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one of those body hugging ones. oo i like i like
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whoa, how are things and u just disappeared no salam no dua, no hazri lagana. what kinda deal is this :nono:
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i did say bye in my thread…U just never visit it :pcg:
well was gonna go on 29th to Khi but like things got messed up so i went to peshawar and then when things settled i managed to convince Dad to lemme come to khi…he wasn’t too happy ant it but i’m glad i came…
i’m stayin in Defence so its relatively safe i guess…& i don’t go out well not yet so i think it’ll be fyne inshallah…
Tell me the places that r a must see though …
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what thread did u say bye in, and forget the bye thing, u coulda stopped by later too :p
as far as places to see in karachi...dependoing on how safe it is these days there are many things in and around karachi, i had posted under old nick a while back in cafe do a search :D
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go here
and here is some good info
•General
Mazar-e-Quaid (National Mausoleum of Pakistan - Muhammad Ali Jinnah the Tomb of the founder or Founding Father) , Koocha-e-Saqafat (National Arts Council), Masjid e Tooba (Built with pure white marble, largest single-domed mosque in the world, Dome = 72 meters or 236 feet in diameter), New Memon Masjid, Ibrahim Ismail Chundrigar Road (Karachi’s Wall Street), Aga Khan University and the Aga Khan University Hospital
•Beaches and Waterfront
Manora Beach, Clifton Beach and the Jehangir Kothari Parade, Seaview, Clifton Beach, Hawke’s Bay Beach (breeding ground for endangered green turtles), Paradise Point (a rock promontory in the sea with a natural arch), Sandspit Beach, French Beach, Russian Beach, Port Fountain Jet (600 ft high pressure water fountain)
oZamzama Commercial Area (famous for its designer outlets and cafes)
oAbdullah Shah Ghazi Mausoleum (Ummayad general and Karachi’s patron Sufi saint)
oKarachi Expo Centre
•Museums
Pakistan Air Force Museum, Pakistan Maritime Museum, National Museum of Pakistan, The Mohatta Palace Museum of Karachi and regional history
•Colonial Buildings
Merewether Tower, Frere Hall, Khaliq Deena Hall, Jehangir Kothari Parade, Governor’s House, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, KMC Building, Sindh Assembly Building, Sindh High Court, Former Victoria Museum (later used by the Supreme Court), Hindu Gymkhana (now National Academy of Performing Arts), Empress Market, Sindh Club
•Islands
Clifton Oyster Rocks, Manora Island, Bundal Island, Bhit Shah
•Parks / Amusement Parks
Bin Qasim Park (Old Clifton), Safari Park (University Road), Aladdin Park (Rashid Minhas Road), Sindbad, Karachi Zoological Gardens (Gandhi Garden), Sea Views Park, Aziz Bhatti Park, Old Sabzi Mandi Park (University Road), Hill Park
•Farm Houses
Memon Farm House
•Resorts
Dream World Resort,
•Race Course
Race Course off University Road
•Cinema
Capri Cinema, Nishat Cinema, Prince Cinema, Lyric Cinema, Universe Cineplex (Clifton)
•Food Streets
Hyderabad Colony, Burns Road, Many other places like Clifton, DHA, Shahrah-e-Faisal, North Nazimabad, Karimabad, Gulshan-e-Iqbal, Gulistan-e-Jauhar, etc.
•Art Galleries
Chawkandi Art, Clifton Art Gallery, Funkar Art Gallery, Kunj Art Gallery, Majmua - The Art Gallery, Momart, Studio Art, The Arts Council of Pakistan
•Clubs
Agha Khan Gymkhana, Auto Travel Club of Pakistan, Civil Aviation Club, Karachi Boat Club, Karachi Gymkhana, PAF Yacht Club, The Karachi Club, DHA Marina Club, Karachi
Manghopir receives many visitors from far away. They come to bathe in a hall where they are charged Rs 3 (US 5 cents) and Rs 5 (US 8 cents) for children and adults, respectively. Hot- and cold-water springs run side by side at Manghopir, whose waters are known for their healing properties, particularly for skin diseases. Another attraction are the crocodiles that live in a pond which people visit with animal sacrifices. Many legends surround the shrine of Hazrat Manghopir and the crocodiles. Some people believe that the saint came from Saudi Arabia while others believe that he hailed from Khurrasan and arrived here in the 13th century. Muslims and Hindus refer to him as Jaraj.
One can go to Gadani where all the shipbreaking used to occur back in the 70’s. There are still a ship or two being slowly broken up there, but it’s a far cry from the bustling activity of days gone by.
The government has embarked on the beautification of Karachi’s coastline by building a Beach park in Clifton that will eventually be connected to the Jehangir Kothari parade and Bagh Ibn- Qasim. There are other beaches near the city such as Sandspit, Hawke’s Bay, the French Beach, Russian Beach and Paradise Point (a sandstone rock promontory with a natural arch) that are frequented by visitors every day.
Karachi is dotted with many shopping areas, large and small, attracting large crowds of shoppers in the evenings. Saddar, Zainab Market, Handicrafts market, Gulf Shopping Mall, Bahadurabad, Tariq Road, Zamzama, Jamia Cloth Market, Zaib-un-nissa Street (Elphiniston Street) and Hyderi are the most famous shopping areas in the city. One can find all sorts of clothing, garments, and fabrics in Karachi’s bazaars, as well as a number of other items. The Saddar area in downtown Karachi is also home to countless large and small markets dealing from everyday household items to clothing and fabrics to electronics. Empress Market in Saddar is a large Victorian-era market, home to wholesalers of spices and other items. Some other notable shopping areas include Paposh Market and Hydari. Every Sunday, a weekly birds and animals market and a nursery is also held in Liaquatabad. Karachi also has a number of large modern shopping malls, among which the Park Towers, The Forum, Millennium Mall and Dolmen Mall are notable. More of these malls are currently being built, including the Atrium Mall, Jumeira Mall, IT Tower and the Dolmen City Mall.
Mangroves are best seen by hiring a local boat from Port Qasim. A local guide is needed, but the person you hire the boat from will arrange that. Exploring the Indus delta requires a local guide or two, for it is impossible to navigate otherwise. You can take a boat from Keti Bandar or Shah Bandar.
To the east, and slightly to the north about 20 miles from Karachi are the Chaukandi Tombs. There are numerous tombs dating back to the sixteenth and eighteenth centuries. A visit to Thatta can be combined with a visit to the Chaukandi Tombs to make a round trip of about 8-10 hours. It’s a long drive, but extremely interesting. Thatta has a number of places worth visiting, and the city is in the World Heritage List. Alexander the Great stopped here for a short breather while he was about conquering the world.
Keenjhar lake (also known as Kalri) is just to the west of Thatta. One can bird watch, or just enjoy the water. Makli is 98 km from Karachi - if you leave 10am, you should arrive by noon. 3 to 4 hours is the time you need to see the tombs etc.
http://karachi.metblogs.com/archives/2007/01/tourist_sites_i.phtml
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Whoaaaa..........that's quite a bit....but with the prevailed environment i think i'll stick to those areas in around defence .......i did see some places on the way which i'd like to check out....Friar Hall i think , and the Mohatta Palace , and the Beach etc............ I wanna take pix and just soak in the history but i don't think i can go to the real far off places......
Thx 4 the info though ..:)...i'll use it as reference.....
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will u post all details in your blog, which i still dont have access to :(
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well how abt i say U have permission to view it so go ahead …be my guest …its really quite dull n boring …
is there a way to make some entires private like journals were be4 ???
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hahah no no, u know i just give u hell about it
I am usually too concieted to go read anyone else's blog anyways :p
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LOL…oh well now U can’t complain i haven’t let u in …
so no privatizing selectively entries then ???
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film ki cast say hee pata lug raha hay kitnee Flop jayee gee : P
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film ki cast say hee pata lug raha hay kitnee Flop jayee gee : P
Issay kahtay hain Professional jealiousy :p
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ooh, ooh, Who's Ghabbar Singh? That's the best character!
There's gotta be one in the guppy movie!
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can i be GABBAR SINGH plzzzzzzzz :D
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can i be GABBAR SINGH plzzzzzzzz :D
Sure sure go for it :)but u have to have a beard, an old green suit, a gun and a beer belly:D
Come on guys it's gotta be authentic!!!
This is gonna be a movie for the masses :biggthumb
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who’s making sholay here 
there is no gabbar singh! there is only one gabbar singh 