As i'm about to go to Isb, your media gallery would sure help me in deciding where i should travel as a tourist!

Picture 9,10, 11 are epic :D

Nice job!!

Jia Wei, you have done gr8 job....with few moments i felt that i was also on the same trip. y didnt u add any pic of khewera mine?

Pakistan and China are 2 best friends with a GREAT Future!!! We love our Chinese brothers visiting Pakistan! Have a Great Time dude!

Great to have you in Pakistan Jia Wei, do visit us again! :)

Being from this place but living a bit far from that place now, always loved that area. Miss the Hottest summers and coldest and harsh winters. In spring you can see spectacular flowers and especially those yellow flowers called ‘Sarsoon’ everywhere from Rawat to Chakwal and from chakwal to Jehlum. If you travel from Jehlum to Chakwal its something special as this area is not hilly with very few mountains but as soon as you move from Chakwal to Kalarkhar you will find a totally different view as mentioned by Jia. Don’t forget to take some 'Revrai' from Chakwal Jai. Good luck my friend.

Beautiful and nice work you have done portraying Pakistan how it is actually.. not just the spectacles of the West and Indian. Do visit us again and all the best to your journey and hope you will cherish your wonderful days in Pakistan for years to come and tell in your country to other ppl also by showing such nice pics and scenes of our dear Motherland.. take care Greetings. Pakistan China friendship Zindabad !

If you get a chance please do go to the seven Shiva temples at Ketas Raj. I look forward to your peice on Lahore!

u should be the next chinese ambasador to pakistan! i hope u keep meeting the nicest of pakistanis! great photos :)

Superb! Really wonderful pictures from a really wonderful place! Thanks for sharing. Wish we could go there too.

Great job! you are doing what our government and ambasadors should be doing, Projecting Pakistan, highlighting its positive aspects. THANK YOU!! friend of Pakistan

Pakistani's do not look up to chinese but have great affection for them as a true friend and hence the taxi drivers generous response!

Once upon a time the Americans were also welcomed like Chinese. :)

This seems to be countryside in rural punjab. Roads are unusually good and without potholes. Our rural indian roads may be full of potholes some/many times . Is this the common case in (countryside) Pakistan?

Gorgeous pictures!!!!

I would like to read a detailed account of Mr Jia Wei's travels and stay in Pakistan who sounds like the modern Huen Sang (I do not know what he is called in the Mandarin(. These snippets and pictures are very interesting. I hope he has written a detailed travelogue.

T? sh?zh?ng shì m?imiào de zài b?j?s?t?n zh?ngguó rén. Ji? wéi n? zuì hu?nyíng. Wànsuì zh?ngguó hé b?j?s?t?n de y?uyì. ???????????????????????????????????? It is always wonderful to have Chinese in Pakistan. Jia Wei you are most welcome here. Long Live China and Pakistan Friendship.

The face of Pakistan that some of Pakistanis and most of Westerns don't want to look at. They see, like and magnify only one view - "Taliban's Pakistan".

Yes, Roads are excellent in Pakistan

The question is, Are Pakistani's welcomed anywhere in the world? Any country?

That's great, I m telling you , there are many more places of wonder here yet to be discovered by you. keep it up, Someday when you will be old , then these memories will be a treasure to remember .

My Salute to the Pakistani Taxi driver who showed so much respect and love to the chinees, I wish all of us should behave the same way to all foriegners irrespective of any nationalitiy so that they can come close to us and try to understand us. We are the peace loving Pakistani not one represented by the fistful of Islamic fanatics. Pak China Friendship Zindabad.

By now, you must be knowing more about my country than I do. Salute you!

You need to visit Turkey to see how much they love Pakistanis

As a fellow Chinese individual (I'm Chinese-Canadian), I'm really glad you're in Pakistan building intercultural bridges. I traveled through Pakistan last year (from south to north) and I can definitely say it was one of my favourite countries. The experience was amazing and the people were incredibly friendly and hospitable! I traveled around half the time wearing a salwar kameez that I had picked up in Karachi and I think it surprised a lot of people! (it's a great conversation starter and its very comfortable). My favourite site would have to be the tomb of Bibi Jawindi in Uch Sharif. Hope you'll have lots of fun and take lots of pics for the rest of your trip! "Sub-teekay bhai-ji!"

This reminded me of some things. At my bank (in the USA), there was a beautiful and exotic looking woman who was also a beautiful person. We would exchange small talk and finally, I asked her where she was from. When she said Pakistan, I related that I had recently heard a story on National Public Radio (?) about a young American who had backpacked around Pakistan. He had done this in a number of countries. He remarked that Pakistanis were the friendliest people he had ever seen. I asked her to reconcile the image of friendliness with Islamic extremism. She shrugged and lamented she worried about family still in Pakistan. She felt most Paks are still friendly by nature but that extremists were able to exploit ignorance. In the past, I was friends with a Pakistani. He had come here for medical school and became a plastic surgeon, making lots of money. He liked to laugh and would have no use for religiosity. Bottom line, keep religion in your culture; keep religion out of governance. What religion condones throwing acid on the faces of young girls? What religion requires stoning for personal failings? What religion requires destruction of other religions' monuments? The answer is no religion. Ghandi and Martin Luther King Jr. NO VIOLENCE! Christianity and Islam have been abused by bad people to do bad things for a long time.

I stay shortly in Islamabad - Gilgit, and I meet so many great Pakistani who has good feeling with China / Pakistan Friendship, Being a Muslim I stay there like home or better Halal Food Style, and while I have more time I will settle there and write more interesting story about China - Pakistan. Pray for Pakistan and Longlife Brother and hope more connection wth Pakistan and Nature life. Ibrahim from Beijing China

Great pictures! I never had the opportunity to visit the beautiful plains of Punjab. I think I should adjust my vacation plans a bit ;)

May be the Government of Pakistan can take a clue and use this distinguish writer to head the department to promote Pakistan. We know our local media and embassies abroad do a crappy job of trying to promote the -non-Pakistani- Taliban! I wish this could have been a video travelogue & distributed to all major cable stations around the world. People we have to do a better job of promoting Pakistan this has to be a major priority we can change hearts and minds and make this world a safer place.

I have visited Turkey and I felt very welcomed especially when I told that i'm from Pakistan