Peshawar is known as the city of flowers in Pakistan.
Once surrounded by orchards of pear, quince, and pomegranate trees, Peshawar earned the moniker "the city of flowers." Its strategic location at the entrance to a key mountain valley connecting South and Central Asia further contributed to its historical significance as a trading city. While urbanization and modernization have altered the landscape, the historical association of Peshawar with flowers remains.
