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Rays of the setting sun shines through the clouds on the Karakoram mountain range in Hunza, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan October 20, 2018. Photo by Tim Chong
Trip to Hunza Nagar On July 2011.
The image was taken from Aliabad.one of my fav image from the trip.
In the early 70s, National Geographic ran an extensive series of articles investigating claims of long-lived people around the world. The Hunza People, who live here in the North of Pakistan were one of those peoples.
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Autumn in Hunza Valley brings with it a vibrant colour palette as the hills and slopes are covered in leaves and snow; making the region more picturesque than in any other season.
With a dynamic landscape, there is a reason the valley is often referred to as ‘Heaven on earth’. From vibrant tones of orange and red to soothing shades of yellow, the season brings with it a spectrum of colour and beauty.
Himalayan Griffon (Gyps himalayensis) captured at Khuwat, Altit, Hunza, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan with Canon EOS 7D Mark II.
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It is a general routine for people of surrounding valleys in Hunza-Nagar to get together every evening at Duikar view point , chit-chat, have tea and experience breath taking view of sunset on surrounding peaks such as Rakaposhi, Spantik, Lady finger and a lot more.
Duikar is around 11 Km and 25 minutes jeep drive from Karimabad village.
I will constantly be sharing such common everyday photo stories of resilience and diversity on PakistanTales.com.