Ambassador of the Republic of Korea Visits Buddha Rocks on Peer Syed Mudassir Shah’s Invitation
Ambassador Park Ki Jun of the Republic of Korea visited the historical Buddha Rocks at Capital Smart City on the invitation of Peer Syed Mudassir Shah, Chairman of the Sufi Council. The visit was further graced by the presence of Pir Jamil ur Rehman Sahib Naqshbandi Mujaddadi, Custodian of Eidgah Sharif. The ambassador was warmly welcomed by Mr. Abid Kabir Cheema (CEO Silicon Village Pakistan) and Mr. Muhammad Aslam Malik (Group COO) as he explored the cultural and historical marvels of this iconic development.
Ambassador Park Ki Jun was deeply moved by the Buddha Rocks, a timeless relic of the ancient Gandhara Civilization. These rocks, with their intricate carvings and profound spiritual significance, hold a special place in history and are a remarkable testament to Pakistan’s rich cultural heritage. The ambassador’s engagement with this site reflects the enduring global interest in the Gandhara legacy. Notably, the Buddha Rocks have been discussed in Peer Syed Mudassir Shah’s book “Whispers in the Stones: A Sufi’s Quest Through Time”, where he explores into their mystical essence and historical importance.
During the visit, Ambassador Park Ki Jun appreciated the seamless integration of Pakistan’s cultural heritage within the modern vision of Capital Smart City. He commended the initiative for its forward-looking approach, sustainable planning, and commitment to preserving and celebrating the nation’s heritage.
Peer Syed Mudassir Shah continues to strive for greater connections between global communities and Pakistan’s rich culture and history. Through initiatives like this, he is fostering an appreciation for the country’s vibrant legacy while promoting collaboration and mutual understanding across cultures.
The visit concluded with a delightful hi-tea and a soulful rubab and tabla performance, beautifully reflecting the richness of Pakistan’s traditions.
