Baluchistan is a region located in South Asia, primarily divided among three countries: Pakistan, Iran, and Afghanistan. It is known for its diverse landscapes, which include mountains, deserts, and plateaus. The largest portion is in Pakistan, where it is the largest province by area, rich in natural resources like minerals and natural gas. The people of Baluchistan are predominantly Baloch, an ethnic group with a distinct culture and language. The region has a complex history, marked by tribal dynamics and struggles for autonomy. Despite its resources, Baluchistan faces challenges such as underdevelopment and political instability.