What are the specialties of Pakistan?

Pakistanis pay attention to dressing appropriately. When visiting friends' homes in Pakistan, they should dress neatly. Men should wear long shirts and trousers. Even if the weather is hot, it is best to wear a suit and tie, and women should not wear skirts. There are two kinds of the most popular traditional clothes here: one is called "Kappa Sticco", that is, a round high-necked white gown reaching to the calf, a tight-fitting jacket with loose sleeves and a lace handkerchief on the top of the head; The other is a black velvet long-sleeved coat with a long silk or cotton skirt. Most men love "radish" black pants and stuff them into black boots. When attending dances and music parties, people usually wear dark suits or evening dresses, and sometimes jackets.

Local products are all labeled with price tags, but it is better to find someone who knows the local situation. There are carpets, cashmere and wool fabrics, plates made of silver or brass, vases, wood carvings, ivory, dolls with ethnic flavor, and objects made of camel viscera, but not exquisite things. The best local shopping areas include Zaiunnisa Street, A Haroon Road and MA Jinnah Road. In addition to the shops set up by the government, in order not to be cheated, it is still necessary to bargain. If you buy local products, you don't have to pay consumption tax. If you buy imported goods, you have to pay 30% consumption tax. Usually, you must pass things with your right hand. Many women still keep traditional customs, wearing heavy clothes and veils in public places. Tourists are not allowed to take photos of Muslim women at will unless they allow them. Local people like China's cool oil, so you should bring some to the relevant personnel before you leave.