I flew into Peshawar in the early morning and took an auto rickshaw from the airport to the Khyber Bazaar, where my hotel, the Park Inn, was. I loved Peshawar, like I loved most of Pakistan (see Islamabad for a lengthy discussion of how I hated Islamabad.) The old city/market was an amazing place, filled with beautiful, if run down, old buildings, with amazing detail work in stone and wood. But, as everyone says, the most amazing thing about Pakistan is the people. I was constantly being asked to sit and have tea, even when the people didn't speak very much English. They just wanted to be hospitable. And they were. I mostly tooled around the old town, but also went out to Sadaar Bazaar and out to the GT Road, to photograph the trucks. Peshawar is an amazing city and I would recommend it to anyone wanting to visit an ancient city filled with a great ethnic mix and the kindest people you're likely to ever meet (unless you go to Yemen.)