Pakistan

Karachi a city brimming with happenings. Port city with lots of history pre partition of India-Pakistan. Night life is fun along the long cornich at the beach. Shopping is great at the new plaza malls or for ethnic bargains, check out the Zainab bazaar. Food is great specially at Clifton and do try out the late night paan(betel leaf) shops or qulfi(icecream) in bahadrabad. Lots of fun sports club in Defence area(membership required). Sight seeing places are Tha Qaid's mosoleum and paradise point worth visiting. Overall a must see city when visiting Pakistan. Do be careful of roadside unexpected robberies that happen to few but do be watchful!

If you are in Faisalabad, You HAVE to go to D-Ground. In the rurial areas, there is a lot of dust, so be prepared for it.

karachi is one of those cities u have to grow up in to love, and even then its really dirty and full of kidnappers and all the rest...the tip is dont go there now hehe

Go to the beach to ride a camel or a horse... you can also pay money to watch the snake/mongoose "fight" that I loved to watch when I was little but won't pay for again... it's unethical to pit animals against one another as sport... Michael Vick anyone?

Make sure you have small change - lots of it. Break Rs 1000 notes every chance you get, because restaurants and shops often do not have any change. And taxi drivers will often not want to give you change.

Although most parts of the Royal Fort were constructed around 1566 A.D. by the Mughal Emperor, Akbar the Great, there is evidence that a mud fort was in existence here in 1021 A.D. as well, when Mahmood of Ghazna invaded this area. Akbar demolished the old mud fort and constructed most of the modern Fort, as we see it today, on the old foundations. The Royal Fort is rectangular. The main gates are located alongside the centre of the western and eastern walls. Every succeeding Mughal Emperor as well as the Sikhs, and the British in their turn, added a pavilion, palace or wall to the Fort. Emperor Jehangir extended the gardens and constructed the palaces that we see today in the Jehangir?s Quadrangle, while Shah-Jehan added Diwan-e-Khas, Moti Masjid (Pearl Mosque) and his own Sleeping Chambers. Aurangzeb built the impressive main gate which faces the Hazoori Bagh lying in between the Badshahi Mosque and the Fort. The Famous Sheesh Mahal or Palace of Mirrors is in the north-east corner of the Fort. This is the most beautiful palace in the Fort and is decorated with small mirrors of different colours set. The part of the wall of the Elephant Steps towards the Fort?s inner gate are scarred by bullet marks, bearing testimony to the Sikh Civil War of 1847 A.D. The Sleeping Chamber of Mai Jindan houses a very interesting museum with relics from Mughal and the Sikh periods.

One of the most fundamentalist muslim places I have been to. No women but only men on the streets, the only woman I saw these two days was wearing a burqa. But it is still an interesting place to visit... Just accept that some systems are working differently...

Islamabad is an extremely beautiful city...a lot cleaner than any other of the Pakistan cities, mainly beacuse it is where all the foreign diplomats are taken to.

Very interesting place, a lot different than any other place I've been to.. :)

Karachi is one massive city of 18M people with great food and evening activities around Boat Basin.

Peshawar was like to Pakistan, what the "Wild West" was to the USA. It was incredible... you could walk through the market place and buy anything... from livestock, fur, food, arms ammunition, transport, and illicit stuff... yet, we could not eat meat on Tuesdays.

Built in the 1960s, Islamabad is like a western style suburb with grid streets dividing the residential areas from the shopping areas. It lacks the character of a place like Lahore but is very livable.

Lahore's only good thing is the bus to Amritsar.

Go to the seaside in the beginning of the evening. Many different people will be here for relaxing. Lot's of finger food and dancing.

The Internet Inn is not a good idea, at all.

Try sipping 7-up with local men in cheap cafes. It's a hoot.

Like to it hot? Visit Kaisers and burn the lips out of the face with good meals :)

Generation- Clothing store with high-end shalwar kameez, perfect for the development set!

Satpara is a most hidden beautiful, en explored wonder of the world and please take umbrellas and rain coats if you go in monsoon season.

What to Bring, Ajrak is the most beautiful gift from Nawabshah, its a piece of cloth on which people of this region print with hand held piece of stamp for decorative designs in different dark colors. Its a traditional cloth, which normally men and women of this region put on their shoulder. The men with Ajrak feel themselve dignified and honored.

be careful to travel to this city during May, June and July as in these month the temperature is very high nearly 50 degree celcius

Dont come here...lol..its hell

Its sindha and balochistan combined there is nothing to see... just papaya farms but u can travel for a few miles to bela and see the ancient caves.

COOOL PLACE FOR COOOL DUDES!TRY COMIN TO ISLAMABAD N U'LL BE ADDICT TO IT!

ONE OF THE MOST DEVELOPED CITIES OF PAKISTAN AS BEING THE FIRST CAPITAL OF COUNTRY N THEN OF SINDH's.THE COOL BREEZES FRM ARABIAN SEA DOMINATES THE TEMPERATURE OF THIS HOT CITY N ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SIGHT IS THE SUNSET WHEN ONE SEES THE SUN SINKIN IN THE BLUE WAVES OF THE SEA!!!!!THE SHOPPIN MALLS ATTRACTS PEOPLE OF EVERY AGE.FRM THERE IT IS VERY EASY TO GO ON RIVER HUB N HAUKS BAY!!!!!!!

Interacting with Locals, Never ask them to guide you toward your direction, because upto 90 % they lead you the wrong way... Visit to the city is a must,,,, You'll find lots of historic places there,,, some include the famous Badshahi Mosque,, Pakistan Monument,,, Sheesh Mehal,, Shahi Bagh,,, Jhangir's Tomb,,, and the list goes on...

Drink a drink called 'kaneri ka kuna' its fab you'll want more....3

Make sure you take your own TP and hand sanitizer. Also, you do not want to take your fanciest brands of make-up nor best shoes. I would even purposefully buy cheap versions of this, just for your trip. Also, you may want to bring a shawl to put on for your own comfort becuase they have staring problems over there.

Its a great place to go, I dont really rember anything but my parents say its great.

Drink water from the ravines

pretty dusty,a lot of traffic !!

It's a beautiful hill station in the north of Pakistan.It's a tourist paradise.

Mohatta Palace in Karachi is a landmark. Build since the times of the Mughal emperors, then later used as a fort during the British Raj, and home to Pakistan's founding leader: Mohammed Ali Jinnah's sister:Fatima Jinnah. Apart from the artwork and art Definetly a must see. Only 10 rupees per person.

Unless you know any parties/events happening privately, Karachi nightlife is mainly consistent of a wide variety of restaurants, sheesha spots, and cafes. There are no proper, designated spots to buy liqour, although bootlegged bottles can be bought in various alley ways, and bought privately.. Most of the "partying" scene is underground.

THAT"S WE CALL APNA KARACHI ZINDABAD

Make sure you're covered head to toe!

Must have a care, u cnt walk in islamabad, it wud b the end of ur life!

'You will yet be the glory of the East; would that I could come again, Karachi, to see you in your grandeur'. - Sir Charles Napier

The famed words of a great man predicted this once tiny fishing village surrounded by the Arabian Sea would become a queen of cities. The present city of Karachi has risen to high standards, be it with regard to culture, education or commerce.

It is very economical yet enjoyable place but apparentely is not advisbable to visit this place as it is going thru huge political crises.