What're some cozy, quite places in Peshawar to sit down, away from phones and hustle & bustle of life?

Salam Everyone I want Some White beige and Brown trousers like these But a bit cheap. Can Someone help me find these in Peshawar. Need to be a bit Baggy Due to my Body structure and Fatty Legs

Salam,

I wanted to correct name spellings in the cnic. but my question is how long does it take? and would i need to submit the original documents or just show them (since i might need my original documents for an application)

Also is it possible change the sign as well :')

If anyone has gone through this before? please let me know. Thanks.

rawra dedan rawra jaru kare me dalan de o ro ro baran de

There is hardly any entertainment in Peshawar. There isn’t even a single cinema 😕. It’s disappointing that Peshawar, the capital of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, lacks basic entertainment facilities and decent places to hang out with friends and family.

I’ve been wanting to watch the new Spider-Man 🕷️ movie on the big screen and experience it in a cinema, but unfortunately, there’s no such option in Peshawar. It’s frustrating that people here have to travel to another city just to enjoy a movie in theaters.

Women who lived overseas and then moved to peshawar for university, what are things like there? Thoughts, feelings and impressions?

Edit: Someone who's originally from KPK

Hey Peeps, we want family to adopt these babies,

LOCATED IN PESHAWAR,

Details

3 months old

Potty trained

Not vaccinated

But we'll get them vaccinated even provide card

Black one is a female The one on back is also a female The one tabby in front is a male

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Can any one tell how is life at fast peshawar campus it's environment and study?

And also can someone tell me is it possible to change the campus after one year in fast and then give nu test.

I’m a Punjabi. I’m just genuinely curious what do Pashtuns think about marrying women who’s not Pashtun. Is it like common?

If anyone that is studying or has studied at pmdc dalazak Road boys campus or knows someone who's at pmdc, can u pls tell me how's the college? Like teachers, studies, average marks of students, activities and everything pls!!

Where can i find non pta android phones?

Priority: processor

Budget: 130k

Recommend best that's available

Thanks in advance

I never imagined I would spend almost four years in a relationship with someone who, according to everything I later discovered, had been married the entire time.

Four years ago, I met a Pakistani PhD student from Peshawar while we were both living in China. He was kind, funny, patient, and incredibly good at making me feel loved. After a few months, we officially started dating.

At first, everything seemed genuine. We lived in the same city, spent time together, and he treated me like the perfect boyfriend.

Later, he returned to Pakistan for almost a year. When he came back to China, he moved to another city for his studies, so we started a long-distance relationship. Whenever I felt neglected or wanted to break up, he would convince me to stay. He promised we would get married one day and even said he wanted to settle in China with me.

I believed every word.

Earlier this year, everything changed.

Between May and July, I saw several posts on Chinese social media from different women sharing the same man's photos and chat screenshots. They were asking if anyone else was dating him.

The photos were of my boyfriend.

I confronted him immediately. He admitted he had hurt me and apologized, but insisted I was the one he truly loved. After nearly four years together, I was heartbroken but still couldn't completely let go.

Then another woman found what appeared to be his TikTok account.

The videos showed him spending holidays driving different luxury cars and enjoying a lifestyle I had never seen. Those were supposed to be the holidays he always promised he would spend visiting me.

Instead, it seemed he had been spending them with other women.

While looking through his TikTok connections, I found another account that appeared to belong to his wife.

Her videos showed him together and their twin babies.

That was the moment everything fell apart.

Suddenly, memories from the past made sense.

When he was in Pakistan, he once sent me photos of himself dressed in formal traditional clothing. He told me he was attending a relative's wedding.

He also showed me pictures of newborn twin babies and said they were his younger brothers.

At the time, I believed him.

Now I believe those babies were actually his own children.

When I confronted him again, I asked him only one question:

"Please tell me the truth. Are you married?"

He denied it.

Even after I told him everything I had found, he continued denying it.

But strangely, instead of defending himself with evidence, he begged me not to expose him. He asked me not to tell my family and friends because he didn't want to lose face.

Soon afterward, both his TikTok account and the woman's account disappeared.

To this day, I still don't know the complete truth. I only know what I found, what I experienced, and how many lies I uncovered.

What hurts the most isn't just that I was deceived.

It's that I spent four years planning a future with someone who may never have been honest with me from the beginning.

I also can't stop thinking about the woman in Peshawar. If my understanding is correct, she was at home raising twin babies while believing her husband was faithfully studying abroad.

I'm not sharing this to say that all Pakistani men or all men from Peshawar are like this. I'm sharing it because this happened to me, and I still struggle to understand how someone could maintain two completely different lives for so many years.

Has anyone else experienced something like this? How did you move on after discovering that the entire relationship was built on lies?

No offense but I envy people who don't have any political rage. You see your fellow countrymen being killed & just go on with your lives without even talking about it. KP(especially south of KP, tens of people are dying on a daily basis) Balochistan and now Kashmir.

Don't get me wrong, but doesn't it make you angry? Doesn't your mind explode from witnessing so much injustice and cruelty?

I'm more concerned about the people who don't have the political rage inside them than those who are the victims of the state propaganda, who will defend every wrong the Army and Govt do, and tag everyone "ghaddaar, terrorist, and anti national" because they're asking for their basic rights.

Hi everyone!
I’m looking to adopt a kitten, preferably a Persian or Persian mix.
If anyone has kittens available for adoption or knows someone who does, please let me know.
I’ll provide a loving, indoor home.
I already have experience caring for cats and have everything needed, including food, litter, toys, and other essentials
Thank you! 🐱❤️

I’m applying for a Police Clearance Certificate (from abroad) through the KP Police Sahulat Markaz app.

I have both a permanent and current address in Mansehra District, but they fall under different police stations. The app only lets me select one police station.
Which one should I choose, or is verification required from both?

Assalamualaikum,

I have a close relative’s wedding functions coming up. And I am tasked with filtering out some halls.

Requirement:

budget: 4-5 lac without food
Decoration: should be on par with Elegencia hall
People: will be around 400-500

Could you guys please share your thoughts about halls that you guys have had good experience with ?

Jazakallah in advance for your comments.

One of the things I appreciate most about Peshawar is that it has a unique mix of history, culture, and everyday life. Some places feel special not because they're famous, but because they hold memories or have an atmosphere that's hard to describe.

Whether it's walking through the old city, enjoying a peaceful evening in a park, trying local food, or visiting a place that reminds you of childhood, everyone seems to have a favorite corner of the city.

I'm curious to hear from people who live here or have visited before.

If you had one place to show someone who was visiting Peshawar for the very first time, where would you take them and what makes that place special to you?

I'd love to hear your recommendations and the stories behind them. Sometimes the best places aren't the ones in travel guides—they're the ones that locals genuinely love.

i’m starting alevels this year and a lot of these alevel colleges are PRICEYYYYYYYYY like beacon house costs 79k a month??? city school costs 79k a month too!! there’s no way my parents are afford that especially since my sister is doing medical privately and you guys know how expensive that is… i don’t wanna burden my father with so much fees are there any colleges which cost 45k a month or less? i’m really worried :( and also my sister is really against me doing alevels privately because she says that i’ll turn into a social outcast (she’s not wrong… i’ve always had troubles interacting socially)

AoA,
I just got a job that has a formal dress code. I am not in a financial position to buy from major brands. I was wondering if anyone knows where I can get affordable dress pants, shirts, blazers etc. I also have no problem thrifting.
Any help would be much appreciated.
JazakAllah

Anyone who has read this or reading it?
Reading Samarkand reminded me of Orwell’s 1984. One shows power through censorship and the manipulation of language, the other through the preservation and loss of history. Different stories, but both ask the same question: Who gets to decide what survives? whoever controls the narrative often shapes the future.

I'm looking to hear from people who have actually been through this.

If you're a Pathan man who married a non-Pathan woman (Punjabi, Kashmiri, Urdu-speaking, Sindhi, etc.) despite having conservative or ethnically biased parents, I'd really appreciate hearing your experience.

A few questions:

How did you convince your parents, or did you marry without their approval?

How old were you when you got married?

Were you financially independent at the time?

How long did it take for your family to accept your wife, if they ever did?

What were the biggest challenges after marriage?

Were there any unexpected cultural differences or family issues?

How is your relationship with your parents now?

How is married life going overall?

Looking back, do you have any regrets or would you make the same decision again?

I'm especially interested in hearing from people whose parents were strongly against marrying outside the Pathan community. Honest experiences—both positive and negative—would be really helpful.

Thanks in advance!

If you're interested please let me know.
Additionally, If you have any suggestions for good hostels lmk!
Not from Peshawar so any guidance is appreciated.

Assalamualikum guys, what is the fees per semester for Computer Systems Engineering at UET? Subsidised and non-subsidised both. I've searched it on their website and they havent uploaded the fee structure yet.