Karachi Favorites

 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... 

 3 Reviews  One day, my dad brought me to the beach (which was empty for some reason..) But they were a few horses led by a man. My dad asked him if I could ride. SO..I got on the horse, bareback, got at the end... 

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 csordila Says:  Karachi Airport is very far from the city center and modern housing societies in the city. So, you must keep in the mind the factor of Traffic and this much far... 

 besal Says:  During WWII, Karachi played host to approx. 30,000 Polish refugees deported from East Poland due to the conflict that gripped Europe. In our Christian cemetery,... 

 RussiaOnline Says:  Of course it's safe for an American or anybody else to visit Karachi/Pakistan. Even if you have any other color hair, even if you wear something other than... 

 Aghani Says:  Karachi with a population of 15+M people sprawls over a very large area. It never feels like a congested city. It has evry thing " Sktscrappers, wide roads (400... 

 imranthetrekker Says:  Hi Gori ji,That's a very wise decesion and you'll definitely enjoy the life in Karachi, it's the city of lights and a very lively atmosphere.Language, that's... 

 Bokhari76 Says:  Karachi's three Major hotels Pearl Continental, Sheraton & Marriot are situated in an area called PIDC. Following places are on walking distance from these... 

 explore_discover Says:  Cellular Phone Service is among the cheapest in Pakistan comparing to any country. All it takes you have dual or tri band GSM Cell Phone, (if its locked then it... 

 SLLiew Says:  Stayed at Hotel Midway House near the airport, courtesy of Pakistan International Airlines.It was Sunday the next day and so I could not send my postcard of... 

 SLLiew Says:  When we stepped out of the airport hotel, we were thinking of getting a taxi into Karachi for a quick look.Immediately, we were swarmed by beggars. A lady... 

 sarwarghouri Says:  There are many many petorl pumps for filling petrol and CNG in your cars but due to heavy rush of traffic it is clear that karachi is the city of traffics and... 

 Pakistaniguy Says:  Locted 16 kilometers north of Karachi is the shrine of Saint Mangho, which stand below a masjid built on a rocky hillock. There are nuerous legends connected... 

 Imbi Says:  It does not matter what gender you are always cover your whole body while you are in Karachi. It is also not very clever to swim or lie down near beaches... 

 Imbi Says:  When arriving at Karachi airport be careful with annoying taxi drivers who will test your tolerance up to a height. This could be very agitating, as despite you... 

 Imbi Says:  liquor is not for sale on public places. its only available from hotels.liquor is prohibited in public places and Pakistani private clubs, home entertaining has... 

 malibu_ally Says:  you must go to the local 'punjab food market' and read the local 'pakistan inquirere' and have a little chuckle while you sing along to ' dill dill pakistan'... 

 Gnome Says:  Book your plane ticket back out as soon as you can.... Watching the sunset over Karachi as the Singapore Airlines stewardess poured some champagne for me, as... 

 muhammadnazim Says:  dosti k geet gaayenge*hum....tum*khud ki duniya basayenge*hum....tum*jo diye bhuj jaayenge;hawa; se..unko bech kar*philips*ke..sever lag 

 Briteyes55_65 Says:  Hmmm my favorite thing about karachi. The new friends I made. Food..: ). Seeing a different culture is alway great. New friends. And yes the taxi rides..: ) 

 Imbi Says:  Most of the social and athletic clubs allow foreigners to join on a temporary or non-voting basis, but a sponsor is necessary for membership. 

 shayghc Says:  Take in the local craft workers. Best buys I can remember were things like onyx chess sets, jewellery boxes and the like. It was facinating watching the guys...