Here are the details of the Pakistani local currency notes and coins front side and rear side printed pictures details.
Have you ever looked at the back of your local currency notes and wondered what the rankings would look like in real life?
Here are details of Pakistani currency notes and coins, which historical places pictures are printed on the front and back side of these currency notes and coins
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Pakistani 2 rupees Coin
These two rupees coins is carved with and best known historical place of Pakistan, The Badshahi Masjid of Lahore.
Pakistan 10 Rupees Coin
Pakistan 10 rupees coin carved with Pakistan's iconic historical place of Pakistan the Faisal Mosque of Pakistan.
Pakistani 20 rupees coin
These 20 Pakistani rupee coins are carved with a more than century-old Educational institution, Islamia College Peshawar University on the back side.
Pakistani 10 Rupees
Pakistani 10 rupees back side is printed with Khyber pass of Peshawar, The Khyber Pass was the route through which many invaders conquered India, from Alexander the Great to the Mughals and the Afghans.
Pakistan 50 Rupees
This 50 Rupees currency note is printed with a picture of K-2, K2 is the world's 2nd highest mountain in the world after Mount Everest. This beautiful place is situated in Gilgit Baltistan near Pak China border.
Pakistan 100 Rupees
Zayarat residency also known as the Quaide Aazam residence is printed on Pakistani 100 rupees back side.
The back side of the 100 rupee note in Pakistan features the Zayarat residency, also known as the Quaid-e-Azam residence.
This historical place holds great significance as it was the residence of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan.
The simple and elegant architecture of the residence is showcased on the note, symbolizing the immense contribution of Quaid-e-Azam in shaping the nation. This depiction on the currency serves as a reminder of his leadership and vision for Pakistan.
Pakistan 500 rupees
500 rupees back side is printed with the best known historical place of Pakistan the Badshahi Mosque Lahore.
The back side of the 500 rupee note in Pakistan features the iconic Badshahi Mosque in Lahore. This historical masterpiece is one of the most well-known landmarks in the country.
The Badshahi Mosque, constructed during the Mughal era, is a symbol of grandeur and architectural brilliance. Its impressive domes, minarets, and intricate design attract visitors from all around the world.
This depiction of the currency pays homage to the rich cultural heritage and religious significance of the Badshahi Mosque, making it a true national treasure of Pakistan.
Pakistan 1000 Rupees
The picture of Islamia College Peshawar University is printed on the back side of the Pakistani 1000 rupees note.
"In Pakistan, the back side of the 1000 Pakistani rupees note features a picture of Islamia College Peshawar University.
This institution holds great historical and educational significance in the country.
The architecture of the college, with its iconic clock tower and grand facade, is showcased on the note, symbolizing the rich academic heritage of Pakistan."
Pakistan 5000 Rupees note
The Faisal Mosque in Islamabad, Pakistan, is an iconic landmark that holds great significance. It is a symbol of Pakistan's rich history and cultural heritage.
The mosque's grandeur and magnificence have deemed it worthy of being featured on the 5,000 currency note of Pakistan.
This recognition serves as a tribute to the mosque's architectural beauty, religious importance, and its role in promoting peace and unity in the country.
Pakistan 75 Rupees note
The new Rs 75 rupees note in Pakistan features the national mascot, the Markhor, on its backside. The Markhor is a majestic and endangered species that represents the country's rich wildlife and natural heritage.
It symbolizes strength, resilience, and Pakistan's commitment to conservation. The inclusion of the Markhor on the currency highlights the importance of preserving this magnificent animal and raising awareness about the need for wildlife conservation in Pakistan.
