loved this video!! the mountains were incredibly beautiful, like a postcard, and the food variety was amazing. the tea and cake looked delicious!! thank you for bringing a little piece of Pakistan into my home :)
Thank you! This group was 13 total, though it varies trip by trip. The temperature in Hunza wasn’t nearly as hot as in the South, though we were hiking and the sun FELT really strong (maybe bc of the altitude?) so I definitely needed sunscreen and a hat and lots of water breaks. And you can check out the trip cost and inclusions here: www.intrepidtravel.com/us/pakistan/pakistan-expedition-146040
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loved this video!! the mountains were incredibly beautiful, like a postcard, and the food variety was amazing. the tea and cake looked delicious!! thank you for bringing a little piece of Pakistan into my home :)
Thank you! I lovedddddd this experience and learned so much!
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Excellent vlog ..💐 Welcome
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.
Fr great and hella insightful vid. Dope watch for a place I never considered.
Glad you liked it! I am so glad I got to go on this one.
Great vlog. How many of you were there? Was it expensive? How was the temperature over Hunza?
Thank you! This group was 13 total, though it varies trip by trip. The temperature in Hunza wasn’t nearly as hot as in the South, though we were hiking and the sun FELT really strong (maybe bc of the altitude?) so I definitely needed sunscreen and a hat and lots of water breaks. And you can check out the trip cost and inclusions here: www.intrepidtravel.com/us/pakistan/pakistan-expedition-146040
@@feed_the_malik Thank you
@@LifeoffamousPremjeet12345 You're welcome!
incredible… the views, the people & culture - plus food 😋
fuck that bridge though, no need to cross that thing. i’ll stay put.
lol I was very happy to not cross it as well