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Line 1: {{Short description\|Mountain in Pakistan}} {{~~unreferenced~~More references\|date=December 2017}} '''Yak Bhae''' is the highest peak in the [[Mountain range\|mountain range]] laying in west of [[Dera Ghazi Khan]]. Its height is 7400 feet above sea level. From top of the mountain one can see the beautiful views of both [[Punjab, Pakistan\|Punjab]] and [[Baluchistan]]. ~~It can be approached through a road coming from Fort Manro all the way on the top of mountain range.~~ On the top of the mountain there is residence place of the famous [[Balochistan\|Balochi]] poet "Mast Tokli". He used to stay here for many days during his visits to eastern Baluchistan. This place is know is "Bait Must Tokli" now. ~~The weather here is normally very cold.~~ ~~[[File:Yak Bhae Top.jpg\|thumb\|Yek Bhae top]]~~ ~~[[File:A western view of yak bhae top..jpg\|thumb\|Western view from Yak Bhae top]]~~ ~~[[File: Eastern view.jpg\|thumb\|Eastern view from yak bhae top]]~~ '''Yakbai top''' (or Yek Bhai) is the highest peak in the [[mountain range]] laying in South Punjab region, west of [[Dera Ghazi Khan District\|Dera Ghazi Khan]], [[Pakistan]]. It is located near [[Fort Munro]] and can also be reached from [[Sakhi Sarwar]]. Its height is 7,400 feet above sea level. From top of the mountains it is possible to see both [[Punjab, Pakistan\|Punjab]] and [[Baluchistan]].<ref>{{Cite web\|date=2019-10-20\|title=Oct 20, 2019 {{!}} Buzdar`s native area to have seven tourist spots\|url=https://epaper.dawn.com/DetailImage.php?StoryImage=20_10_2019_178_005\|access-date=2020-09-07\|website=Dawn Epaper\|language=en}}</ref> {{coord missing\|Pakistan}} ==Localities== [[Category:Mountains of Pakistan]]▼ *[[Roonghan]] ==References== {{geo-stub}}▼ {{Reflist}} ▲[[Category:Mountains of Punjab (Pakistan)]] ▲{{pakistan-geo-stub}}