Hadi Raza of Para Chinar, who ‘picked up a camera instead of a gun’

professional Riots During the world by picking up a camera instead of a gun Para Chanar of’The real faceThat is, 25-year-old Hadi Raza, the young man who shows tourist places.

Hadi Raza has done a lot with less resources. He has received praise not only from domestic but also from foreign people. Hadi Raza from Upper Karam said that he started this work from 2018.

“The beautiful tourist spots, culture, food, traditions and brotherhood here are unparalleled, but Para Chinnar is being portrayed as a dangerous and war-torn area by mainstream and social media, when the reality is the opposite. .’

“There are unparalleled tourist spots, including Center Karam, Morghanun, Baghi Majnun, Malana Dam, Luqman Khel, etc., but unfortunately, no adequate measures have been taken by the government.”

“Now slowly the results have started coming out. My relatives and friends supported me in this mission and Alhamdulillah now many locals and foreigners want to come here. After a picture went viral, the series of contacts started and continues till now.’

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According to Hadi Raza, he has been awarded Best Photographer and Content Creator by the Department of Tourism, Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Muzmal Hussain further said that thousands of families have been forced to migrate in Para Chinar for the last 50 or 55 years due to communal riots. People want to come here and see different tourist spots, but are afraid to come. If the government is interested, I can say with certainty that the different areas of Para Chinar are more beautiful than the most beautiful areas in the world.’

Para Chinar is located 574 km west of Pakistan’s capital, Islamabad, near the border with Afghanistan. It is a city of historical importance. Here Upper Kurram, Lower Kurram, and Central Kurram are rich in tourist attractions.

Para Chinar is named after the poplar trees of Upper Karam. There is a tradition that elders used to solve problems in polls by sitting in the shade of these trees.