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Discover the rugged landscape, rich Khattak heritage, and immense natural resources of District Karak, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan.
District Karak (کرک) is a dynamically rugged region situated in the Kohat Division of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. Located along the main Indus Highway, it serves as a vital bridge between the northern and southern regions of the country. Karak is predominantly inhabited by the resilient Khattak tribe and holds immense strategic importance.
The district headquarters is Karak City, with major administrative tehsils including Karak, Takht-e-Nasrati, and Banda Daud Shah. Karak is distinguished by its vast natural resources, driving the national economy through its significant oil, gas, and salt reserves.
3,372 km²
700,000+
Karak City
Oil, Gas & Salt
The heartland of the Khattak tribe and Pakistan's major energy hub
From historic salt mines to spectacular natural canyons and scenic dams.
Stretching over miles, the Bahadur Khel salt range is a significant geological wonder, providing high-quality rock salt and contributing heavily to the regional economy.
Often referred to as the "Grand Canyon of Pakistan," Soor Dag features spectacular rugged rocky formations and deep gorges that attract nature lovers and adventurers.
Despite its arid landscape, Karak is home to beautiful reservoirs like Zebi, Makh Banda, and Changhoz dams, providing serene spots for picnics and local agriculture.
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