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Cholistan Desert Jeep Rally 2017
Famous off-road Cholistan Jeep Rally annually organised by TDCP for promoting tourism in Pakistan at historical Derawar Fort, Cholistan Desert, Southern Punjab, Pakistan. Cholistan Jeep Rally 2017 is going to be a mega cultural event offering an insight into the typical nomadic life and traditions of Punjab.
Cholistan Jeep Rally 2016 was attended by over 100, 000 people from across the country previous year, Cholistan Jeep Rally has gained massive recognition among adventurous who not only take advantage of the show but also involved in the rally. Usually the members are male, however the Cholistan desert jeep rally 2016 also fascinated two female drivers from Germany who participated in the event.
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