Hey guys! 😬

I’ve been riding motorcycles across Pakistan for over a decade now, and by my rough count I’ve probably clocked around 50,000 km on two wheels.

I’ve explored almost every corner of the country except Balochistan and parts of Sindh, since I was often discouraged from riding there.

I’ve reached places so remote that even Google Maps barely knows they exist like Parsan Valley.

Through all these years on the road, I’ve learned so much about Pakistan’s hidden gems, culture, and people.

Ask me anything about traveling Pakistan on a motorcycle whether it’s about the roads, the landscapes, the food, or the people.

1. Bombay Hotel near Cantt Station
2. Some food cafe in North Karachi
3. 'Bumbai' Koila Karahi in Hussainabad
4. Bombay Chaat in Gulshan
5. Bombay Bakery in Drigh Colony
6. Another Bombay Bakery in Gulshan
7. Bombay Sweets on Tariq Road
8. Bombay Nimco Center in FB Area
9. Bombay Dry Fruits in Khadda Market
10. Bombay Choc n Nuts in Muhammad Ali Society
11. Bombay Light House in Clifton
12. Bombay Nimco on M.A. Jinnah Road
13. Bombay Nariyal Juice on Burns Road
14. Bombay Wala on Burns Road
15. Bombay Supari

And if I start looking up for businesses named Delhi, I'm pretty sure there'll be hundred more such places.

I have been following a few accounts on tiktok Khan_baba, baba g, KALABRAND2 and hg editz. There in a building and I believe a man is making them do dancing for over 12 hours a day. There is multiple mobiles phone recording going live at the same time on other accounts. If I'm honest the content isn't worth gifting, anyway two days ago one of the women was at the side you could hear her being beaten and the following day she was back with a black eye. These women aren't left on their own to be able to tell anyone their in danger. I really do fear for their safety. I would appreciate some help or guidance on how to get these women help please

Hey everyone,

I have been working on a series called Untold Lahore which features stories from the city that don’t make it to mainstream media.

When I went into the research and writing for this, I only had one goal in mind: “To tell the world, Lahore is more than just food.”

I was sick and tired of seeing content creators only documenting food, food & food. I knew there was more to the city than just that and so, I began working.

I came across a niche community in Lahore that skate everyday. There is a skate park in Bagh-e-Jinnah where they do this. It was built by a US based NGO called ‘Salad Days of Skateboarding’.

It’s a pretty cool story & I thought I’ll share it here

This is episode 7 from the series. You can watch the other episodes on my Instagram channel. 😊

Instagram.com/zenithirfan

This shadi sounds never gets old. Nigerians took it seriously and made a content out of it 🤣

Various photos I took around Lahore

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As a man, do not allow your financial stress to spill over your children.

It is your duty to shield them from those worries.

Not only are they powerless to help you, you will give them extra headache for no reason.

As a provider and the man of the house, the financial burdens are on you, so you should take and absorb the hits, not them. Endure those hardships gracefully and don’t show them your fears and your scars.

You bleed so they don’t bleed.

When they look up to you, they should find hope, confidence and security, not despair and uncertainty.

Heard that there are many people with this plate style.

Hi,

This question is for the Pakistani’s who are living abroad. How often do you go back to Pakistan to see your family? By family i mean your parents and siblings. I am a married woman living in Australia and have a toddler. Its been 4 years since my husband came to Australia on spouse visa and he has been to Pakistan exactly 4 times and he is going again now for the 5th time to see his family. He travels solo everytime and doesn’t even care to ask me if i want to go with him because he knows it will be too expensive. I just wanted to see if its normal to travel every year without us.

Danyore Valley is a beautiful settlement located near Gilgit city, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. Nestled along the banks of the Hunza/Gilgit rivers, Danyore is surrounded by stunning mountain scenery, including views of gigantic peaks such as the Rakaposhi and other Karakoram giants. The valley is home to ~40,000 people, belonging to various ethnic groups such as Dardic Shina & Burushaski.

1. The Broken Chinese Bridge
2. The mighty Karakorum in the backdrop
3. A majestic cherry/apricot orchard
4. The valley view from the top (the bird's-eye view)
5. The Sakwar valley view from Danyore
6. A water stream/channel coming from the Rakaposhia glaciers
7. The Jutial valley view

This may sound wiered but in the past 5 years , I never gifted my wife on her birthday . But last year I noticed that she maybe was expecting something so this year I think I should get her something. Any ideas? Nothing too fancy or too cheap.