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City in Punjab, Pakistan
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One of the oldest forts in Pakistan, first built by Raja Sálbán, king of the area during the 2nd century CE and is believed to have re-established the city.
This cathedral consecrated in 1857 is in cantonment area.
Birthplace of Muslim poet and philosopher Muhammad Allama Iqba, the national poet of Pakistan. Contains a museum and a library.
Marala Head
A quite popular picnic spot on Chenab River. People come to eat fresh fish and boating in the river mostly during the weekends. A good place to enjoy the landscape and natural beauty.
Field Hockey Academy, by first Astro Truff.
Sialkot Cantt. Branch (mid 2010)
(under construction)
Coffee, cocktails, snacks.
Pakistani, Chinese.
Upscale. Good Salads, steaks, oriental, continental and Italian food. Best food, Great service. The music played there is lovelly and the staff is very polite to customers.
Fast Food.
Fast food.
Pakistani, Continental.
Chinese & continental.
Pakistani. Good fried fish.
Pakistani. Continental.
Faloda, Kulfi
Ice cream.
Barbecue, shawarma, biryani and many other thing.
Sandwiches & salads, international chain.
By train
The only direct long-distance train to Sialkot is the Allama Iqbal Express from Karachi. Nearest major junction is in Wazirabad and Narowal.
By road
Sialkot is linked with the National Highway (N-5) via Gujranwala and via Wazirabad.
There are some air-conditioned buses that roam around the city. These buses pick passengers wherever they see. They are cheap and comfortable. There are also plans for introduction of metro bus service in near future.
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