits significantly from KPK's combination of its historical legacy with natural splendor and developing infrastructure.