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A flight from London Heathrow Airport to Sialkot, Pakistan, takes on average around 12 and a half hours, including a short two-hour stopover. In some cases, stopovers can be a lot longer, increasing the journey time to anywhere between 15 and 24 hours. Flights to Sialkot, Pakistan from of Manchester tend to take between 27 and 34 hours due to extended stopover times. From Glasgow, it’s roughly the same, although the majority of flights have two stops.

There are no direct flights currently available from London Heathrow, London Gatwick, Manchester, Belfast or Glasgow to Sialkot, Pakistan, although you can still find great Sialkot flight deals through momondo. The majority of flights from London Heathrow usually stop in Dubai or Bahrain before landing in Sialkot. This is also a common stopover location for flights from Manchester. From Glasgow, you’ll normally fly to Dubai before continuing onwards to your final destination.

Visitors from the UK to Sialkot will need to obtain a visa before travel. You can apply for single, double or multiple entry visas via the High Commission for Pakistan in London. You will need a passport valid for at least six months from the time you apply.

Sialkot is located in the Punjab region of Pakistan and is primarily known as the birthplace of Muhammad Iqbal, the world-famous 20th century writer, philosopher and Urdu language poet. The Iqbal Manzil, where he lived and wrote most of his works, has been turned into a fascinating museum housing a collection of his belongings and a library with over 4,000 books donated by visitors. In the middle of the Iqbal square stands the majestic Sialkot clock tower. A meeting place for many of the locals, it’s the perfect spot to sit and take in the bustling atmosphere of the city. Afterwards, you may want to take a tranquil stroll through one of the city’s many parks, like the Garrison Park or the Gulshan-i-Iqbal Park. For a taste of Sialkot’s multi-cultural history, the Shawala Teja Singh Temple is a must see. Over 200 years old, it has Hindu deities carved into its pillars. The Gurdwara Beri Sahib, a 300-year-old Sikh shrine, is a great place to visit and remains a popular place of worship for pilgrims each year. The Tomb of Imam Ali-Ul-Haq, who is thought to have converted a large portion of Sialkot to Islam in the 13th century, is also a must see when visiting Sialkot.

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