Pakistan is an islamic state so i will suggest tourists(men and women both )to wear modest clothes.
men can ware trowsers,full pants and t-shirts(longsleve or short sleves both r option for you)
while women can have shawl with it.(it is optional)
and you r free to go any where.
Written Jan 20, 2010
Central and northern Pakistan are definitely witnesses of all seasons. It can get cold in the winter, and hot in the summer.
Its combination of heat, dryness, yet rather strong water table make it one of the most agriculturally diverse and strong areas of Pakistan. This area is known for dates and mangoes, many of which are exported (so look at the label next time you have either).
Best Mango season is end of May, beginning of June.
Updated Jul 6, 2009
Regions of Pakistan can get very cold during winter. And with construction of homes as they are, homes can be cold and drafty.
Gas heating is not readily available, particularly outside of the cities. Therefore many people think that locals heat their homes with wood fires.
The wood is more valuable to be used in the making of furniture and construction. The Pakistanis are quite gifted with their woodworking ability.
So where does the heating fuel come from? Similar to parts of India, locals will collect dung from their livestock, pile them and dry the patties. This gives a very efficient and hot heating/cooking fuel. After a while, all I hope is that they become immune to the smell...
Written Jun 10, 2009
Similar to my pages of India, Pakistan has similar customs and traditions of making their building materials out of bricks.
Once you get out of the city limits, keep your eyes open for signs of where the clay is excavated from the landscape. The horizon is also dotted with chimneys and warehouses where the clay bricks are baked to harden and cure them for building.
Updated Jun 10, 2009
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Similar to my pages of India, Pakistan has similar customs and traditions of making their building materials out of bricks.Once you get out of the city limits,...
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Q: hi is there any good locations to visit in multan except mazars and mosques. plz refer me. thanks

A: Hi Awais, All the destinations in Pakistan, they've their own attraction or somethijng very special in that area, likewise in Hunza, you can't find the shrines of the...
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Our road trip My Mom says that there is an Old Persian saying that describes Multan: Gard, Garma, & Ghadda (Dust, hot weather, and saints/beggars at shrines). Obviously any city which has so many...
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Multan - The City of Shrines & Masoleums

First Visit: November 2000 Second Visit: November 2004 Welcome to The Best Page of Multan (mashAllah) here on VT. I hope I've provided enough useful info so that you can easily plan your trip to......
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