#Adventure in Pakistan
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kumrattourism · 8 months ago
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Panchkora River kumrat valley camping
Beautiful early morning scenery on the banks of the Panchkora River in Kumrat Valley, Kumrat Valley is one of the most beautiful valleys of Dir District and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Pakistan.
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visitheworld · 2 years ago
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Chitta Katha Lake / Pakistan (by The Silent Traveler).
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yearningforit · 1 year ago
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🎥 Insta @ tomgaisbacher / Shishal Whitehorn
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familythings · 5 months ago
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What is the Longest Regular Bus Route in the World?
Between 1957 and 1976, an extraordinary bus service operated by Albert Tours offered adventurous travelers an unparalleled journey from London to Calcutta (now Kolkata), India. This remarkable service spanned 32,000 kilometers, making it the longest regular bus route in the world. The journey lasted 50 days for a round trip, with the fare set at an incredibly modest £145, inclusive of food and…
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xaqiarts · 1 year ago
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adventureseekersclub · 1 year ago
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The Local Cuisine of Hunza Valley, Pakistan
The local cuisine of Hunza Valley is known for its simplicity, healthfulness, and unique flavors. The region's cuisine largely reflects the agricultural practices and natural resources of the area. Here are some popular dishes and ingredients you can find in the traditional cuisine of Hunza Valley:
1. Chapshuro: A savory meat-filled bread, typically made with minced meat (often mutton or beef) and spices. It is cooked in a traditional tandoor (clay oven) and served hot.
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2. Harissa: A traditional porridge-like dish made with whole wheat and meat (usually chicken or lamb). The meat is slow-cooked with spices and then mixed with wheat to create a thick and hearty dish.
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3. Momo (Mamtu): Dumplings filled with minced meat (mutton, beef, or chicken) and vegetables. They are usually steamed and served with a spicy tomato-based dipping sauce.
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4. Dirham Fitti: A popular breakfast dish made with wheat dough that is rolled and cooked on a griddle. It is usually served with butter or ghee and accompanied by local cheese or honey.
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5. Apricot-Based Dishes: Hunza Valley is famous for its apricots, and the fruit is used in various dishes. Apricot oil is often used in cooking, and dried apricots are used in stews and desserts. One popular apricot dish is "Ghulay Poot," a sweet and sour apricot soup.
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6. Local Cheese: Hunza Valley is known for its fresh and organic dairy products. One of the most famous cheeses is "Chhurpi," a hard cheese made from yak's milk. It is often served as a snack or grated over dishes.
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7. Butter Tea: A traditional hot beverage made by boiling tea leaves with water, salt, and butter. It is a staple drink in the region and is believed to provide warmth and energy in the cold mountainous climate.
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8. Walnut Cake: Hunza Valley is abundant in walnut orchards, and walnuts are often used in desserts. Walnut cake is a popular sweet treat made with ground walnuts, sugar, and eggs.
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9. Local Bread: The bread in Hunza Valley is typically made with whole wheat flour and baked in traditional tandoors. "Skit" is a popular type of bread, which is thin and unleavened.
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These are just a few examples of the delightful cuisine you can experience in the Hunza Valley. The focus on fresh, locally sourced ingredients, and the simplicity of the recipes make the food of Hunza Valley both delicious and healthy.
Planning a trip of Hunza Valley, Pakistan with Adventure Seekers Club sounds exciting. The trip can be customized based on your preferences, group size, and the availability of activities.
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theventureguides · 2 years ago
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Attabad lake, Hunza Valley, Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan
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letsbefriendspakistan · 2 years ago
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Beautiful Destinations 🔥
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desifugo · 2 years ago
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sa1d123456 · 5 days ago
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theknitpotato · 5 months ago
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The Karakoram Highway, connecting Pakistan to China, is one of the highest paved roads in the world, at maximum elevation of 4,714 m. It is often referred to as the Eighth Wonder of the World.
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kumrattourism · 25 days ago
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Discover the Majestic Deosai National Park – Land of Giants
 Explore the Vastness of Deosai – The Land of Giants Deosai National Park, also known as the “Land of Giants,” is an expansive, high-altitude plateau located in northern Pakistan. Stretching across 3,000 square kilometers, Deosai is the world’s second-highest plateau, offering stunning panoramic views of rolling grasslands, snow-capped mountains, and crystal-clear streams. The park is home to…
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lionheartlr · 6 months ago
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Discover Bangladesh: A Comprehensive Travel Guide
A Brief History of Bangladesh Bangladesh, located in South Asia, has a rich history that dates back to ancient times. The region was known as Bengal and was a significant cultural and commercial hub. Over the centuries, it saw the rise and fall of several dynasties, including the Maurya, Gupta, and Pala empires. Colonial Period In the late 16th century, the region came under Mughal rule, which…
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#A Brief History of Bangladesh Bangladesh#adventure#africa#and a welcoming culture. Whether you&039;re exploring ancient ruins#and accommodation are inexpensive compared to many other countries#and Christianity. The country is known for its religious tolerance and cultural diversity. Food and Culture Bangladeshi cuisine is rich and#and domestic flights. 7. What should I wear in Bangladesh? Dress modestly#and major credit cards are accepted in urban areas#and modern trends#and Pala empires. Colonial Period In the late 16th century#and pitha (traditional cakes). The culture is a blend of ancient traditions#and the country is home to several reputable universities#and the Lawachara National Park. Rangamati: A scenic hill district known for its lakes#and the region became East Pakistan#Bangladesh achieved independence in 1971 following a brutal liberation war. Since then#breathable clothing is advisable due to the tropical climate. 8. Can I use credit cards in Bangladesh? Credit cards are accepted in major ci#Buddhism#but English is widely understood in urban areas and among the educated population. 6. What are the main transportation options within the co#but it&039;s wise to carry cash#but there are extensive bus and train networks for intercity travel. Religion The predominant religion in Bangladesh is Islam#colonial influences#dance#destinations#especially in cities#especially in rural areas and religious sites. Light#especially in rural regions. Conclusion Bangladesh is a vibrant and diverse destination with a rich history#europe#followed by Hinduism#Gupta#has a rich history that dates back to ancient times. The region was known as Bengal and was a significant cultural and commercial hub. Over
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anthonymaw · 8 months ago
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Khyber Pass Pakistan Afghanistan border selfie with tour guide and security guard 2007. Many famous historical figures have been here including Alexander the Great and Ghengis Khan. Tour guide said they could not guarantee safety because there was Taliban in the area.
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discoverpakistan · 8 months ago
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xaqiarts · 1 year ago
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Marvellous sketches made my hard working saqib khan #xaqiarts.
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