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Gilgit-Baltistan

Rakaposhi

Rakaposhi

Unveiling the Magnificence of Rakaposhi: Pakistan’s Spectacular Mountain Rakaposhi is a renowned mountain peak nestled in the majestic Karakoram mountain range of Pakistan. It proudly graces the Nagar valley of Gilgit-Baltistan, flanked by the enchanting landscapes of Bagrot and Danyore. Standing tall as the 27th highest peak globally and holding the prestigious rank of being […]

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Rakaposhi View Point from the Karakoram Highway

Rakaposhi View Point

Rakaposhi View Point -A Close Encounter With The Shining Wall The Rakaposhi View Point undoubtedly stands as a testament to the unparalleled beauty of nature. The view point is situated in Ghulmet village, on the main Karakoram Highway, within the enchanting Nagar Valley. This extraordinary viewpoint offers an up-close and personal encounter with the awe-inspiring

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Collision point of continental plates on the Karakoram Highway

Collision Point of Continental Plates

Exploring the Collision Point of Continental Plates near Chalt Valley In the heart of Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan, lies a hidden geological wonder: the collision point of continental plates. The site is located on the Karakoram Highway, just 53 kilometers north of Gilgit town. This extraordinary site has a rich history and undeniable significance. The intriguing collision

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Victory monument of Taj Mughal

Victory Monument of Taj Mughal

Exploring the Majestic Victory Monument of Taj Mughal Unveiling the Remarkable Tale of the 700-Year-Old Commemorative Tower in Gilgit, Pakistan Nestled gracefully upon the southern mountains of Gilgit town, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan, stands the splendid Victory Monument of the Taj Mughal. Undoubtedly, the monument is a testament to history, triumph, and timeless beauty. With a history

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Shandur Polo Festival

Shandur Polo Festival

Exploring the Thrilling Shandur Polo Festival: A Unique Experience at 3734m Altitude The exhilarating Shandur Polo Festival unfolds at the awe-inspiring Shandur polo ground, nestled at a breathtaking altitude of 3734 meters. This remarkable event occurs on the border shared by the Chitral district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK) and the Ghizer district of Gilgit-Baltistan in

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Altit Fort Hunza

Altit Fort

Exploring the Magnificent Altit Fort: A Journey Through History and Architecture In the mountain valley of Hunza, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan, stands a true marvel of history and architecture, the awe-inspiring Altit Fort. The fort is perched majestically on a 1000-foot towering cliff rising sharply from the Hunza River. This 900-year-old fort has witnessed centuries of dynastic

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Phander Valley

Phander Valley

Unveiling the Enchanting Beauty of Phander Valley: A Nature Lover’s Paradise Nestled in the heart of the Ghizer District of Gilgit-Baltistan in Pakistan lies the breathtaking Phander Valley. This hidden gem is renowned for its unrivaled grandeur and sheer natural beauty. What truly sets this valley apart is, in fact, its remarkable display of diverse

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Rush Lake or Rush Phari

Rush Lake

Exploring Rush Lake: Pakistan’s Shining Alpine Gem Nestled at a breathtaking altitude of 4,694 meters (15,400 ft) within the picturesque Nagar Valley of Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan, Rush Lake stands as a true marvel of nature. This high-altitude alpine lake, ensconced on a ridge in the mighty Karakorams, boasts an awe-inspiring backdrop of snow-capped mountain peaks. Rush

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Attabad Lake on the Karakoram Highway in Hunza

Attabad Lake

Attabad Lake: A Gem on the Karakoram Highway In the heart of Hunza, nestled along the legendary Karakoram Highway, lies a breathtaking jewel known as Attabad Lake. This pristine oasis emerged from the aftermath of a massive landslide that struck on January 4, 2010. Although the catastrophe claimed lives and property, it also heralded a

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