Journey through Pakistan is written as an actual road trip from Khyber through Punjab to Karachi and then Quetta, making various stops along the way to indulge passionately in trivial details and descriptions of peoples and cultures, their traditions of hospitality and the mundanities of their everyday life. Along the journey, the text frequently takes on a romanticised tone, falling into fantastical descriptions of places and people. It is at such pauses that the authors create a trancelike setting where the reader is free to navigate and create his own alternate reading of the places.
