Federally Administered Tribal Areas

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Travel Warning

WARNING: Travel through the tribal areas is advised against by most governments including Pakistan's. Pakistan authorities have little control over these areas, and almost no ability to come to your aid in an emergency. Kidnapping can be a risk in many parts of the region, and it's widely believed to be used as a hideout for the Taliban and Al Qaeda, including Osama bin Laden. See "Stay safe" for more details

Federally Administerd Tribal Areas is a region in Pakistan.

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Landi Kotal

Darra Adam Khel

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Khyber Pass

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Pashtun is the predominant language in the region, many people also speak Urdu.

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The tribal areas are generally not considered a tourist destination and for good reason. While there are many good people living in these areas, there are also a fair share of those willing to cause trouble to foreigners, and there's little than can be done to help you if you're in trouble – don't expect your embassy to come to your rescue either. Travelers to Landi Kotal and the Khyber Pass require an armed escort and a permit – you won't get through without these, so don't waste your time trying. Dara Adam Khel also allures a handful of travelers to check out the gun manufacturing, but the same risks apply there... use caution.

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