Pakistan: On the streets

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Beautiful pictures! Keep em comin.

 

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People gather outside an illuminated mosque during celebrations marking Eid Miladun Nabi in Karachi.

The Standard Bottle Store is one of the most well-known shops in the area and has been around for at least a few decades.

The famous tea of Waheed Hotel in Ramaswami area attracts a huge number of tea addicts.

 

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Yup burn or bun (can't remember the correct name) market

burns road

 

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A worker stitches two leather halves together with a spherical core inside to form a cricket ball.

A worker adjusts the grip on the handle of a cricket bat.

An attractive view of the city after snowfall in Rawalkot

Chai, the essential drink before, during and after meals is available throughout the day. A worker from the tea shop goes around delivering tea to all parts of the market – just like in Bohri Bazaar.

 

[SpArK]

Amazing pics... its full of life..wonderful thread.. good job guys.

 

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Initially, when the market was established, any encroachment along the walkways was strictly forbidden. This ensured that the Empress Market remained clean and organised.

Fruits and vegetables sold at Empress Market are very fresh and nominally priced when compared to other markets in the city.

People light fireworks as they celebrate Eid Miladun Nabi in Lahore

A man stands in front of an illuminated Punjab provincial assembly building during celebrations marking Eid Miladun Nabi.

 

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A passenger waits for transport to move into hotels after PIA cancelled their flight at Benazir airport in Islamabad.

Pakistani paramilitary soldiers stand guard at the Benazir Bhutto International Airport.

inside the Mir's palace, Karimabad

 

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This is classic: