Pakistanis, where would you choose to live in India, and vice versa!

[Bombaywalla]

Have you been there during summers? Lovely place, lovely food, lovely people... but I was sweating buckets.

I have. Sweating is good for you, and when it gets too hot, walk to the nearest body of water and jump in.

 

[Icarus]

One important aspect of tourism is, it change people's perception...... Right now the world see Pakistan as a dangerous place, but once you get a steady flow of tourists, slowly world might change their perception.....But this change of perception gives you dollars aswell.....

That's going to be a hard change to bring about, seeing as Gallup shows Pakistan to be the third most hated country in the world after North Korea and Iran. We need a lot of diplomacy before we can even start imagining that anyone would want to surprise their kids with tickets booked to Pakistan for the summers.

 

[Gandhi G in da house]

swat valley

You just revived a 3 year old thread.

 

[nair]

I have. Sweating is good for you, and when it gets too hot, walk to the nearest body of water and jump in.

You will find plenty of them......

 

[Armstrong]

Kerala definitely, love the greenery!

You would go to Enemy Country !

Wheres my axe....?

I'd like to visit Khrew - my ancestral village was somewhere near that place !

 

[Bombaywalla]

You will find plenty of them......

Perfect. Just the way I like it down South.

 

[Icarus]

You just revived a 3 year old thread.

And surprisingly, its actually initiated some rather delightful discussion.

 

[Gandhi G in da house]

Abbotabad

 

[Ashutosh Lokhande]

Have you been there during summers? Lovely place, lovely food, lovely people... but I was sweating buckets.

you experienced there ayurvedic oil massage therapy? if no then highly recommended.

 

[Icarus]

WHat's the temperature in ur city right now? [to pakistanis]

It's sooo hot in delhi!
delhi boils in summers!! few days back in some areas temperature touched 47 degrees

We had a thunderstorm last night so temperature has decreased to 39 degrees today.

 

[nair]

That's going to be a hard change to bring about, seeing as Gallup shows Pakistan to be the third most hated country in the world after North Korea and Iran. We need a lot of diplomacy before we can even start imagining that anyone would want to surprise their kids with tickets booked to Pakistan for the summers.

It is tough but doable..... But that need advertisement..... One need to advertise themselves...... a famous proverb in marketing "Jo dikhtha hein Woh Biktha Hein"..... there will be people who would like to take risks, and i am sure there will be people who want to visit some good places.... slowly and steadily you can increase the number of people......

 

[abjktu]

Have you been there during summers? Lovely place, lovely food, lovely people... but I was sweating buckets.

then,better go to hill stations like munaar and wayanad,where summer maximum temperature never go beyond 28C.

 

[Icarus]

It is tough but doable..... But that need advertisement..... One need to advertise themselves...... a famous proverb in marketing "Jo dikhtha hein Woh Biktha Hein"..... there will be people who would like to take risks, and i am sure there will be people who want to visit some good places.... slowly and steadily you can increase the number of people......

The GoP tried to work with that, started Helicopter Skiing in Pakistan. That really caught some attention and X-sportsmen from all over the world flocked to Malamjaba. You are lifted to the top of a smooth slope and then a heli pulls you forward, releasing you with a snap, skiiers go down the slope at speeds over 130kmph.

 

[nair]

The GoP tried to work with that, started Helicopter Skiing in Pakistan. That really caught some attention and X-sportsmen from all over the world flocked to Malamjaba. You are lifted to the top of a smooth slope and then a heli pulls you forward, releasing you with a snap, skiiers go down the slope at speeds over 130kmph.

then what happened? They still have the facility?

 

[Ashutosh Lokhande]

It is tough but doable..... But that need advertisement..... One need to advertise themselves...... a famous proverb in marketing "Jo dikhtha hein Woh Biktha Hein"..... there will be people who would like to take risks, and i am sure there will be people who want to visit some good places.... slowly and steadily you can increase the number of people......

i think the risk is worth it to vist places which icarus posted. even if terrorist kidnapped me and tried to shoot me in the head, ill request him to plz throw me in that freezing pond. my only last wish? - a hot coffee