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Visiting Lahore Lahore

6 Reviews This busy metropolis has some of Pakistan ’s best sites. Lahore has been the capital of the Mughal Empire and of that of the Sikhs. Lahore is located near the only border crossing with India that is...

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Money Exchangers Karachi

4 Reviews The Pakistani currency is Rupee. It is advisable to get local currency before you buy stuff in the city's store especially if you are buying small items that you need to pay cash. Stop by and...

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Get a Map Islamabad

4 Reviews OK there are a few drones according to all of the news sources. Eurasia Review reports the first drone strike took place in June 2004 in South Waziristan. Under American President Bush, there were...

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Khyber Pass Peshawar

3 Reviews While travelling Khyber Pass, you are moving through more then 30 tunnels and crossing 90's bridges. All this done by great builder's British during colonial day supported by great effort by local...

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Feed Monkeys Nathia Gali

1 Review Due to thick forest there are many monkeys in the area. You would find groups of monekys every where on trees doing some times really funny acts. Watching them would be fun and if you offer them some...

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The Golden Peak Range Hunza

1 Review The Golden Peak Range is located it the Passu-Gulmit area and are a wonderful chain of mountains that look gold in the sunlight. The best place to view them is near the Hunza River which is quite flat...

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Open Coffins Chitral

1 Review Until recently, the Kalash did not burry their relatives. They simply left the coffin at the cemetery without digging a hole for them; often, people from other tribes opened the coffins and took...

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People & Traditions Lahore

20 Reviews As someone said before, dont miss visiting a day (or in ideal all 3 days) of wedding ceremony. It is awesome. It will stay in your memory as the most coloured and amazing thing. Women in coloured...

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Embassies Karachi

2 Reviews Here are the contact details (year 2007) of some consulates and high commissions that are located in Karachi: AUSTRALIA: http://www.pakistan.embassy.gov.au/ 2-a/1, St 20, Phase 5, Defence...

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Bottled Water Islamabad

3 Reviews Simly and Rawal dams are the main drinking water source in twin cities of Islamabad and Rawalpindi. Water is often polluted thus not safe to drink. You should either boil this water before use or...

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Friendly Locals Peshawar

2 Reviews After a long day in Peshawar's bazaar, I was aproached by a man who asked me where I came from. After exchanging a few words, he invited me to his house. I had to follow him through the narrow streets...

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Fairy Meadows. Hunza

1 Review Fairy Meadows lie below the Killer Mountain, Nanga Parbat, which is the largest mountain in the world and the last bastion of the Great Himalayas in the West. Below it lie the calm and serene Fairy...

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Give Money for Pictures Chitral

2 Reviews Was considering of adding this in the Warning & Dangers but it was more of a cultural option for visitors so i thought not. The locals have discovered how lucrative posing for photographs can...

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Money Exchanger Lahore

4 Reviews Bonjour from Peshawar, I agree with besal, change a small amount at the airport and for rest better to go to open market, the rates are always better there. Bon voyage, Imran Schah Photos of...

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Hills Islamabad

4 Reviews I spent a bit of time feeling disorientated in Islamabad - maybe its just me having an inherently bad sense of diretion! I found that the best way to get your bearings is to work out where the...

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Hanging Bridges Hunza

1 Review Probably the most scariest part of the journey! The deadly hanging bridges of Passu over the Hunza River. The first bridge is ok but the second bridge spans the river for a distance of about 100 - 150...

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Old Inner City Lahore

2 Reviews Lahore was always an important city from hudreds and thousands of years. But it gained its fame especially after the mughals came here. Mughal emporers built a lot of beautiful architectures here....

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Photography Lahore

2 Reviews Pakistan & its people are superbly photogenic, but th noonday sun tends to flatten subjects & rob colours of their brilliance. Though few travellers have time to wait for perfect light, they should...

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National Horse and Cattle Show Lahore

1 Review One of the most famous annual festivals, the National Horse and Cattle Show is also held in Spring in the Fortress Stadium. During the week long activities there is a display of the finest livestock,...

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Visiting Islamabad and Lahore

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Bonjour from Peshawar,Islamabad the capital of Pakistan, well planned and pretty safe, foreign ex-pats, diplomats and journalists also live here.I don't see any troubles while visiting the city, it's a lush green area with a very healthy environment.You shouldn't miss Lok Virsa (the culture museum)Daman-e-Koh (Park) a very beautiful view of Islamabad cityLake view parkMr. Book (Book Store) Super marketSaeed Book Bank , Jinnah Super marketIslamabad is my 2nd home after Peshawar..Lahore, the culture capital of Pakistan, the city of architecture and Pakistani cuisine.Food Street, Gawal MandiLahore Fort, Badshahi Mosque, Shalimar garden are worth-visiting ..Bon voyage mon ami..

Dress code for female travelers and Quetta trip

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Bonjour mon ami,Cross into Taftan from Mirjaveh, take a bus to Quetta, 630 Km, 15 hrs, stay atHotel Al-NaeemTake a train from Quetta to Lahore, for train schedules please check with their sitewww.pakrail.comIn Lahore stay with Malik atRegale Internet InnWhile traveling in Pakistan, dress locally or modestly, Shalwar, Kamees and shawl or a long sleeves shirt with a pair of jeans are fine.You should visit Chitral and Gilgit-Baltistan, the mountainous regions of Pakistan, the very soft corner of the country if you're not on a very tight itinerary.Your queries are welcomed..

Pakistan visa extension

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Bonjour from Islamabad,Better to avoid the overstaying in Pakistan, things are different from whatever is mentioned in the websites these days.One could be arrested for that.Gilgit, Skardu, Chitral, one could easily get the visa extension, that is according to visa.American travelers could get the Pakistan visa extension only in Islamabad through the recommendation of MOI.Bon voyage mes amis..

Visa For Pakistan

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There was a time you just walk into any Pakistan embassy and they were happy to give you visa with smile, even I remember sometimes some embassies had said it will take 7 days to give you visa and I would ask them please can you do this in two days because of my flight and they would help me out but thanks to the capitalism and all the recent changes things aren't the same. Countries like Pakistan are afraid of us (westerns) coming to their country ha ha. On the other hand now we can see what the average Pakistani goes through when he/she applies visa for a western country. Traveling should be each human's God gifted right but it doesn't look like, sad hah..

Pakistan and Iranian visas

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Bonjour from Peshawar,Pakistan visa in Iran, not feasible these days, Pakistan embassies are not granting the visas to non-local, foreign travelers in the countries like Tehran, Kathmandu, New Delhi and Bangkok etc.There are 2 options to get Pakistan visa,At Sust coming from China, 30 days VOA, later you can extend it,The country of your passport with a Letter of sponsorship from a Pakistan based tour operator or citizen, hotel reservation from Pakistan.For online Irnian visawww.key2persia.com/ www.iranianvisa.comGood luck,Imran SchahTravel photography of Pakistanhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/imranthetrekker/

Pakistan visas in UK

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Dear Chris,Nowadays the Pakistan embassies are asking for a Letter of Invitation (LOI) from a Pakistan based travel outfitter or a Pakistani national along with a hotel reservation in Pakistan.You better avoid London but give it a try at Bradford and Birmingham, they are better places in granting Pakistan visas.Good luck bro..

Pakistan visas at New Delhi and Host countries

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Bonjour from Chitral, Hindu Kush,The best option for you to go back and apply in US, at the nearest Pakistan embassy, with a LOI along with a hotel reservation at Pakistan.The Pak embassy at Kathmandu used to issue the visas to over-landers some 2 years back without a LOI but stopped and I came across some travelers who got the Pak visa at Kathmandu within a day.Pakistan embassy at New Delhi stopped issuing visas to American and European travelers recently, Tehran for almost 2 years back same as Turkey.Pakistan embassies at host destinations have stopped issuing visas to foreign travelers so travelers please beware of that.The best option for the foreign travelers to Pakistan, is to arrange a Pakistan visa at home country.Bon voyage mon ami..Cities & Mountains of Pakistan, Photos http://www.flickr.com/photos/imranthetrekker

Travel to Chitral, Gilgit-Baltistan

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Bonjour from Peshawar,Flights from Islamabad and Peshawar are subject to weather and they are often cancelled.The itinerary is fine but too fast , from Hindu Kush to Himalayas and then the eastern parts of Pakistan through Babusar pass.There should be a day trek from Bamburate to other valleys like Birir, very beautiful and nice treks in the area, but it's tiring being in a car for all the time.From Karimabad, take a hike to Duikar to Eagles' nest for sun set over Spantik (Golden Peak) 7027 m.Trek over Hoper glacier for an hour or 2, excellent walk.There are not enough extra or rest days to enjoy the mountain scenery either in Kalash valleys and Karimabad.Skip Bamburet valley, that is a very commercial area, Birir and Rumbur are far better places with nicer and warm welcoming Kalash families.I welcome your queries,Imran SchahPhotos of adventures in Hindu Kush, Karakorum and...

Trip to Chitral and Northern area

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Bonjour from Peshawar,Isb-Chitral, Idea bura nahin hai.There is a coaster service leaves at 9:30 PM daily for Chitral from Pirwadhai bus terminal, arrives in the morning in Chitral, over Lowari pass, road is fine.Chitral, Stay at Hotel Terichmir view (Mumtaz Hussain, manager) you could use my reference.It is a mid-range one.For budgeted optionsHotel City TowerHotel Al-FarooqTake a trip to Kalash valleys like Bamborate, stay atHotel Benazir, excellent place, they know me very well.From Chitral, take a car to Mastuj, 4 hrs and next morning take a NATCO bus to Gilgit or hire a car start early towards Shandoor pass and stay atPTDC Motel Phandar, that takes some 7 to 9 hrs.Excellent place.For Chitral 2,3 days are enough.Happy travels..

Pakistani Women - A prime minister

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One of my favorite things about Pakistan is that its National and Provincial assemblies are very colorful due to large number of women representatives. The Western media portrays Pakistan as an extremist Islamic country, but this is not true. People of Pakistan have elected Benzair Bhutto as the Prime Minister of Pakistan twice. Even President Musharraf's popularity in Pakistan was attributed to women.Benazir Bhutto, born June 21, 1953, was the first woman elected to lead Pakistan. She was also the first female Prime Minister of a Muslim state. Benazir chaired the Pakistan Peoples Party and was elected twice as the Prime Minister of Pakistan. Benazir Bhutto, the charismatic opposition leader was assassinated 27 December 2007.Wikipedia has this to say for Mrs. Benazir Bhutto:Benazir Bhutto (21 June 1953 – 27 December 2007) was a Pakistani politician who chaired the Pakistan Peoples Party...

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Mirage Hotel Lahore

2 Reviews and 23 Opinions I found the Mirage Hotel to be a very positive experience. I have stayed at the best hotels here and...

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Avari Towers Karachi Karachi

5 Reviews and 45 Opinions My family stayed here for 2 nights. Everything was perfect. I love Karachi and this hotel added to...

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Islamabad Serena Hotel Islamabad

9 Reviews and 62 Opinions the hotel is a little best historic but it's the hospitality of Pakistanis that make all the...

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