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	Islamabad Fly to Islamabad fr £464
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	Lahore Fly to Lahore fr £418
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	Peshawar Fly to Peshawar fr £515
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	Karachi Fly to Karachi fr £429
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Pakistan is Located between China, Afganistan, Iran and India. The country has a fascinating history and rich culture. The river passes in the east and south of the punjab and Sindh. In the market shoppers haggle in colorful bazaars and craftsmen ply their trade. All the major cities of Pakistan like as Karachi, Lahore, Rawalpindi and the capital Islamabad are situated in the lowlands of the Indus Valley. Pakistan is also well connected internationally by PIA and a few other local & Foreign carriers. Pakistan follows the Indus River down to the Arabian sea

There are also regular flight from all major cities of Pakistan to Lahore operated by Private airlines and PIA. Lahore boasts some wonderful historic architecture with its pink and white marble buildings. The rivalries between Hindu and Islamic dynasties and later the British Empire.

The nation of Pakistan itself may be relatively new but Indus region has hosted civilizations for thousand of years. The tradition of buildings is centuries old in Lahore but the Moghul (1500AD to 1800AD). The Moghul buildings are probably the most attractive. The main attraction of the city is its beautiful Architecture and bustling Bazaars.There is hot and spicy treats at street restaurants. There was a mountain ranges in the north include the worlds second highest peak K2.

Pakistan's climate is varied. During the summer season the north mountainous is temperate and pleasant but the Indus valley swelters in temperatures of 40ºC or more. In winter the low lying areas cool down average temperatures of between 10ºC to 25ºC and the northern mountains ice up with the air well below freezing. There is a beautiful Moghul-style Badshahi Mosque, one of the largest mosques in the world – almost as magnificent as the Taj Mahal in India. The South Pakistan consists of the arid plateau of Baluchistan.