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This place is amazing! I was there in March this year definitely want to go again very soon! Inshallah It’s a gem of a place, full of natural beauty, simplicity & friendliness of people are irreplaceable! I am Punjabi but live in UK, this place is my new favorite. Strongly recommended!

Gilgit has highest literacy rate in Pakistan which ehich is above 95% also highest life expectancy as high as developed countries like japan and norway ❤.

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Beautiful,thank you for sharing it with us 👍

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Would you try yak burgers?

Amazing!

Love your videos thanks man for showing my hometown to the rest of the world 🌎❤

Beautiful video thanks for sharing my hometown 🙏💓

Nice work. Persuaded me to visit Shimshal!

Beauty and peace,thank you 👍

This is awesome !!! Did you hire a guide in Passu or was this part of a tour ?

Awesome, loved watching it

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Awesome video

Awesome❤

Good job, beautiful video! Can’t wait to go there next month🥹

My slow food experiment for the day. Verjus from my own grapes. You need to take another bike adventure Carrot Knight. :-).

Never heard of it,thank you👍

Thank you for another beutiful video 👍

No doubt despite their remoteness Shimshalis have been at the forefront when it comes to mountaineering in Pakistan. Their valley before 2001 was a three day walk by foot which turned into three hours after the villagers themselves took the initiative to work day and night on this road to connect it to the Karakorum highway.

Thank you, Pizza Pamir!

Pakistan is a blessing and we are blessed to be Pakistani although we are facing conspiracies proxies

the southern people of pakistan who are racist dont invest money like government funds but rather they give contracts to other area people.pakistani tried their best to took over this land,but failed miserably.i was very happy to see locals making roads using ancient Roman style by using rocks instead of asphalt.my heart literally cried when i saw the social unjustice done by radical and extremists southerners.The locals are one of the most friendly and hospitable people i had ever m3t in my entire life❤.i hope i will manage and spare some time in near future to visit again.10 years ago there was no noise but last time i heard alot of hemorhoid patients bark on loudspeakers 5 to 3 times a day

Thank you the valuable information! I will be in Europe January-May and am wondering what month you would recommend going to be able to balance good weather, business of the island, and cost?

Really well done video for an event not well covered (at least in the US). Subscribed…and Thank you!

They need to plant more trees

Its wrong nobody finance for road local people made it them self in back 2004

Hi, i enjoyed your video very much, very informative. I will be going in May for 14 days for my first time. Arriving in Sao Miguel from Montreal. Where do you suggest i stay on the island? Ponta Delgada or Sete Citades or Ribera Grande? We will be renting a car. We are not very urban people but we do not want to be too secluded. Any advise? Oh and we might go to one of the islands for 3 or 4 days. Thank you. I will be looking for more videos on the Azores

Hey man Hunza valley is not part of Pakistan. It is part of India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

Wellcome in Pakistan 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰❤

Every big city gets ruined by city municipal managers.Ralpindi Cantt is one example

highlight that the community is deeply isolated in political representations because of lesser in numbers . This is the most progressive community in gilgit baltistan.

My video of lake crossing by boat after the landslide: ua-cam.com/video/XZ8-pJafEQg/v-deo.html

I suggest a book by salman rashid titled " apricot road to yarkand" I covers how the apricots'were brought from..

I will tell you an interesting fact, the inhabitants of Hunza are descendants of 6 thousand soldiers of Alexander the Great who did not return to their homeland! Alexander the Great belonged to an Illyrian tribe and the descendants of the Illyrians are today's Albanians! Hunza has meaning in the language Albanian The nose, the nose distinguishes these residents from the locals!! the language these residents speak is called burrashka and it means the language of men in Albanian!! If you go there you will hear many words in the Albanian language and names in the Albanian language, there are also some songs that these residents sing in Albanian!! interesting!

Wonderful documentary

Thanks to those who uploaded this amazing video. I was very pleased to watch it. Would love to visit Giusti house.

What needs to be emphasized is the fresh un-polluted air and the clean glacier spring mineral drinking water 💦

The most helpful video about Azores so far! Thanks a lot!

thank you

🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:58 *🌍 The Azores' Unique Beauty* - The Azores consists of nine unique volcanic islands, - Known for their stunning landscapes and distinct characteristics. 01:29 *✈️ Tourism Development* - The Azores is less touristy and developed than Madeira, - Recent tourism increase due to cheaper flights by Delta and Ryanair. 02:10 *🏚️ Infrastructure and Culture* - Many houses need repair and renovation, - The region maintains a strong cultural identity with numerous religious festivals. 05:00 *🌤️ Climate and Best Time to Visit* - The Azores have a subtropical climate with mild temperatures year-round, - Winter travel offers fewer tourists and lower costs, but more rain and fewer ferry services. 07:45 *🌦️ Unpredictable Weather* - The weather in the Azores can change rapidly, experiencing four seasons in a single day, - Check webcams for real-time weather updates before planning activities. 08:43 *🚤 Exploring Islands Efficiently* - Spending at least a week on São Miguel is recommended, - Other islands deserve at least three days to appreciate their unique features. 11:13 *🖥️ Digital Nomad Lifestyle* - Working remotely in the Azores allows for deeper cultural immersion, - Recommended for longer stays to explore and experience local life at a relaxed pace. 12:11 *🚢 Ferry and Flight Travel* - Ferries primarily operate in the summer, with limited routes in winter, - SATA provides domestic flights but can be pricey; look for cheaper options. 14:15 *🚗 Transportation Tips* - Renting a car is essential, especially on larger islands like São Miguel and Pico, - Booking in advance during peak season is recommended due to limited supply. 18:08 *🏞️ Recommended Islands* - São Miguel is ideal for first-time visitors due to its size and infrastructure, - The central group (Faial, Pico, São Jorge) offers diverse experiences and easy ferry connections. 20:16 *🍍 Local Cuisine and Products* - Emphasis on trying local specialties like pineapples, cheese, and wine, - Each island has its unique products and culinary delights. 22:34 *🏖️ Types of Holidays* - The Azores offer varied activities: relaxing in hot springs, hiking, wine tourism, - Suitable for both leisurely and active vacations. 24:12 *📱 Useful Apps for Planning* - Spotosaurus for checking webcams, - Azores Viewpoints for finding scenic spots, - Azores Trails for hiking enthusiasts. Made with HARPA AI

🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:05 *🌋 Introduction to the Azores* - Overview of the Azores archipelago, - Description of its unique landscapes and volcanic origins, - Comparison with Madeira. 02:10 *🏝️ Development and Tourism* - The recent rise in tourism thanks to airlines, - Infrastructure challenges and ongoing development, - The Azores' preserved culture and traditional lifestyle. 05:00 *🌤️ Best Time to Visit* - Year-round subtropical climate, - Differences between visiting in summer vs. winter, - Pros and cons of off-season travel. 07:45 *🌦️ Weather and Planning* - Unpredictable weather and preparation tips, - Importance of checking webcams for real-time weather updates. 08:43 *🚤 Exploring Multiple Islands* - Different travel styles: single island vs. multiple islands, - Recommended durations for stays on each island, - Emphasis on experiencing the unique aspects of each island. 11:13 *🖥️ Digital Nomad Experience* - Benefits of staying longer and working remotely, - Opportunities to deeply explore and experience local culture. 12:11 *✈️ Ferry and Flight Options* - Ferry services and limitations, especially in winter, - Domestic flights with SATA and cost considerations. 14:15 *🚗 Transportation Tips* - Importance of renting a car for convenience, - Alternative transportation options for smaller islands, - Booking in advance during peak season. 18:08 *🗺️ Recommended Islands* - Starting with San Miguel for first-time visitors, - Highlights of different island groups (central, western), - Unique attractions of each island. 20:16 *🍽️ Local Cuisine* - Emphasis on trying local products and delicacies, - Specialties from different islands (e.g., pineapples, wine, cheese). 22:34 *🎭 Types of Holidays* - Variety of activities: relaxing, sports, volcano tourism, - Different thematic vacations available in the Azores. 24:12 *📱 Useful Apps* - Spotosaurus for webcams, - Azores Viewpoints for discovering viewpoints, - Azores Trails for hiking enthusiasts. 25:31 *👍 Conclusion and Future Guides* - Summary of tips and future video plans, - Encouragement to subscribe and engage with the channel. Made with HARPA AI

Your video is impressive- the quality of your footage is unreal, your voice is clear. What month did you visit? Planning to visit , your video comes handy. . I love it. Did you use drone by the way? Thanks for sharing. I subscribed.

Imagine a world where people shared all seed bearing plants fruits berries and veggies and farmed their own food

Can go for whale watching during October?

Great tips…thanks!

I visted Hunza and Khunjrab pass last week. Hunza is getting modernized with each passing day. The traditional things, foods and stories are getting vanish with older generation. In coming few years i m seeing hunza no less than a modernized western society eating KFCs, Mcdonalds and drinkin Starbucks coffee. Ps i also visited pizza pamir and yak grill , yak grill was so tasty and i m afraid that soon yak speice is also going to extinct with more influx of tourists. 😂

Amazing new story. Same old man told me in '95 that they are all descendants of convicted people from Mir of Hunza and Shimshal was used as a prison due to its inhospitable/remote/inaccessible nature. Most (but not all) of these prisoners were of political nature. They made their own road in 2003 i believe.

Please suggest good tourism company and there number