Are there any unique festivals or events that tourists can experience in Pakistan?

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Yes there are some festivals and events unique to Pakistan that one can enjoy after visiting there:
1. Shandur Polo Festival
2. Nowruz
3. Basant Festivaal
4. Shab-e-Barat
5. Eid-Ul-FItr

Sibi Mela.
Lahooti Melo.
Chilimjusht Festival.

Experience Tourism In Pakistan Through Vibrant Festivals

There are so many travel experiences people have in these events
Let us walk through a list of some of the famous and traditional festivals of Pakistan.

Shab-e-Barat
Mela Chiraghan
Eid-ul-Azha
Jashan-e-Nowruz
Silk Route Festival
Shandur Polo Festival
Lok Virsa Folk Festival
Independence Day

Experience Tourism In Pakistan Through Vibrant Festivals
Sibi Mela.
Lahooti Melo.
Chilimjusht Festival.
Uchao o Utchal.
Shandur Polo Festival.
Silk Route Festival.
Lok Mela.
Thal Jeep Rally.

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Due to the Islamic faith of the Pakistani people, they strictly forbid men and women to hug or kiss in public, and consider public kissing to be a sin, punishable by a fine and a week in prison. In addition, when a woman is in the street, it is strictly forbidden to turn her eyelids or "fly eyes", and taboo others to take photos of themselves, otherwise, it will be regarded as committing the crime of lewdness.

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Due to the Islamic faith of the Pakistani people, they strictly forbid men and women to hug or kiss in public, and consider public kissing to be a sin, punishable by a fine and a week in prison. In addition, when a woman is in the street, it is strictly forbidden to turn her eyelids or "fly eyes", and taboo others to take photos of themselves, otherwise, it will be regarded as committing the crime of lewdness.

Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh as well as the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow

Due to the Islamic faith of the Pakistani people, they strictly forbid men and women to hug or kiss in public, and consider public kissing to be a sin, punishable by a fine and a week in prison. In addition, when a woman is in the street, it is strictly forbidden to turn her eyelids or "fly eyes", and taboo others to take photos of themselves, otherwise, it will be regarded as committing the crime of lewdness.

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Due to the Islamic faith of the Pakistani people, they strictly forbid men and women to hug or kiss in public, and consider public kissing to be a sin, punishable by a fine and a week in prison. In addition, when a woman is in the street, it is strictly forbidden to turn her eyelids or "fly eyes", and taboo others to take photos of themselves, otherwise, it will be regarded as committing the crime of lewdness.

Folklore of Pakistan







1. Etiquette



Pakistans are very polite, and when they meet each other, they must first say: "Asram Alegum", which means "Allah is willing". If they meet again after a long time, they often embrace as a gift, their hug is very unique, both sides usually have to hug the head on the left once, and then the thumb on the right once, and then on the left once, so three times, without carelessness. For friends, dignitaries or relatives who have met after a long absence, t

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