Saddar, the city center, is the main shopping area with thriving markets selling carpets, fur coats, leather jackets, snake skin purses, silk scarves and the country s biggest range of handicrafts. It also has a number of food stalls and cheap restaurants and the majority of budget hotels. All major hotel chains including Sheraton, Marriott, Ramada is in the close proximity to Saddar. Flights in and out of Karachi are numerous but it s worth checking the ETA of your flight. If your flight touches down in the middle of the night it would be wise to wait until sunrise before catching a taxi.
Trains run from Karachi to most major destination.
Bus travel is not advisable due to discomfort. The capital of Punjab province is Pakistan s cultural, educational and artistic center and easily the most visited city. With its refuge of shady parks and gardens, it s a meeting place of Mughal and colonial architecture, and the exotic thrill of its congested streets and bazaars, it s not hard to see why. The city has too many tombs, mosques and mausoleum to mention. Another view od Badshahi Mosque Another Master piece of Mughals Royal Fort - Lahore Lahore is serviced by a plethora of international and domestic carriers.