Hingol River facts for kids
The Hingol River (also called Hungol River) is a very important river in Balochistan, Pakistan. It flows through the Makran region. The name "Hingol" comes from the local language, Urdu (Urdu: دریائے ہنگول).
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What is the Hingol River?
The Hingol River is the longest river in Balochistan. It stretches for about 350 miles (which is about 560 kilometers). This long river winds its way through the beautiful Hingol Valley. The valley is famous for its tall, dramatic cliffs.
Why is the Hingol River special?
Most rivers and streams in Balochistan only flow when it rains a lot, which doesn't happen very often. But the Hingol River is different! It flows all year round, no matter the weather. This makes it a very important source of water for the area.
Where can you find the Hingol River?
The Hingol River and its valley are located inside the Hingol National Park. This park is a protected area, meaning it's a safe place for nature and wildlife. The river helps support the plants and animals that live in the park.
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