Pakistani cinema, also known as Lollywood, has a rich and diverse history from 1947 to 1997. During this period, Pakistani cinema experienced several significant developments and milestones, the rise of celebrated actors, and
Embark on a revolutionary odyssey along the fabled Hippie Trail, where a generation of seekers shattered boundaries, dissolved borders, and ignited a cultural revolution that would resonate for decades to come… The Hippie
In Pakistan, steel crockery comes in a wide range of designs, shapes, and sizes to cater to different needs and preferences.
Horse-drawn carriages still operate in old Lahore. Once a means of transport, the use of these beautiful, decorated carriages is also in vogue at weddings.
Andrasay, crispy outside, soft inside. This rice and samolina snack, covered in sesame seeds, is simply delicious!
Distinctive art from Pakistan—that is till date crafted the way it was centuries ago, the handmade wood carving art of Chiniot. Today, the craft of Chiniot is renowned in the field of furniture.
As a part of Pakistani culture, the Dhol (cylindrical drum) has an eminent value in celebrations and occasions. One cannot overlook the captivating rhythm and energy of the dhol. This traditional drum holds
Black, ankle-length frocks with vibrant embroidery and matching caps, are the most conspicuous part of the Kalash culture. The Kalash are a small group of around 4,000 indigenous people who are different from
This eye-catching wall artwork that playfully asks, “Blood Group? Tea Positive,” serves as a conversation starter and a unique way to capture the attention of passersby, inviting them to explore the Chai Dhaba
Our Capra Falconeri Traveller magazine proudly graced the stage of the Salam Pakistan Morning Show on Pakistan’s first tourism TV channel Discover Pakistan TV. With pride, our team presented our enchanting background story,
