Ramadan moon has been sighted in Pakistan. Ramadan Mubarak people! May you and your family be blessed in this holy month. And that while fasting and depriving yourself of the everyday amenities of life you are able to appreciate the lives of the less privileged. Amen.
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So few weeks back we asked you about your favourite city in Pakistan and you got back to us. From Monday we will be posting picture/video/song from one city per day trying to show what you liked about the place.
Lahore: Home, Activities, Spirit, Passion, Food.
Islamabad: Home, Everything.
Karachi: Everything, Lights, New York of Pakistan/Metropolis.
Quetta: Home, people,
Rawalpindi: Shopping
Abbottabad: Beautiful
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Kashmir (Muzaffarabad)
delightful-dawn answered: Islamabad / Lahore / Muree / Kashmir
sugarandspice92 answered: Rawalpindi! I love the shopping :)
whatifweknew answered: Karachi because it’s the new york of Pakistan
shazlicious answered: Islamabad ….just everything!
renegadeinthemaking answered: Karachi! where the lights are
hanniballectered answered: Abbottabad because its beautiful.
rabiat answered: quetta, cause it’s my home,it’s so small and the people over there make it special for me.
shakattack answered: Lahore - there is so much spirit and passion in the city. And of course, the food is amazing. :)
theultimatenarcissist answered: Lahore, because it’s the only city I’ve known this thoroughly. Wesay bhi, Lahore Lahoye ay! :D
imrunningmymouth answered: Lahore!!
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love-tv answered: karachi everything
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sumaicaasad answered: Lahore…love all the activity that goes on plus its my hometown..
sowie answered: Islamabad, cause it’s where I grew up and experienced some of the lessons of life.
muqmanii answered: lahore - cause its home
The Pakistani city of Mirpur is known as “Little England” due to its large British Pakistani community. So what is life like for the city’s many expats?
Mirpur’s connection with Britain has made it a place quite unlike anywhere else in Pakistan. You can see it in the huge villas.
“Where could I get a place like this in the UK?” says Zahoor from Ilford, as we crane our necks to get a full view of his dazzling palatial creation, complete with terraces and towers.
But even that is nothing compared to his most recent foray into development Mirpuri-style. He has now finished building an entire “British street”. (complete article)
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This time we want to know what is your favourite city in Pakistan, and preferably the thing you love the most about it!
Let us know :)
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An uncredited photograph from Gilgit-Baltistan.
(via pakistank2)
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Love. Kashmir, Pakistan. (Steve McCurry) (via farhaaan)
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Abarimon is the name of a legendary race with backwards feet. In spite of their backwards feet, they were able to run at great speed. They lived side by side with wild animals in a great valley of Mount Imaus (now called the Himalayan Mountains in Pakistan). There was a special quality of air which meant if it was breathed for a long period of time it would be impossible to breathe any other type of air and the inhabitants could never leave the valley alive. (via sinlesss)
This is also most probably the legend which gave birth to the “pichal paree” (Punjabi/Hindko. One with backward feet), an often evil or mischievous creature yet with attractive features.
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