Peshawar Valley

The Peshawar Valley, located in northwestern Pakistan, is a fertile, broad plain surrounded by mountain ranges, including the Hindu Kush. It serves as an important agricultural and cultural region, historically acting as a crossroads for trade and diverse civilizations. The valley's climate supports crops like wheat and sugarcane, while the city of Peshawar, its largest urban center, is a hub of history, craft, and commerce. Strategically positioned, the valley has played a vital role in regional connectivity and has a rich, multi-layered heritage reflecting multiple cultural influences over centuries.