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My friends and I spent two weeks exploring Pakistan. We knew very little about the country except the negative persona caused by the media so we were curious to see what Pakistan is really like. It turned out to be one of the craziest adventures of our lives from wandering around the bustling streets of Lahore to driving along one of the most dangerous roads in the world to get to the base camp of Nanga Parbat, an 8000 meter peak and the ninth tallest in the world!
My friends and I spent two weeks exploring Pakistan. We knew very little about the country except the negative persona caused by the media so we were curious to see what Pakistan is really like. It turned out to be one of the craziest adventures of our lives from wandering around the bustling streets of Lahore to driving along one of the most dangerous roads in the world to get to the base camp of Nanga Parbat, an 8000 meter peak and the ninth tallest in the world!0 Comments 0 Shares 269 Views 38 0 Reviews -
Few countries in the world offer so much diversity as Pakistan, a surprising and eye-opening travel destination. From spectacular mountain scenery and intriguing historic landmarks to vibrant cities and charming villages, full of welcoming people.
In this video, I take you all the way back to 2010, when I traveled through Pakistan, from North to South. This is, in a way, an historical journey, as many things have changed. But I still hope this video gives you some travel inspiration, or at least provides a glimpse into this incredible place.
From the challenging Karakoram Highway to the bustling streets of Lahore and Karachi. From the rugged mountain landscapes in the Indus Valley to the organized streets of capital Islamabad. And from the friendly villages in the Hunza Valley to the fun and entertaining Wagah border ceremony.Few countries in the world offer so much diversity as Pakistan, a surprising and eye-opening travel destination. From spectacular mountain scenery and intriguing historic landmarks to vibrant cities and charming villages, full of welcoming people. In this video, I take you all the way back to 2010, when I traveled through Pakistan, from North to South. This is, in a way, an historical journey, as many things have changed. But I still hope this video gives you some travel inspiration, or at least provides a glimpse into this incredible place. From the challenging Karakoram Highway to the bustling streets of Lahore and Karachi. From the rugged mountain landscapes in the Indus Valley to the organized streets of capital Islamabad. And from the friendly villages in the Hunza Valley to the fun and entertaining Wagah border ceremony.0 Comments 0 Shares 254 Views 44 0 Reviews
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