Karachi. Pakistan

 Karachi - the largest city in Pakistan and one of the largest cities in the world. It is home to just under 20 million people, there is no subway, huge heaps of garbage in the streets, people sleeping on the roadside, on the lattice of all homes up to the upper floors, fences reading "Do not get! Shoot!" For the Russian shops and the beach of the Arabian Sea with camels and men in swimming caps, instead of panama ... 







Practically the whole town flooded with garbage. The impression is that the service janitors there had not been invented: 3.  4.  5.  Many people are sleeping on the streets, a little clearing a place among the debris: 6.  7.  8.  9.  I used to think that India is the "junk" country. It seems I was wrong: 10.  Almost all the houses the windows and balconies protected by grilles to upper floors: 11.  12.  House decently still surrounded by a fence: 13.  There are many unfinished buildings: 14.  15.  If the entire Center "is", then on the outskirts can be quite easily walk to the car: 16.  Local taxi: 17.  18.  19.  20.  21.  Market: 22.  Street trade: 23.  Goats graze directly on the side of the road: 24.  25.  In Karachi, there is even a shop for Russian tourists: 26.  27.  28.  29.  But Karachi - is not only dead at home and complete poverty. There is also a modern shopping centers. I even almost bought a kroksy, bearing in mind the active PR Varlamov : 30. In these shops go groomed girls: 31.  32.  But most of all I liked the Karachi beach: 33.  In the parking lot is sold water, which you can wash the feet from the sand: 34.  From entertainment - you can ride a camel: 35.  36.  On the Beach selling ice cream and corn: 37.  38.  It's very small and the water comes and goes quickly at high tide / low tide: 39.  Strong waves raise a lot of sand and water is very muddy and dirty: 40.  This does not prevent the children to frolic in the waves: 41.  42.  And this man was just sitting in the clothes on the beach in a swim cap: 43.  Tomorrow I'm flying to tema on an expedition to the Balkans.Stay Tuned!