Sarijkoon

Sarijkoon is a remote village located in the Nasirabad Tehsil of Balochistan, Pakistan. It lies in the remote districts of the Pakistani province, directly southeast to the National Highway N-70, and east of Quetta, near Jiwani.

Sarijkoon, also spelled Sarijkõõn in some sources, has a population of a few hundred people at most. Accessing the village is difficult due to its distance from major cities and harsh geographical conditions. It has more pronounced seasonal variations due to the limited available infrastructure and transportation systems. The Sarijkoon area experiences extremely hot days in the summer and very cold nights in winter.

Economically, most residents in the village are engaged in agriculture in a simplified manner to meet their primary needs of food for the coming seasons. This limited-scale farming activity has a fragile ecosystem due to available resources. Despite limited infrastructure, transportation links are available for residents who occasionally need education and other essential facilities. However, this choice usually remains with a handful of such residents since most continually opt to stay local.

The native people speak a particular dialect in Sarijkoon. This language serves as a local means of communication but isn't a formal language spoken in other regions of Pakistan. People in the distant outskirts have different speech customs and extensive networks exist with their connectivity often depending on locality and directional treasury links.