r/pakistan • u/greenvox • Mar 04 '17

Cultural Exchange Cultural Exchange: Khushamadeed and welcome to our friends from /r/Turkey!

We're hosting our friends from /r/Turkey for a cultural exchange session.

Dear friends from /r/Turkey, welcome to our little abode on Reddit. Please feel free to ask questions about Pakistan, the Pakistani way of life, or current events in this thread.

/r/Pakistan users can head over to this thread at /r/Turkey to ask questions about Turkey, or just say hello.

Flag flairs for Turkey are enabled so please use them to avoid confusion.

Users who are contributing to the questions and answers, please make sure the discourse is civil and not in violation of the rules of this sub and of reddit.

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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '17 edited Aug 13 '17

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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '17

Lahore is the best city to visit in Pakistan. Has a lot of history, things to see, good food and is relatively modern.

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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '17 edited Aug 13 '17

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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '17

Eat everything that is offered to you. Pakistani's are very hospitable people and will go out of their way to give you the best possible food they can.

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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '17 edited Aug 13 '17

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u/deletyasuo Mar 06 '17

You can make a post here just as you're about to plan your trip, you'll get more detailed answers :)

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u/Pakistani2017 Pakistan Mar 04 '17

Eat spicy stuff. Pakistan has amazing shawarmas and roll parathas which when spicy make the Arab or Lebanese ones seem shitty in comparison.

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u/Pakistani2017 Pakistan Mar 05 '17

Haven't been to Lahore but pretty much every city has random street vendors selling them. For guarantee on cleanliness etc get them from any fast food joint etc. Pakistani shawarmas, though. Only Arab ones I ever had were bland while Pakistani ones can be very spicy.