Islamabad to Lahore EXECUTIVE CLASS Bus in Pakistan PK

Hey welcome back to Islamabad. I am leaving the city today and heading to Lahore and I thought I would make a video of my experience taking the bus from the capital city to Pakistan's second largest city. You can see the whole area here called Faizabad is quite busy, full of people, lots of stores and things on sale. Let me go now and check out the prices and see how much it costs for a journey to Lahore. Probably business class or executive class. Here we are. 1100 rupees to Lahore. This is the executive class. Not too bad. This one is my seat here. Comfortable reclining. Leather seats and there's also some AC up here. Just in case you're wondering, the bus does have seatbelts as well so if you feel like they're driving a bit crazy you can keep yourself safe. As you can see there's even a screen. Movies, different genres, books. Pretty good. Whatever your interpretation about the transport might have been like in Pakistan, this is what you can get. Travelling between two of the biggest cities for just 1100 rupees so around six pounds. Comfortable leather seats. If you compare that with what you'll get in the west for the same price, I guarantee you it will not be as good. Hopefully the journey will go smoothly but I'll keep you updated. And also some little doll. Good choice of films and documentary films. They've given me just like Honolulu. Really this type of hospitality. This is really good. So we're now at the services. Just stopped around one or two hours into the journey. You can see here it's a really pleasant place. Sun is out and I just used the toilet. Facilities are really good and there's lots of choice of snacks and souvenirs over here. No thank you. It's okay, it's okay. I'll give it a taste. Yeah it's good. So I've now arrived here in Lahore at the Faisal Movers bus station. The journey was so comfortable and I'm overwhelmed by just how green the entire journey between Islamabad and Lahore was. So much greenery. I hope some of those shots that I've taken have shown that a little bit and maybe surprised you if you haven't visited. The station here is really clean and organized. Just went to the toilet. My couch surfing host has arranged a driver to pick me up here. So I'm going to give him a call now. UK. UK, yes. First glimpses of Lahore. A city of just under 10 million or over 9 million people. Coming? So much energy and life buzzing around the taxi as we make our way. And a bit of a slap in the face after Islamabad. It's so chilled out and it's the first time you really feel that intensity. So I've now arrived here in Lahore at the place I'm staying at with quite a well-connected guy. So I'm luckily going to be very comfortable here and this is through couch surfing by the way. And I'm planning on spending most of my nights in Pakistan couch surfing as I think it's a great way to ensure that you get well looked after by the local people. You get good advice in a country that you may not well be so sure about. And just like I did for two months straight in Bangladesh, I'm planning to couch surf most of the time if not every single night here in Pakistan. Although I did spend two nights in a hostel in Islamabad. Anyway, hope you enjoyed this video of my journey and it gave a good idea for what buses are like and how much you can get in terms of what the value is here in Pakistan. And stay tuned for the Lahore videos. There's going to be a few. One on property, the food. One on the walled city. Peace.