The document summarizes a family's 8-day vacation trip to Chicago from August 9-15, 2014. It details their activities each day which included visiting popular tourist attractions like the Sears Tower, Millennium Park, Navy Pier, and The Art Institute of Chicago. They also enjoyed local cuisine at restaurants serving pizza, biryani, halwa puri and visited family friends in the area. The trip concluded on August 15th when they left Chicago for New York City.

1. FAMILY VACCATION AMERICA
CHICAGO - Known as Windy City
9TH AUG TO 15TH AUG

2. 9th Aug 2014 O’HARE AIRPORT THE SECOND BUSSIEST AIRPORT
IN THE WORLD

3. O’ HARE SHERETON HOTEL

5. LOVELY BREAKFAST EVERY MORNING

6. RENT-A-CAR TO MOVE AROUND CHICAGO

8. NAIMA, HEBA, FAISAL AND FUZAIL HAD COME TO RECEIVE US IN AIRPORT
AFTER BREKFAST READY FOR OUTING

9. NAIMA FUZAIL AND HEEBA AT THEIR HOME

11. BEEF PIZZA FROM ITALIAN EXPRESS AND BIRYANI

12. ATE HALWA PURI AT TAHOORA RESTUARANT

13. HALWA PURI IN TAHOORA SAT SUN SPECIAL

14. VISITED NORTHWEST UNIVERSITY AND BAHA’I TEMPLE

15. RETURNING BACK FROM NORTH WEST UNIVERSITY

16. BOTANICAL GARDEN CHICAGO

18. BAHA’I TEMPLE
FOOD AT BOTANICAL GARDEN
AFTAB ENJOYING RAIN

19. Crown Fountain is an interactive
work of public art and video
sculpture featured in
Chicago's Millennium Park, which is
located in the Loop community
area

20. OBAID SINGING GORI TERA GAO BADA PYARA…. WE STILL
DON’T KNOW WHICH GORI

21. MILLENNIUM PARK 3
HEADS CREATING OPTICAL
ILLUSION-CHICAGO ART &
ARCHITECTURE
A 39-foot-tall head has
sprouted out of the ground
at Millennium Park. To
honor the 10th anniversary
of Jaume Plensa's Crown
Fountain, Millennium
Park will be displaying four
cast iron and resin sculptures
from June 18 until December
2015 as part of "1004
Portraits.“

23. Sabir ‘s house at Lake
Zurich for dinner. His
car numbers were
named after his family
member names
Jaanu.com  wife
Neha Elder daughter
Sana Younger
daughter. (Chicago
traffic allows name
plate instead of
number)

24. SABIR INVITED US FOR DINNER AT LALQILA RESTAURANT

25. Willis Tower (formerly named and
still commonly referred to as Sears
Tower) is a 108-story, 1,451-foot
(442 m) skyscraper inChicago,
Illinois, United States.[2] At the time of
its completion in 1973, it was
the tallest building in the world,
surpassing the World Trade
Center towers in New York, and it
held this rank for nearly 25 years.
Willis Tower is the second-tallest
building in the United States and
the eighth-tallest freestanding
structure in the world. The
skyscraper is one of the most
popular tourist destinations in
Chicago, and over one million people
visit its observation deck each year

26. SEARS TOWER 103TH FLOOR

29. SKYDECK

30. FAMOUS PAKISTANI RESTAURANT FOR NIHARI AT
DEVON STREET NEAR NAIMA’S HOUSE

31. Cloud Gate is
a public sculpture
by Indian-born
British artist Anish
Kapoorthe
sculpture is
nicknamed The
Bean because of
its legume-like
shape. Made up of
168 stainless
steel plates
welded together, its
highly polished
exterior has no
visible seams. It
measures 33 by 66
by 42 feet (10 by
20 by 13 m), and
weighs 110 short
tons (100 t; 98
long tons).

32. CLOUD GATE- BEAN

34. MILLENNIUM PARK STAGE

35. MILLENNIUM PARK

36. Navy Pier is a 3,300-foot-long pier on the Chicago shoreline of Lake Michigan. It is
located in the Streeterville neighborhood of the Near North Side community area.
The pier was built in 1916 at a cost of $4.5 million.

37. AFTAB AT NAVY PIER FOR ARCHETECT TOUR

38. ARCHITECTURE TOUR

39. ARCHITECTURAL TOUR

40. FA
FAMILY PHOTO AT NAVY PIER

42. NAVY PIER

43. DOWNTOWN

44. DOWNTOWN CHICAGO

45. A Pink Line train approaching Randolph/Wabash

46. NEAR HEBA’S HOUSE

47. Lou Malnati's Pizzeria
Dinner at Lou Malnati's Pizzeria– Deep dish pizza

48. CHICAGO OUTLET MALL GREAT PLACE TO BUY BRANDED
STUFF

49. CHICAGO COSTCO BULK PURCHASE MARKET

50. FUZAIL INTRODUCED US TO CHUROS AT COSTCO
HYPERMARKET FOODCOURT

51. The Art Institute of
Chicago (AIC) is an
encyclopedic art museum
located in Chicago's Grant
Park. It features a collection
of Impressionist and Post-
Impressionist art in its
permanent collection. Its
holdings also
include American art, Old
Masters, European and
American decorative
arts, Asian
art, modern and contemporar
y art, and architecture and
industrial and graphic design.
In addition, it houses
the Ryerson & Burnham
Libraries.

53. The 68 Thorne Miniature Rooms enable one to glimpse elements of European interiors
from the late 13th century to the 1930s and American furnishings from the 17th century to
the 1930s.

54. LEFT FOR NEW YORK (LAGUARDIA AIRPORT)ON 15TH AUG
2014 BY SPIRIT AIRLINES