ShahidT
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Look at map you know. On the right is Rajastan, so desolate that its only purpose is for nuclear testing. On the left is Balochistan, a big desert.
Wiki say below of Balochistan weather.
The desert climate is characterised by hot and very arid conditions. Occasionally strong windstorms make these areas very inhospitable.
Balochistan, Pakistan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
you're half right. east of indus in south punjab/sindh is primarily thar desert. balochistan actually has too varied a landscape to call it 'a big desert'. i suggest you google the topography and landscape of that region. in fact even the greenest province (punjab) has vast deserts in thal and cholistan, so its incredibly varied. also many of these desert areas have farmland with sandy soil where certain type of crops flourish and make up the regional diet.
and don't form your opinion from google maps alone, as they are patched together and manipulated to form a seamless, cloud free map. it doesn't accurately reflect seasonal variations either. you should rather see the region from unaltered satellite photographs, even with the clouds, it will closer represent the reality of what it looks from space. such as this one from last year that focuses on south asia.
