Seeing the ceremony at Wagah border is a fascinating cultural experience. Several have written on it here, so I won't elaborate further, except to note for tourist women-- do bring a scarf or dupatta with you to this event as they do ask women to cover their heads. more

I was in Lahore and decided to drive to the Indo/Pak border. It was well worth it. The area has been developed in recent years so people can enjoy the ceremony. Both sides have stadium seats. I recommend it to everyone. Tickets are very cheap about RS10/person. more

the feeling i had in my heart, the proudness. u see the real face of both countries here, you honestly and literally swell with true pride as you cheer your country. even if its not your country, the feeling must be euphoric. cant be explained truly in words, too good, although i didnt get to stay the whole time. its... more

I was at the border in March 2006 for the daily flag lowering ceremony - it was such fun !! I am sure at least 1000 people were there on the Indian side (I was on the Indian side) and sligtly less on the pakistani side ...it was an atmosphere of Carnival - they played "Bhangra" music on thie Indian... more

i have been to the wagah border it was a good experience.as i stay in hyderabad i went all the way to the wagah brder.it was a greate thing which i had seen in my life iover all it has been a good trip and a golden moment of my life.the border is so good.and the flag ceremony is excellent.i... more