eSIM Lahore
À Lahore, tu te connectes à Jazz ou Zong, selon celui qui fonctionne le mieux là où tu te trouves. Le débit médian dans le pays est de 25 Mbps. Tes données fonctionnent dès l'atterrissage, avant même le contrôle des passeports.
- Réseaux
- Jazz et Zong
- Débit réel en Pakistan
- 25 Mbps médiane, 6 Mbps pour le dixième le plus lent218 voyageurs dans tout le pays (Pakistan), 90 jours glissants
- 5G
- 4G uniquement
- Bridage
- Aucun sur les forfaits avec compteur
- Partage de connexion
- Autorisé sur tous les forfaits
Les forfaits qui couvrent Lahore
| Data | Validité | Prix par Go | Prix | Acheter |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 GB | N'expire jamais | 5,89 € | 5,89 € | |
| 3 GB | N'expire jamais | 2,96 € | 8,89 € | |
| 5 GBLe plus choisi | N'expire jamais | 2,38 € | 11,89 € | |
| 10 GB | N'expire jamais | 1,79 € | 17,89 € | |
| 20 GB | N'expire jamais | 1,49 € | 29,89 € |
Comment Pakistan se situe en Asie
- Classement vitesse
- 24 sur 26 destinations que nous vendons en Asie
- Médiane régionale
- 44 Mbps
- Régularité
- Le dixième le plus lent atteint encore 24 pour cent de la médiane
- Réseaux utilisés
- 2, Jazz, Zong
- 5G
- 4G only
- Voisin plus rapide
- Laos, 26 Mbps
- Voisin plus lent
- Myanmar, 22 Mbps
- Villes avec leur propre page
- 3 : Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad
- 10e centile
- 6 Mbps
- D'où viennent ces chiffres
- 218 voyageurs, 90 derniers jours
À l'atterrissage à Allama Iqbal International Airport (LHE)
- Aéroport
- LHE / OPLA
- Distance
- 15 km du centre de Lahore
Rejoindre Lahore
- Metro Cab service at the airport (LHE)
- Lahore Metrobus
- Lahore Junction railway station, Karachi to Peshawar main line
Sous terre et dans le métro
Lahore Metro (Orange Line) compte 1 lignes. Il a ouvert en 2020. L'exploitant ne publie pas si les tunnels captent, donc nous n'affirmons rien.
Bon à savoir sur Lahore
- Lahore's Orange Line metro does not reach Allama Iqbal International Airport; the proposed airport rail link, the Purple Line, has not been built.
- Only two of the Orange Line's 26 stations, Anarkali and Central, are underground; the remaining 24 are elevated.
- The airport is about 15 km from the city centre and has three separate terminal buildings, including a dedicated Hajj terminal.
- The Lahore Metrobus began service on 11 February 2013. It spans 27 km with 27 stations along the Lahore to Kasur Road corridor.
- Lahore Metrobus uses barrier controlled, automated off board fare collection. Passengers buy a single ride token or use an RFID Metrobus Card.
- Lahore Metrobus terminals have underground, subway styled approach tubes so passengers avoid crossing high speed roads, plus escalators and motorbike and car parking.
- The Orange Line has a length of 27.1 kilometres. Daily ridership in 2023 was 178,714 passengers.
- Three further Lahore metro lines are proposed, a 24 km Blue Line, a 24 km Yellow Line, and a 32 km Purple Line planned as an airport rail link.
- The Punjab government launched free public Wi-Fi at 50 spots in Lahore. In total the free Wi-Fi service is to be provided at 516 locations in the city.
- Lahore free Wi-Fi spots in the first phase include Liberty Square, M.M. Alam Road, Food Street Chowk, Shadman Chowk, Hussain Chowk, Greater Iqbal Park and Qaddafi Stadium.
- Wagah lies 24 km from Lahore on the historic Grand Trunk Road between Lahore and Amritsar. Wagah railway station is 400 m south of the village and 100 m from the border.
- The Wagah border ceremony happens at the border gate two hours before sunset each day and has taken place every evening since 1959.
- The Samjhauta Express between Old Delhi and Lahore Junction began on 22 July 1976. Pakistan suspended the service on 8 August 2019.
- Lahore Junction railway station was built between 1859 and 1860 in the style of a medieval fort with thick walls and turrets. It has 11 platforms across two levels.
- Allama Iqbal International Airport has a 3,360 m concrete main runway and a 2,743 m asphalt secondary runway, and sits at 213 m elevation.