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Windmills Hotel Lahore

89-A, B-II, Husain Chowk, Gulberg-III Lahore, 54000, Pakistan

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Bigger town, bigger mess.

A travel blog entry by cimek

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... której najwyraźniej średnio chce się dodawać gazu. Jak sami policjanci mówią, wykonują po prostu swoją robotę. Tyle że dla nas nie miała to być robota, a przyjemność, i chcemy mieć trochę frajdy z jazdy! Obecna metoda zwiedzania Pakistanu nie zdaje egzaminu i najnormalniej w świecie męczy.

Jedyne atrakcje, jakie dziś mieliśmy, to naprawa trajki ...

Busy day

A travel blog entry by jtw000

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... else even vaguely removable from the engine bay.

We all wandered around a bit and gave fairly useless suggestions. It was fairly obvious it was a number of things wrong so we gradually ended up fixing them one by one.

Around then we heard a crash on the opposite side. A bike had crashed into a donkey-cart carrying bricks. The Police wanted to do nothing but stand around being useless to us so I went over to see if there was anything I could do to help. ...

Experiencing Lahore

A travel blog entry by mehreen12

The last 5 days in Lahore haven't been too eventful, because I'm still extremely jet lagged and I'm not used to the heat. But today, I was able to finally get a good nights rest and decided to go run some errands with my dad. On his way to work, my uncle dropped us off at the city center and we completely our errands a lot faster than expected. Across the street from where we were was the Lahore Zoo! Even though it was really hot ...

First Impressions

A travel blog entry by mehreen12

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... his brother's wife. The maid (is that the correct term?) also stays at this house. My dad and I have our own rooms upstairs and everyone else live downstairs.

After I heard my dad leave his room, I decided to go downstairs. I had breakfast with my dad and was asked if I wanted "slice" for breakfast. I was really confused by this and my dad quickly "translated" by asking me if I wanted toast. So with my toast I had peach jam with mango tang on the ...

Pakistani's are some of the friendliest people!

A travel blog entry by dannyandsarah

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We're just about to hop on a bus from Lahore up to 'Pindi (Rawalpindi), and in the 20 hours we've been here we've met many friendly people. The person photocopying our passports wouldn't accept money, and even gave us a pen for free. People stop us and offer tea or chai, everyone wants to shake my hand, and Sarah even had people with a flower stand stop her to give her flowers for free! Sarah isn't too into the ...

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