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Parkway Hotel Lahore

Mcleod Road, Near Railway Station Lahore, 54600, Pakistan

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Busy day

A travel blog entry by jtw000

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Breakfast was served in our room today. It was tiny and Marcin had to order some food to go with it. I had enough and it was pretty good. I had a slightly upset belly and had to visit the little boys room twice before we left.

This morning I thought I'd better lube the chains. Mine was a state, Marcin’s was far worse. I dropped mine on her side and tried to clean it with water and a toothbrush but the dirt stuck to it like glue and there was no cleaning it at ...

Lahore, the cultural city of Pakistan

A travel blog entry by michu

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Many would call it a shithole – but it still has its charm ;)

The pollution in the city is worse than at any day in Jakarta and I believe that speaks for itself. Poverty is high, beggars and litter everywhere but the old Fort (Shahi Qila), grand Badshahi Mosque and Shrine of Data Ganj Bakhsh rise above all of that and are enjoyed and honored by all no matter their status. The Old City is a spectacle of its ...

Experiencing Lahore

A travel blog entry by mehreen12

... playing with the cats! He did the same thing to one of the monkeys, and the other monkey behind the monkey the trainer was playing with got so defensive that he ran up to the trainer and began knawing at his hand. The trianer just kept pushing the monkeys and teasing them! The when we saw the cheetahs, the trainer told us how one of the cheetahs was found. Apparently, the cheetah was found in a remote village in Pakistan and came inside ...

First Impressions

A travel blog entry by mehreen12

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... until 5:00pm at which time I went to visit my maternal grandparents. They live about 20 minutes from my paternal grandma's house but the drive over was insane! The driving here is crazy and there is no way I could manage to learn how to drive here. The roads are shared between cars, trucks, motorcycles, bikes, and your everyday donkey. But the thing that shocks me the most is the family (not one person) on a single bike. I have multiple times seen an entire ...

Pakistani's are some of the friendliest people!

A travel blog entry by dannyandsarah

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... of their head as Sarah is wearing, and everyone addresses me instead of Sarah - to the point that they will ask me a question about her such as her profession. And this of course is just the very surface level things which are an indicator for much deeper things.

It feels very different here than in India - much cleaner, more "developed" for the most part, as in wide streets, decorative trees, terribly ...