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Islamabad. Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan since 1963, is located on the Pothowar Plain. The old part of the town boasts fine examples of local architecture and bazaars crammed into the narrow streets where craftsmen still use traditional methods. The city itself has an air of spaciousness, with parks, gardens and fountains below the silhouette of the Margalla Hills. In the midst of these lies Daman-e-Koh, a terraced garden with an excellent view over the city. Also in Islamabad is the Shah Faisal Masjid (mosque). The majestic white building comprises four 88m (288ft) minarets and a desert tent-like structure.

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Karachi. Karachi is situated on the shores of the Arabian Sea near the mouth of the Indus. In Karachi there are hundreds of lively street restaurants, tea houses, samosa and juice stalls. Boats can be hired to sail out of the harbour. The most magnificent building, however, is the Quaid-e-Azam’s Mazar, the mausoleum of the founder of Pakistan, made entirely of white marble with impressive north African arches and magnificent Chinese crystal chandeliers.

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Lahore. is an historic, bustling city with buildings of pink and white marble. There is plenty to see: bazaars, the Badshahi Mosque (one of the largest mosques in the world, and an example of Moghul architecture rivalled only by the Taj Mahal), the beautiful Shalimar Gardens, the National Museum of Archaeology and the Gate of Chauburji. Near Taxila are two interesting excavated sites, Sirkap and Jaulian, dating back to the Buddhist Gandhara period.

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Peshawar. The capital of the North West Frontier Province, Peshawar, is surrounded by high walls with 20 entry gates. North of Peshawar, in the Hindu Kush Mountains, is the wild and beautiful area of Chitral, inhabited by the Kalash people, last of the non-Islamic tribes of Kafiristan. East of Chitral is the beautiful Swat Valley. This is an area of wild mountains and fantastic alpine scenery. It was, in ancient times, the home of the famous Gandhara school of sculpture, a manifestation of Greek-influenced Buddhist forms.

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