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🔴 #Islamabad is truly something else! ❤️ Extremely rare visuals when #clouds descended upon Islamabad, making the view from Margalla hills unforgettable. ☁️ Credits: Syed Falak. #Islamabad #rawalpindi #pakweather #monal #nature #NatureBeauty #tourism #pakweather

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Фото профиля Writing Odyssey
Writing Odyssey3 лет назад

Indeed it is a majestic view. But precautionary measures must be adopted, as there is chance of the lightning ⚡ 🌩️ strikes.

Фото профиля Formless Beauty
Formless Beauty1 год назад

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Фото профиля ارسلان 🇵🇸 🇺🇦
ارسلان 🇵🇸 🇺🇦3 лет назад

Isloo operates at a different level then other cities.

Фото профиля Chili mili
Chili mili3 лет назад

Wow🥰

Фото профиля Safia Arshad 🇵🇰
Safia Arshad 🇵🇰3 лет назад

Its not rare

Фото профиля Syed Shariq Shah
Syed Shariq Shah3 лет назад

Islamabad is 💕

Фото профиля ilma
ilma3 лет назад

Some thing will happened !!😳

Фото профиля Amaltas
Amaltas3 лет назад

Wahhhh .....I M crazy about this kind of weather..... uss waqt jo jo bhi moral pay tha uss ki tou eid hogai.... subhan Allah ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Фото профиля Zainab
Zainab3 лет назад

😍

Фото профиля Behram Baloch
Behram Baloch3 лет назад

lol we have been experiencing this for last two decades

Фото профиля EvilSmily🇵🇸
EvilSmily🇵🇸3 лет назад

reminds me of a movie. The Mist

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