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Incredible pictures, as an Indian I've always wanted to visit Pakistan, but given the shared animosity between both nations, I'll probably never get a tourist v
by sharadov 6y ago
Incredible pictures, as an Indian I've always wanted to visit Pakistan, but given the shared animosity between both nations, I'll probably never get a tourist visa.
- PopeDotNinja 6y agoJust go to the Waga gate, walk in backwards, and say you’re leaving. On a more serious note, I was surprised to learn how little travel there is between two countries right next to each other.
- selimthegrim 6y agoThose areas are restricted for Indian nationals, like their side of Kashmir is for Pak nationals
- amingilani 6y agoHa, as a teenager I found out a movie was playing in Indian theaters a few km across the border so I began planning on getting a visa to hop across for a few hours. I may as well have declared I was walking over to NK as someone from SK :)
- mixmastamyk 6y agoHow about Nepal?
- eqtn 6y agoNo visa required
- xerxesaa 6y agoYou can. I'm American/Pakistani (dual passport), with significant family who are in India (including my spouse and grandparents who are Indian citizens). I went with my wife to Pakistan last year. I have plenty of Indian family who visit Pakistan regularly. It can take 6 months-ish to get a visa though and it is very annoying, so I would not blame you for not wanting to go through the process. By the way, as an American I can't visit India. I used to visit pre-2007, but since the Mumbai attacks (and further strict restrictions imposed in 2011 onwards) they no longer allow me to apply on my American passport and I've been rejected every time I try on a Pakistani passport. The animosity in that region is so unfortunate and I hope it ends in the future. I've seen countless families kept apart because of it.
- sumedh 6y agoIf you want a similar terrain then head over to Srinagar, kargil and Leh in Indian controlled Kashmir.