Attock Documentary | Gateway to Punjab | TDCP

District Attock is surrounded on the North by Swabi and Haripur districts of Khyber Pukhtoonkhwa, on the East by Rawalpindi, on the South by Chakwal district, on the South-West by Mianwali district, in the West by Kohat district and on North-West by Nowshera district of Khyber Pukhtoonkhwa. The Indus River flows along the Western boundary of the district for about 130 Kilometers. It divides Attock district from the three bordering districts of Khyber Pukhtoonkhwa. Attock district is spread over an area of 6857 square kilometers comprising of following six tehsils: Attock Fateh Jang Jand Hassan Abdal Hazro Pindi Gheb Attock is the Eastern terminus of the Kabul-Attock and is a corridor to the Central Asia. However unlike the modern highways, this corridor is not a work of engineering marvel but an act of nature as it was naturally carved through the Hindu Kush Mountains by the legendry Kabul River and its numerous tributary rivers and streams. The 435 miles long journey of River Kabul starts just West of the Kabul city in Afghanistan and ends at Attock where it ultimately falls into the River Indus.