Pakistan Country Guide

Description

Dominique Auzias and Jean-Paul Labourdette created Le Petit Futé in 1967 when they were students at the Prestigious HEC Business School in Paris.

A true publishing success, it now covers more than 800 destinations in 195 countries, with more than 1000 collaborators worldwide unearthing addresses locally and across the planet.

Pakistan should not be visited as a common country and the amount of the country. But with a dose of common sense and caution, you can dive into an unknown and exciting universe, neglected by tourists for a few years. Pakistan is in the midst of a homogeneous notepad that provides detailed sometimes. From the long beaches of the Arabian Sea to the majestic northern peaks, some of which are among the highest in the world, from the arid steppes of Baluchistan to the green fields of Punjab, this country surprises with the variety of its landscapes, its cultures and its its traditions. Tribal, feudal, sometimes mystical, almost all are marked by a certain conservatism. But Pakistanis share an incredible sense of hospitality. Pakistan is also a rich history of several millennia, of which the names of Buddhist, Hindu, Sufi temples, century-old mosques and sumptuous Mughal buildings are the vestiges. Petit Futé is where it is particularly important to the premiere of you to offer the postage of this destination, also rich in food.