Yes, I did @ComradeShah . Thank you for sharing your photos of Kalam Valley. Would you like to share with us a bit more about your experience? Where is Kalam Valley?
As for your question about the temperature during the night, it depends on the season you want to visit. In November, it was around 10 °C.
Hi @AgataZietal ,
I’m glad you liked my post. Besides Wadi Rum, I visited Aqaba, Amman, the dead Sea and Petra. You can see more of my photos about Jordan here, or you can read @InaS 's post about Petra here.
@VasT It is beautiful through your lens. Thank you for sharing this post with us. 
For me, every trips amaze me. They always surprise me somehow. It is always nice to see the world. What do you think?
Well in Greece we say that whatever you do on the first day of the year you’ll do for the rest of the year. I hope all the rest of the year be full of adventures and learning about new cultures @Deskata .
You are completely right @Muhammad_Usman . I am amazed by the beauty of Hingol. It’s the first time I hear about it, and I want to learn even more. I think you should create a post about it.
I couldn’t agree with you more @Ant_Bad_Yogi ! Great to hear that you liked the post :).
@VasT We are the Luckiest nation on earth Pakistan has so many Tourist attractions Such as World’s highest 5 Mountains above 8000 meters out of 13,Pakistan has the Longest Glaciers in the world out of the Polar region,Pakistan has Rivers, Forests, Deserts, Beaches and so many Heritage and Archeological sits such as Mohinjo Daro, Harapa, Ranikot fort all the places and much more but at the same time unfortunately people and government has no interest to prompt Tourism we don’t know how to sell our tourist products and attract the world in Pakistan If you will see my Past posts you will be surprised to see what is Pakistan Yes defiantly I will post for Hingol National park
Thank you @OSAMA_1 so much! Your amazing country is in my Wishlist! Hope to visit these incredible places one day!
I have seen some of your posts around Connect @Muhammad_Usman , and Pakistan looks just fantastic. Don’t forget that through Google Maps and Connect, you can point out the beautiful places of Pakistan, interesting facts about your culture, or your favorite traditional dish.
You are welcome @JaneBurunina I will be your torism guide.
Greetings from Jordan
Thanks a lot you saw my posts on my request. Yes totally agreed with you @VasT I found the connect best ever forum to Promote the tourism of my country so I am taking full advantage of Google connect and I have posted 70+ posts on tourism and total 87 in just 4 months Now it’s my
@VasT Thank you. I look for both post. Amazing places.
Seriously awesome this place @VasT
Seriously awesome this place
Thank you @VasT for showing interest in my experience at Kalam.
Kalam is a valley in swat, Pakistan. It takes almost 5 hours to reach there from peshawar city.
We live in peshawar city that receives a high temperature during summer. Sometimes we book a house in kalam Valley in order to spend the summers there. Because Kalam remains cool even in summers,and during winters it recieves pretty much snowfall.
It also is a tourist attraction place, having a lot of hotels. Tourists come to Kalam Valley, book a hotel, and then move ahead towards Gabral Valley, Ushu Valley and Uthrorr. But these valleys don’t have a proper hotels facilities, that is why the tourist spend their day at these places and for the night they return back to Kalam.
I enjoyed reading your amazing post and loved the great photos ofThe Valley of the Moon @VasT . As you say, like Petra, it is a truly amazing place. The color, the geology, the heat just out of this world!!!
@VasT I totally agree that Wadi Rum is like another planet Unfortunately I couldn’t see it when I was in Jordan last year, we hadn’t enough time after seeing Petra. I hope to go there next time
Thank you for adding more details @ComradeShah . It’s delightful to have a place where you can spend the hot summer days. Which is the most coldest place in Pakistan?
I hope you get that change @JustynaMad , Wadi-Rum is a must-see. What did you like the most in Petra?
I would like to go back to Jordan as well. I wish I could spend more time in Amman. I saw very few things since we had limited time and kind stuck in the traffic jam for hours.
Pakistan has a wide range diversity in its Geography. It has been bestowed with fertile plains, sky-touching mountains, and hot deserts.
K2, Nanga Parbat, and Tirch Mir are some of the well-known peaks of Pakistan.
@VasT the most coldest cities of Pakistan are the northern areas known as Gilgit Baltistan, specially, Skardu city recorded the record low temperature of - 24 degrees Celsius in 2019. Quetta and kalat city, located in Balochistan province, are also the coldest, where the temperature remains in between - 10 to - 15 during winters.