Faisalabad Serena Hotel

... hardly realize we just made it to 4700m, on the highest paved road in the world!!! Good on you Frits! Now we are in beautiful and hospitable Pakistan. A country I want to spend a new entry on. But just want to tell all of you that it is NOT only like the media inform you. Until now we have met lovely people and enjoyed amazing mountain views! A country I would love to spend more time in one day. This time we are sticking to the KKH making our way to India as quick as the road allows us...

Bankin in Pakistan<br> A bundel of banks avilible in pakitan etc......<br>1.NBP(National bank of pakistan)<br>2.fasial bank limeted<br>3.Mezan bank limeted <br>4.Bnak Islami limeted <br>5.MCB<br>6.sonari bank limted

We had heard of the flag down ceremony on the India / Pakistan border. We told our driver, he said meet at 4:30 PM. The crossing is located 40 Km outside of Amritsar, in a town called Attri. This is the only border crossing between the two countries. Each night, the armies of both countrys lower their respective flags with much military pomp and circumstance. Then they shake hads and close the gate. Over the years this ceremony has become quite the event.<br>It ...

S wanted to show me the village life so we traveled with another of his friends to visit the home of someone else I'd met on my first visit AB (This name/letter thing is getting damn confusing to me so I don't know how you understand this!). It was a long journey by bus and jeep and we arrived at about 10.30pm. This didn't seem to be a problem though - it was the time of their annual festival and the party in the village was still going strong! At the house I was taken ...

I head from Gun cricket to Pakistan's more secular religion, Cricket, in Lahore. I have never been with Lahore before but my first experience of La-***** is as expected confusing, exciting and more than a little dirty. As soon as my Irish mate Sam and I walked into the ground I felt like I was back at the MCG, although surrounded by the most out of control fans in the world. The Pakistani's are slightly mad. The Pakistani's at a ...

Well the second Test has just finished and England managed to come away with a draw. (I know you Americans out there don't understand how a game can be played for 5 days and there is no winner, but that is part of the beauty of cricket!) Faisalabad was founded by the British when Pakistan was still part of India and therefore the Empire. So we could tell when it was time for high tea we built a nice big clock tower with eight streets ...

I had imagined Pakistani cities to be incredibly noisy, dirty and crazy. I was not disappointed. When I eventually picked up my blessed bag off the carousel - many of the hundereds of containers of holy water brought back from Saudi Arabia by pilgrims had leaked during the flight, and my bag had got a good soaking - I was immediately surrounded by porters and locals wanting to know if I was a player for the England team. Of course I was, I said, my name ...

For the first time ever, I watched every ball bowled of a cricket test at the stadium. Sri Lanka were touring Pakistan and after being 9 for 3 in the first 20 minutes of the test, the tourists managed to turn the game around, win by a couple of hundred runs and take a 1-0 lead in the two game test series. I enjoyed watching the game ebb ...

My Lonely Planet guide had threatened that the place that I would be visiting, Faisalabad, to watch a cricket test was known as "The Manchester of Pakistan". Why any place would want to liken itself to Manchester is beyond me, that any place would be unfortunate enough to be likened to Manchester is regrettable. It was a bit tricky to find a cheap and acceptable room when we arrived the night before the start of the test. The first place ...

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