Sahiwal Travel Guide

 l_joo Says:  This is our bus or coach that we take to get there and away, Skyways is the bus name but I couldn't remember how much it cost but don't worry, it cost too little to make you worry. We met a Pakistani speaks good English on the bus and he asked me and Andy so many questions.... 

 l_joo Says:  Street !! This is what I saw in Sahiwal, not much in this photo, my imagination is restricted by the photo itself, unable to produce award-winning-travel-writings for my readers to enjoy, sorry for inconvenience. 

 l_joo Says:  A fruit stall and another selling some soups I guess. The background has some unfinished constructions, just that simple as a tip, what do you think about this kind of tip, is good or bad or don't know? 

 l_joo Says:  I like this scene so much in the way it appear to me. The two men walking towards us while the rest going the other way and all that things together, just the way I like, very Sahiwal to me. 

 l_joo Says:  Please tell me what is this in photo if you know? I have no idea what that is but I can tell that was a canal with water in it and some unwanted materials left unattended for public to share while in the the background saw a construction so outstanding. 

 l_joo Says:  Tip 3 has a bus, a tuk-tuk, bicycle and pedestrians with some car at the background for ermm...what sir? I don't don't what's that for but they were already there when I snap this thing, all this. 

 l_joo Says:  This is what you can see in Sahiwal bus station. There are too many buses cars etc with passengers all in a mess in first glance buit was nothing to worry actually, peoples are friendly. 

 l_joo Says:  A photo quickly taken when I crossed the road. This is a street scene almost in yellow color probably too much of earth dust all over in dry season. The weather wasn't that comfortable when I visit but it was good to experience something new.