Nearly 5,000 years ago, the people of the Indus Valley Civilization built Mohenjo Daro. Filmmakers Haya Fatima Iqbal and Nadir Siddiqui charted this ancient city from above—and they took National Geographic readers along for the journey. 🔗

Next i will officially induct myself into LNGSHOT cause that has been my goal all along and nobody can stop me cause i own the company and made the group muahahahahahahahahahaha…………………I been doin this for 20 years lol who u think knows better? Me or u? All the narratives yall paint online means NOTHING in real life. Just enjoy the music and the ride. If not watch from the sidelines. Peace and love have a blessed day. Almost done with my fast 🙂

A 65-year-old treaty governing how India and Pakistan share the Indus River is in limbo. Here's why the dispute matters for two water-stressed neighbors:

A 65-year-old treaty governing how India and Pakistan share the Indus River is in limbo. @write2azman explains why the dispute matters for two water-stressed neighbors:

A $1 million reward has been announced by India for decoding the 5,300-year-old Indus Valley script. So January 2025, and no one has cracked it yet… so much for AI solving our problems. Is there a full list of this script somewhere? I assume one would need to see all the examples of this language.

Elsewhere in the issue, we travel to South Sudan for a stunning and rare view of the world’s largest animal migration. We explore the ruins of the ancient Indus Valley metropolis of Mohenjo Daro, a city that has remained largely unexplored for centuries—until now.