City in Punjab, Pakistan
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Clock Tower
This is the main market of Faisalabad, the oldest area of the city. The market has eight bazaars, which together form a "Union Jack" (British flag), being a part of the construction work under the British Raj. Here you can find remains of Raj buildings, built before Pakistan came into being.
Built in 1969, this cathedral has played a significant role in promoting harmony and understanding between the nation’s religious communities.
Fast food, Chinese, shawarmas, steaks, d-ground.
Breakfast and pool.
One of the best places to stay in town.
The only five-star hotel in the city with three restaurants, breakfast, and outdoor pool.
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By bus
Faisalabad is connected with Islamabad (the national capital), Lahore (the provincial capital) and other big cities by motorway and National Highway.
By train
Faisalabad is connected with all big cities of the country by rail. The most comfortable and affordable trains connects Faisalabad with Lahore and Karachi.
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