Lahoot Lamakan

Lahoot Lamakan (Urdu: لاہوت لا مکاں‎) is a cave in Balochistan, Pakistan.[1][2] The water oozes from outer limestone shell of the cave and believers have a fable that first it was milk, when people started to sell it, miraculously it became water.[3] This place is amazing and eye-catching touristic resort.[4][5] Fresh waters of natural springs continuously flow from mountains through the bed of hilly torrent.[6] It is one of the spiritual, sacred, mythical and secret places of Pakistan.[7][8] People have different religious legendary tales about this place. Many people believe that Adam was first positioned here at Lahoot La Makan.[9][10] The footprint lies at Lahoot La Makan vale and the devotees believe as footprint of Caliph Ali.[3] The people who visit Lahoot La Makan are called Lahooti.[10] They visit by foot every year. The road leads from Karachi to Hub, Balochistan to Lahoot La Makan. It is at a distance of 110 kilometers from Karachi towards the north in Balochistan.[5]

Lahoot Lamakan
Urdu: لاہوت لا مکاں‎
A view of cave at Lahoot La Makan.
Location Balochistan, Pakistan
A view of Lahoot La Makan

References
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