PHOTO: U.S. Consulate General Karachi
The US Consulate General in Karachi shared pictures of the feast on their Facebook wall. It was the first time they were having iftar with a Pakistani family and they enjoyed savouring Pakistani delicacies as well as learning about the tradition of fasting.
PHOTO: US Consulate General Karachi"We loved sharing and celebrating these traditions with our Pakistani friends!" the post added.
PHOTO: US Consulate General KarachiThe US officials found waiting for iftar "very difficult, but it taught us patience and perseverance."
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PHOTO: US Consulate General KarachiWhile the employees waited for the fast to open, they discussed Eid plans with the family.
PHOTO: US Consulate General Karachi
PHOTO: US Consulate General KarachiThey were treated to samosas, pakoras, jalebis and other Pakistani dishes.
PHOTO: US Consulate General Karachi
PHOTO: US Consulate General KarachiThe kids joined their elders for prayers before Iftar.
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PHOTO: US Consulate General Karachi
PHOTO: US Consulate General KarachiThe Americans enjoyed having Rooh Afza, though they said it was a bit too sweet for their taste buds.
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