Here is the list of some of the following foods which are traditional in Pakistan. Out of which Special Cultural Representatives are given. They represent caste Pathan, Punjabi, Balochi, Sindhi.

Qabli Pulao:
This food represent Pathan Traditional culture. The main ingredients are Rice, Salted Boiled Goat Meat Piece in the center (The trendy style) and boiled  Carrots chopped in small slices and mixed with pulao. And special dry fruits including almonds are present in it.

Pai ka Salan(Curry):
This is one of the most lavishing breakfast(Nashta) in Pakistan. People enjoy eating alongwith Salad (Including chopped Ginger, Lemon, Green Chilli) with Nan(As shown Below). The meat is of the leg piece of goat and is lubricating also. Mostly after eating this, hands get sticky and needs to Be washed. The Active Ingredients are Salt, Red Chilli, Pepper, Oil, Garam Masala(Herbs), Garlic, Onion and Ginger.
This is the staple food of Pakistan. Most of the Foods (especially curry) are eat with this Chappati/Nan (It is made with flour alone and baked on pan). How we eat this is by taking a piece from it and shape it as to make a hollow in it and then filling that hollow with Salan(Curri).

Aaloo Gosht:
Aaloo is standard dish of pakistanis. Aaloo(Potato) Gosht(Meat) is Usually served with Nan/Chappati. Mostly it is spicy and served with pepper and simple salad.

Kheer/Sweet of all Sweets:
This is one of the most eaten sweets in Pakistan and Many Asian countries Including India, Saudi Arabia, Yemen and Range of Muslim Countries. It is made with Milk and Sugar cooked till it gets thick and then dry fruits enhance its beauty.

Drink:
Peshawar is known for its Kawa (Green Tea) which has a unique flavor, and is usually served sweet. Sharbat-e-Sandal is a sweet, non-carbonated drink unusually found in markets in summer. It has a good taste and a yellowish-green transparent colour - look out for the black seeds. Served ice cold. NWFP is a dry state, making alcohol hard to come by.

What to Buy:
Before going to buy anything in Peshawar, you first have to be ready to bargain. You will need to bargain at most of the shops for items especially fabric. If you are a foreigner, be careful when shopping at shops that do not have fixed prices. The shop keepers will try their best to rip you off. When you ask how much, be prepared to offer half of what they ask and then bargain from there. Also, if the price still seems to high, don't be afraid to walk away. Many times they will call you back or you can find the same thing at another shop nearby. If is best to take a local person with you when shopping at stores that require bargaining.

The old town is a good place to stock up on Pakistani and Afghani handicrafts. These markets are located in almost all parts of the Peshawar, most commonly at Bazar Shah Qabool Olia, Namak Mandi, Khyber Bazar, Sadar Road, etc. (maslampsh)

Shafi Market (and surrounding bazaars) in the Sadar area is one of the best places to buy clothing fabric. You will find every kind of cloth from simple everyday fabric to fabric suitable for the fanciest of of occasions. The shops in Shafi Market work on a bargaining system for the most part. The market is usually very crowded, so keep a close watch on your money.

Dean's Trade center also just opened in late October 2007. It can be accessed from both Sadar Road and Sonheri Masjid Road. It is a beautiful shopping center. Many of the shop keepers who have stores on Shafi Market are also opening stores in Dean's Trade Center, however there is a lot more than just fabric at Dean's Trade Center. In general the prices are a bit higher at Dean's Trade Center, but it is much easier to shop there as it is less crowded. Some of the stores have fixed prices, but most will bargain with you. A to Z Mart is one a great general department store in Dean's that has clothing, cosmetics, stationary, housewares, and groceries. The prices are all fixed, but very reasonable. As of October 2007, most of the shops at Dean's Trade center are not occupied, so it is bound to only get better as more shops open.

In the Sadar area, the best place to buy fabric at fixed prices is at R-Sheen on Arbab Road. As for Shoes, Imperial, and Jolly, Service, Bata, and Stylo have the best ladies and kids collections as well as fixed prices. There are a number of ready made clothing shops along Sadar Road and Arbab Road as well. Most have fixed prices, but some will still bargain a bit so don't be afraid to ask. Also on University Road there are several Big Plazas and Fashion Outlets with outstanding class and Designs. Most of them are Fixed Price, take a look in the shop if its Fixed Price they must have it displayed otherwise don't forget to bargain.

Suzain Allen is a Travel Consultant and she has years of experience in travel industry. She in now introducing her views about Peshawar, Pakistan. It can be impressively to book London to Peshawar flights. Please visit www.TicketstoPakistan.co.uk for more details.