On the bus, we met at least 10 peoples who wants to shake hands to make friends with us. They are nice peoples. At last it was a young man that brought us to the museum also to invite us to visit his house. Harappa peoples are way too friendly.
Written Aug 13, 2004
To get to Harappa is way too easy. Tourists from Lahore just have to buy a bus ticket in the main bus station to Sahiwal (4 hours). The bus only go up to Sahiwal and you will be dropped there to catch another bus on the main road. Yes you just have to stand beside the main road where the bus dropped you, to wait for bus to Harappa (another 1half hours). Please look at my Sahiwal page. This of course is a budget way, if you have plentiful money to spend. you can go ahead to hire a nice comfortable taxi to send you to anywhere you like.
Written Aug 13, 2004
These are the buses that sent us from Sahiwal to Harappa. Not that bad huh. In the bus, be expect to shake hands with many peoples.
Written Aug 13, 2004
I don't think you need to know the cost of bus ticket because it was that kind of budget you and me and all of us wish.
Written Aug 13, 2004
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I don't think you need to know the cost of bus ticket because it was that kind of budget you and me and all of us wish.
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Harappa of 4500 year ago One of the four largest ancient urban civilizations located here on the Indus Valley. Another 3 were Mesopotamia, Egypt and China. From what I read especially...
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4500 years ago, a very well organizedc civilization existed in the vast plains of River Indus and its tributaries, stretching from foothills of the Himalaya to the Arabian Sea. This society was...
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The city of Harappa in Pakistan is more than 5000 years old. Some of the ruins of that time are still very well preserved and they also have a small museum there with objects of the time when the city...
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