Don’t tell my mother [I’m in]: Pakistan

Asia » Pakistan » Lahore
March 3rd 2011

Published: March 9th 2011

I actually saw the airing of Nat Geo, Don’t tell my mother: Delhi, the other day here in Pakistan and chuckled to myself. How fitting now, as I walk over the border from India into Pakistan, little brother in tow, mother intentionally uninformed. I would venture to say that given current geopolitics and furthermore the ongoing ex-Blackwater CIA-spy Raymond Davis case currently in Lahore, Pakista... Read Full Entry

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Amy

amyuyma

After two years of the expat finance bubble in Hong Kong, I am ready to explore the world outside of Bloomberg and AmEx cards and mix things up a bit. I hope to meet some extraordinary people, have some ridiculous adventures, learn some new languages, and basically to be pretty confused every other day. "Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn’t do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines, sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover.” - Mark Twain ... full info

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9th March 2011

anonymous
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Hi, I came across some of your blogs on Middle East and I was so much captivated by your narration and insight I started reading all your blogs. Your keen observation & shrewd exposition makes them more authentic. Your recent blogs on India & Pakistan are very original. Kudos.....

10th March 2011

The Travel Camel
Shane Dallas

You do travel to some fascinating destinations - a throughly interesting read! Looks as if Lahore will be added to my ever growing list of destinations to visit.

10th March 2011

The Travel Camel
Shane Dallas

You do travel to some fascinating destinations - a thoroughly interesting read! Looks as if Lahore will be added to my ever growing list of destinations to visit.

4th April 2011

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deleted_49612

Great blog! Greetings to your Mama. :)

26th May 2011

Rob_n_Lorenza
Rob & Lorenza B

yet another very interesting blog - how did your Mum react when she got your postcard?

18th September 2011

amnan
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dear It was really good that you visited Pakistan and took all type of risks. Your complete narration about Lahore and Pakistan was very real and comprehensive except Talibans. You must know Talibans and complete fuss of today in Pakistan is the creation of USA and CIA. The tree which we and complete world is watching today was planted by USA for defeating Russia.

17th December 2011

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This blog is a 2011 TravelBlog favourite!
Check this out, and feel free to add 2011 TravelBlog favourite anythings, of your own. :) http://www.travelblog.org/Topics/30521-1.html

18th May 2015

Mehwish Anjum
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Two Faces of Pakistan
Your journey is really informative and i appreciate this effort as it can be helpful in image building of Pakistan. The International face as seen on Pakistan latest news is a bitter reality but its not all. As Pakistan has many things to visit for tourism just it needs some loyal tourists which could explore its other soft image in the eyes of the world.

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