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dont forget to visit Darawer Fort , a small Hindu Village and some Shrines of Nawab's Families , very Beautiful Mosque and Palace too
Written Oct 3, 2006
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OK, so it's just a watering hole for camels and perhaps it's not so interesting given it's all dried up, at least in November. And...then that means of course that there are no camels there! still, it's just another great view of the fort. We walked all around it and saw it from different angles.
Updated Feb 20, 2005
Address: Behind the fort, in the desert!!
No Local hotel , resturent or motel available so keep ur favouret food and a botel of water al time with u...... but i ll advice u that try to cheack local food i like it and i hope u ll also like it .
dont make in few minets u need time to make plan for visit this area .
Written Oct 3, 2006
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Why is spending a night under the stars in the Cholistan desert so special? Because you are there with some of your closest friends, sitting around the fire reading poetry to each other, watching little firework displays, eating delicious Pakistani homecooking...any night in the desert is just awesome as I'm sure most would of attest to. Of course I don't know many who would spend their night in this desert. And this makes it even more special. Just another place in Pakistan most travelers don't know about....sigh.....oh, and it's bring your own alcohol!
Dress Code: Stay warm - wear sweaters and bring a warm sleeping bag - or those organizing your trip might bring blankets. It is the desert after all! Other than that? who cares what you wear ;o)
Written Feb 20, 2005
Its best Idea that u use Local Camel ride . but my host had Bike too.. thats why i use that too in dasert , its was wonderful expereance that i ride bike in dasert........
Written Oct 3, 2006
when u'll b there for Visit people mostly wellcome u with smile , so Shaking hand with childrens and if posible then offer a some candy .....
Written Oct 3, 2006
The Derawar Fort - a desert treasure
We drove our jeeps through the Cholistan desert and arrived at the fort by dusk. Someone else on VT described it as looking like sandcastles. I couldn't agree more. We drove up towards the fort right...
The Derawar Fort is dark and massive but the adjactent Mosque is delicate and light. The small village here though a bit earthy is full of friendly people. According to our driver not so many tourist...
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