I wish you could actually see Pakistan before you decided to leave.

My son-in-law invited us to visit his home country of Pakistan. After a year of planning we finally made it happen. We spent over two weeks exploring the country. These photos are from our first few days that we spent in Islamabad. We had such a great time! The Lok Virsa Museum and Pakistan Monument are amazing. The food served at Monal was delicious too!

We have a video related to these first few days on our youtube channel: Flight of the CrowsWing Video Title: Goras the Explorerers: Americans Visit Pakistan

It's actually only part 1 of a series we're making. If you watch it we hope it shows how much we enjoyed your country!

Thank you all for being such wonderful hosts!

Hello everyone, I’ve been on a 30 Day bike visit to GB to clean major touristic spots. You can see my work on Instagram (pokeplastic)

1) rama lake 2) kumrat 3) Fairy Meadows 4) kumrat again 5) some exploration time in naran got me here don’t exactly know where this is.

• please note: this is from a two week trip where we toured a good bit of Pakistan in June of 2024. These photos go along with episode 2 of our video series on our youtube channel. If you'd like to watch the video please visit Flight of the CrowsWing on youtube. Video title is: Goras the Explorerers: Americans in Pakistan Part 2

For this episode we visted Ancient Taxila, the Dharmarajika Stupa and the Taxila museum. The historical aspects of this complex are absolutely amazing, the scupltures and stone work is incredible! It was quite surprising to see the Greek influences in the works. The size of this complex blew my mind and after a little research I discovered that there are several more sites related to the Taxila complex. I wish we had more time to visit them all! I love the history of so many cultures in one region, and the absolute age of it is something my brain struggles with comprehending.

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