Where Is Granite Found in Pakistan?
Nagarparkar, Sindh
In the Tharparkar district of Sindh, the Karoonjhar hills near Nagarparkar contain ancient granite formations. These pink and grey granites are among the oldest rocks in Pakistan and have been quarried for building stone.
Northern Areas
The mountains of Gilgit-Baltistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and the northern regions contain granite and related igneous rocks formed during the collision of tectonic plates that created the Himalaya and Karakoram ranges.
Other Regions
Smaller igneous deposits occur in parts of Balochistan and elsewhere.
History of Granite in Pakistan
Historically, granite was used locally for building foundations, steps and monuments. As demand for durable kitchen counters, stairs and flooring grew in the late twentieth century, both local quarrying and imports expanded.
Pakistani Granites at FB Marble
FB Marble stocks 21 Pakistani granites, including:
- Tropical Brown — economical brown, great for floors and stairs
- Impala Black — grey-black, versatile and economical
- Indus Gold — warm golden tones
- Deer White — economical white
Pakistani granite starts at about Rs 250 per square foot in our list because there is no import duty or sea freight, and it is usually in stock in Lahore.
Imported Granites
To offer colours local quarries do not produce, FB Marble also imports 25 granites from:
- India — Galaxy Black, Tan Brown
- Brazil — Brown Fantasy and other wavy stones
- Norway — Blue Pearl
- Finland and Ukraine — distinctive blues and browns
Local or Imported?
- Local granite is ideal for large areas — floors, stairs, porches — and budget-conscious kitchens.
- Imported granite offers unique colours and more even shades within a batch.
Need Help Choosing?
Our team at FB Marble will help you compare samples, check full slabs and plan your project from measurement to installation. Call or WhatsApp +92 323 4148908, or visit fbmarble.com to explore our collections and request free samples.
