PAKISTAN: NOT QUITE OVERLAND BUT WHAT AN ADVENTURE!

[ITTOG]

Sounds like a wonderful trip. Thanks so much for sharing with us. A place I would like to visit but will probably never go.

 

[alanymarce]

We've just left Pakistan after a month wandering around - key points:
- be flexible - we had to change route several times since roads were closed for landslides and weather.
- be alert to local advice and take it seriously
- plan on routes taking a lot longer than appears on google maps (and maps.me) - road deterioration, partial closures, and construction/reconstruction delays mean that it can take twice the time expected.

Lots more spring to mind but these are the top three.

 

[jim65wagon]

We've just left Pakistan after a month wandering around - key points:
- be flexible - we had to change route several times since roads were closed for landslides and weather.
- be alert to local advice and take it seriously
- plan on routes taking a lot longer than appears on google maps (and maps.me) - road deterioration, partial closures, and construction/reconstruction delays mean that it can take twice the time expected.

Lots more spring to mind but these are the top three.

I agree with your key points. That's pretty much how our trip went. Patience is necessary, but the country is beautiful and the people are friendly

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