Things You'll Need:
- Computer with Internet access
- Passport and visa
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Step 1
Book accommodations by phone through the PTDC Motels Booking Office by calling 011 (+92) 51 9203223 or 011 (+92) 51 9208949. (From outside of the United States and Canada, call 00 (+92) 51 9203223 or 00 (+92) 51 9208949.)
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Step 2
Visit Karachi to be where the action is; Karachi is Pakistan's largest city and a center of commerce and industry. The best Karachi luxury hotels offer amenities like business centers with Internet access, restaurants, stores, fitness centers and beauty salons.
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Step 3
Stay at the Islamabad Serena, where rates begin at about $500 and go up to nearly $2,000. At the higher rates, meals are included in the hotel's sumptuous restaurants. Make reservations on their Web site (see Resources) or by calling 011 (+92) 51 111 133 133. (From outside of the United States and Canada, call 00 (+92) 51 111 133 133.)
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Step 1
Visit the U.S. State department's Web site to see the latest travel advisories regarding Pakistan. The country has been subject to terrorist activity in recent years. The State Department's Web site will provide you with up-to-the-minute news on developments within Pakistan, and it will offer tips designed to help make your visit to Pakistan is a safe one.
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Step 2
Get a Pakistani visa for your visit to Pakistan. Foreigners entering Pakistan must show a valid visa to be allowed into the country. Apply for your visa with your country's Pakistani embassy before departing on your trip.
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Step 3
Pack appropriate clothing, especially if you're a woman. Muslim culture frowns on revealing clothing; women are expected to keep their shoulders and upper legs covered.
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Know that Pakistan is the sixth-largest country in the world when ranked by population. Pakistan is home to more than 165 million inhabitants.
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Understand that Pakistan is predominantly a Muslim country.
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Be aware that the capital of Pakistan is Islamasbad, a city with almost one million residents.
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Enjoy the sights by exploring Pakistan by rail. Several different classes are available. Be aware that travel discounts are available for tourists who get verification from the Pakistan Tourism Development Corporation.
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Savor the ancient wonders of Multan. With roots that go back some 4,000 years, the city is said to be one of Asia's oldest. It was once a major religious destination.
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Step 3
Get to know the city of your choice via bus, taxi or auto-rickshaw. Know that you can do so very inexpensively. Travel in Pakistan is cheap.








Comments
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