@@Niqo58 it's a fascinating documentary into the lifestyle and duress of a community far apart and isolated from mine across the world. That's what makes it fascinating. Well shot, humble, and honest.
I visited this road and did a project for rockfalls hazards prediction project which lasted 7 days. I almost spent 100 hours driving on this road. It was very challenging but I did it successfully. My project helped a lot to the people doing construction works there.
@@bantug5200 karena pasarnya Indo sukanya yg bodoh bodoh, ada kok yg bagus kontennya tapi sepi viewers karna pasar sukanya sensasi dan berita yg ga perlu sebenarnya. Jadi yg bodoh itu sebenarnya pasarnya justru vloger or influencer itu pintar memanfaatkan moment dengan membuat konten yg disukai pasar
For most of us it’s just one video. For many of the people out there it’s their life. I pray to God for their safety. I couldn’t w be hold my breath watching this clip. Every secs was horrifying. Wonderful footage and thank you for sharing with us ♥️
Dear Ruhi, Your poor wife and kids must be terrified each time you leave the house! In my opinion, you have balls of steel and I truly appreciate what you do to educate the world, about the world. Thank you xx
he is not.. it might not be even him.. how do u know it was him filming and not another person from that country and then giving him the video? he havent shown his face on videos, means he is not there, it is those ppl who do that everyday just film and gave him video for some money....
Bro I am at work, and I just lied to my boss saying I had stomach issues and that's why i spend 25 minutes in the bathroom. While what I actually was doing, is watching this masterpiece of a short documentary! 1000000% kudos to you and your team this is truly amazing, what a rollercoaster!!
I have no words. These are places I will never see on my own. It’s so wild to experience through your documentary. Thank you for doing this and sharing in such detail. I felt like I was there!
@@ranjittyagi2846 gilgit baltistan is not a consistent landscape. Its geography varies like there are Pamir range, Karakoram, Hindukush, and Himalaya. I'm actually a Himalayan from Astore but born and raised in Gilgit; a Karakoram valley
Much respect to you. I am in the "west" where most people are very soft and very rude. I see consistently such genuine kindness to other people, all other people, from such hard regions as yours. Travelling roads like these out of necessity make people different in a good way.
Been riding my motorcycle on karakoram for years. Seen numerous accidental vehicles buried under landslides.. An alarming reminder of what is nature capable of and how tiny and powerless we humans are. Great content. You deserve more subs.
*_Excellent presentation! The way the information is broken down makes it accessible to everyone, regardless of their prior knowledge on the subject._* 😋
I visited here in 2011..Fairy Meadows is ACTUALLY Heaven on earth. Deep inside the forest, there are some areas. Every leaf, every rose, Grass, Trees everything is in so perfect shape n size, with crystal clear water falls etc. Uniform. You feel you reached a Imaginary world or Cartoon. Magical.
Awesome, but maybe then in a different time of the year? We visited the KKH in December with our Landcruiser, and fairy meadows wasn't an option. We went other side roads, like one to lake Saif-ul-muluk and one to valley where you could hike close to Nanga Parbat. They were much like this fairy meadows roads.
Free of worry about my vehicle or anything. I go on bus from ISB to CHILLAS, Rent a jeep till mountain. Get cabin. Rent a horse for 5 days. All perfect ☺ 100% real adventure in nature.
I don't even know how I found this channel, but this is extremely high quality. It's amazing. The horseback part was probably the most nerve-wracking to me.
Yeah especially those moments 1) where you realize you should have gotten off and walked but now it's too late, and 2) where the mule is less likely to slip than you, so better let her do the walking.
It's incredible to see this video because I was just reading about Nanga Parbat and the Fairy Meadow. It is also interesting to hear English spoken by people outside of America because different tones and inflections are used. Watching your videos and seeing the places you've traveled has helped show me how insignificant some of my concerns are. Thank you for your bravery and journalism.
As a Pakistani who has lived, visited and seen Northern Pakistan. It's like something entirely different than the rest of the region. I can tell you that no mountain range is even close to Northern Pakistan.
I think if you just want to make a living you don't need to take this very dangerous journey, but I see you are the best explorer. You educate the world with your videos. Because of you, millions of people know what culture, places, and a very diverse and dangerous environment on earth are like. Thank you Ruhi, you are the best explorer of the 21st century.
How this guy doesn't have millions of subscribers... Hope you'll hit soon. I've never seen such an amazing adventure in a while. Literally, my soul left my body at some point. Keep it up Stay safe🙌
There at Fairy meadows, they have cozy arrangements for animals too, specially horses, because they are their economy backbone. I know this, because I've been there too.
For anyone wondering, the actual Karakoram highway is a very good and modern highway, but it's prone to landslides and snow blockages, however it is usually repaired within 48 hours because it's the only life line for the Gilgit Baltistan province.. Due to landslides and blockages in rainy and snowy season, many people take this dangerous alternative route like this guy. This kind of situation isn't permanent, it's there for a short period of time in Monsoon season. And the jeep part is not a highway, it's an adventurous track for adventurous people, it's deliberately kept like that to add to the thrill!
@@sweetsalvation7143 they in fact have started paving it, they very well may be finished now. That was about 2 yrs ago, when I watch a documentary on it.
Ini perjalanan ,, ngeri- ngeri sedap ,, jalan yg di lalui sangat mengerikan dn memang harus Extra hati hati dan waspada ,tp perjalanan seperti ini membuat seseorang semakin penasaran ,khusus nya yang suka berpetualangan,, hanya tekat yang mampu mengantar kita ke sampai tujuan,,,,, Jangan congkak,,jangan nyepelekan keadaan ,, fikikiran harus fokus tenang , dan selalu berdoa,, nyantai aja dan nikmati perjalanan seperti ini ,,maka perasaan hati selalu senang,, menyatu dengan keindahan Alam yang sangat menakjubkan,,,,, waw keren?? Alam yg begitu indah???
My goodness! I experienced this while traveling in Honduras. I know what it’s like to drive winding roads up a mountain with no barriers, collapsed roads, witnessing fresh accidents and sometimes inside busses so over crowded that people stand up against each other, lean on the dashboard, etc. I feared for my life....especially when it got so narrow we couldn’t see if a car was coming in the opposite direction behind a giant rock or sharp turn with several blind spots....but this...this....was something else! As a journalist I appreciate this effort, opening the world for everyone to see. This guy is my hero!
Whoa. Where was this in Honduras, where were you going, why, and are you from there? If you don't mind my asking. I crossed the Andes in a tourist bus, and it was the most terrifying thing I've done in my life. Multiple hairpin turns and kabillion-foot drops. You just pray your driver isn't sleepy, headachey, sick, or have a heart condition, as your life depends on him. I might not've taken the trip, if I knew what I was getting into. Surprised me when people make life-risking choices like this *voluntarily.* ...Doesn't sound as bad as your trip, tho.
I'm now a huge fan of Cenet. Started watching the video of the Coldest place on earth ending to binging all of his videos. Now, I always look forward to his video. He will be a big travel vlogger soon, his documentation is superb.Respects from Philippines.
Hell yeah, I discovered him on his first video and each time it's better. This one had me nearly sitting myself like I got anxiety from it, it's amazing just how real it feels.
As I have done this journey myself once. I would never recommend anyone to go there even myself again lol just kidding. It was one of the best adventures of my life. The place was such a beauty. If you hate life, just go there and I can assure you will start loving it cause you know its worth when it is at stake.
@@MrKawaiiKing well, I wrote in the comment that I was kidding about not going there, you must visit this place, but not in winters, because the hiking trail will become really slippery and dangerous. Also, do wear proper hiking shoes with really good threading, otherwise you will slip alot on the trail. Other than that, the place is marvellous, and natural water tastes so nice there. You will get to see all the greens of the forest and land, and also as you will hike up, you will get to see snow and the real beauty of Nanga Parbat. You will have to hike alot so do have a good stamina and this hiking makes this whole journey a real adventure. Overall, do visit the place, I can assure you will love this place alot.
Look at that jeep driver how calm he was while you were experiencing A ROAD TO THE DEATH. 😂 But hat's off to you man. You deserve millions of subscribers. Keep entertaining us with your videos.
recently, i lost my father to a car accident in a road as similar to this. they were trying to reach out to schools in far flung communities. unfortunately, they were not able to because he (and our car) fell in a ravine.. after the accident, the local government made a way to improve the road leading up to the community.. this video is bringing me so much anxiety i couldnt get to finish even just a quarter of it.. btw, we live in the mountainous region of the philippines in the northern part.. i admire those brave ones who get to traverse this every now and then
I have done this road to Nanga Parbat on my motorcycle .. Infact I was one of the very few lucky people who were able to brave this road on two wheels... Watching your video has refreshed my memories of camping in Fairy Meadows
We have dangerous roads in our hometown but this is insane. Hats off to all the drivers and Passengers. I would rather walk than to ride a horse , too scary. 😀
What a beautiful place! I am glad it is so difficult to get to, perhaps that will keep it as close to natural and pristine as possible for as long as possible. Thank you for sharing it with us! :)
I recommend making the prices more reasonable to join cause I'd also like to join but im a student and don't have such funds plus I'm sure that's the case for many others
A guy after my own heart! Searching the earth for absolute adventure, the magic of people, and wild, wild wonder. Peace to you bro, stay frosty on your travels (but not as frosty as Yakutsk!)
This one reminded me of my journey to Kaza via Tabo. The content that you bring to us is really unique and addicting. I wish I had found this channel sooner. Kudos!
This is awesome! My heart was in hand as I watched it, my body cringes.You really did a good job taking the risk to show a destination 95% of the world may never see in their life time.As hash and uncondusive the place may seem I am glad that it affords its people that ambience and long life.Cheers from your admire from Lagos Nigeria.❤️❤️❤️❤️
the saying " you go so far you cant turn back " ... comes to mind when passing such horrible conditions you hope what lays ahead is easier when its only worse. thank you for the video and for sharing your trip, it was a very dangerous trip
I love that you pause to acknowledge the beauty at almost every stop on the road. It is just like the journey of life. Life can be very hard and full of unknown twists and turns… but there’s always something beautiful to admire if you seek it. Cenet, you’re an exceptional filmmaker! I pray you stay safe from any harm and live a wonderful long life full of adventure!
why this channel hasn't blown up and has more subs is weird. This is so good, rivals most documentaries on TV! I am hooked on watching these. Amazing work!
My heart is in my mouth watching this!..please always remember to thank the pony for carrying you to Fairy meadow in safety, poor animal is way too often forgotten about!
I feel dizzy and my hands and feet sweat watching the ascent route. I never imagined being able to see such an impressive adventure. Thank you very much for creating and sharing this journey. Kolombiyadan selamlar!!!
When I used to live in Nepal, and had to travel to my village or go traveling further north, the roads were just like these, up in the mountains and close to the cliff. I used to be so scared, being only 8. Memories still hunts me. My grandma brother also lost his life on one of those roads.
When my experienced driver is saying prayers as he starts the drive, its time for me to head back and go find a nice beach; leave all this youtube stuff behind.
Karakoram highway is the old route to northern areas and in the recent years a seperate highway has been made and it's really comfortable to drive there !
@@MyPimpedOutMuslim it's impossible to do so mainly becuase china is the one providing us the machinery and labour to construct these roads and it's already extremely difficult to create or repair roads in such mountainous areas here which is why a different route was made with completely new roads
In Philippines, year 1999 my father drove scary road as this. My sister and I study away from home and every vacation we ride rough dangerous road from mountain province to Kalinga province. And the weather those times are too cold and foggy. It's difficult to see what's in front of you.
Thank you Ruhi Çenet and your team for all the incredible TH-cam documentaries you provide to us. I have been watching these videos! And I have learnt so much more about this world we live in. So incredibly educational and amazing investigations! Blessings to you and your family. ❤ from New Zealand 🇳🇿 😊
This was scary AF, I could completely relate as I experienced the same during my trip to skardu. I don't know what season you went in but one should never ever go in Monsoon season to North. There are numerous land slides in a single day. Every step is uncertain and this constant fear actually makes you sick. It is very risky. I myself went in the monsoon season in 1st week of August. We were supposed to go to fairy meadows for camping but due to land slide we had to postpone our visit and instead went to skardu. Even after 4 to 5 days the land slide was not cleared, the roads were completely blocked and we had to cancel our visit and instead went somewhere else to camp. Now that I have seen this photage I'm glad we didn't go in such a rainy weather. But at the end when you reach your destination the view is breath taking, the places are so beautiful that you forget the whole journey, you are there in the moment, sinking it in. It's beautiful and it can never be explained, it can never be shown, it is something to just experience and cherish for your whole life.
I commend this young man for risking his life just to inform the whole world about the existence of this dangerous road. I'm from the Pacific Islands and watching this video is bone crushing.
As a person who's scared of height's i will die by heart attack if i'm in a vehicle passing that road, kudos to these brave drivers and felt sorry for those people who passed away by accident on that dangerous road..it give me anxiety when camera focus on the side of the cliff road, god bless to these drivers and travellers passing this road..
I was experiencing so much tension while watching this documentary. This excellent work. You should submit this video to some filming festival or something to get more recognition for it. Once again. Excellent work!
He went to the coldest plains, to the hottest desert, visited the most dangerous and exotic places in the world... Man, I want this guy to show us Mars whenever we land on it
What a video to stumble upon; I’ve seen brief footage of this road but never anything quite like this! Just watching on my phone, sitting here safely, it’s hard to not feel conflicted/come to terms with the beauty & majesty that’s documented as the risk of death at any moment is as real & indeed as great as the landscape. Breathtaking & intensely unsettling at the same time, this footage is exceptional & I thank you for your incredible work 🖤
Incredible video! You guys have so much bravery -- I can't even imagine actually being there! Just watching on my computer makes me wanna go outdoors and lay flat on the ground, and hold onto to the grass for dear life.
Ive been on some terrifying roads... but nothing like this. God bless your team's courage for bringing us this experience from the comfort of our beds.
OMG! What in the world. Your channel is very authentic. I can't imagine how sick your crew members were throughout this journey. The funniest part is where every guest use the same chewing stick ... hahahaha
Documentaries and videos have already been made on this road a bunch of times. The discovery channel already did this exact same thing years ago. Theres even a series called “deadly roads” so basically he just copied them and risked his own life to try and make money off youtube. Try doing your research or try knowing what you’re talking about first before you make a comment.
I’ve been here, going there is like you’re on a quest because you use cars Jeeps horses and your feet to reach the destination but believe me when you finally do it’s all worth it. For those who want to know the place is called Fairy meadows Nanga Parbat.
For your information This video was filmed during the construction of the road and in a rainy season and this video is years old. Now the road is fully constructed and trust me it is the best road for adventure lovers. It's not that scary anymore and it's way more comfortable than before
This road is normal for us the native people Of Gilgit Baltistan but for a foreigners and the tourist it's find bit difficult but After this difficult road you are gonna see tha piece of heaven on earth 🌎 Thank you for this whole video love From Gilgit Baltistan ❤️🌎
The whole video seemed against this man made miracle ... instead of appreciating, the guy is constantly talking negative abt it, bro go back to ur country, if u dont know the history of this road, negative vibes throughout the video 👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻
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After 15 years on TH-cam, this is by far one of the coolest and most memorable ones I've seen. Well done.
Who's AWAKE in 2021?
What is cool about people getting mangled in a car accident? Its an interesting video for sure but I wouldn't say cool.
@@Niqo58 it's a fascinating documentary into the lifestyle and duress of a community far apart and isolated from mine across the world.
That's what makes it fascinating. Well shot, humble, and honest.
@@theveyron164 definetly fascinating, but I personally wouldn't say cool considering that some people died
@@Niqo58 you're correct in that sense.
That's the road that my father used to use when he was a student according to the stories he often tells me ..
Hell yea 😂😂
@Beyaz Futbol Reaction Yabancılarda da var reis duymuştum kqkwmwme
One of the few roads that are uphill both ways.
@@unchartedsky1142 impostor
@@msaidercan dllwwşwşöelen1lw
This guy deserves more recognition. He's way better than most of the over rated travel vloggers.
PS: don't take risks. stay safe!
Agreed
It’s actually his second channel , his main channel has 5.9 million subscribers
This road become very dangerous during rainy season.
@@doga6961 really?? What’s his main channel? I’d laugh if I’m already subscribed and didn’t know it. No wonder his voice is familiar?! 😆
Plus nas daily is so problematic
Have traveled on that road 4 times safely Alhumdulillah 😅
I'm a Pakistani from Hyderabad, sindh and alot of us go to northern areas for vacations❤
Safe travels! God bless!
Hindustan jindabad. ❤
Very brave
@@NitinBhardwaj-w7udung eaters not allowed here
alhamdullilah god bless you brother
I visited this road and did a project for rockfalls hazards prediction project which lasted 7 days. I almost spent 100 hours driving on this road. It was very challenging but I did it successfully. My project helped a lot to the people doing construction works there.
That is great to hear brother. This project can save lives :)
Glad you are safe 🙏
Good work.
Nice work man
You are a brave man.. I am getting stomach sickness from the video. Beautiful nature
I discovered your channel less than two hours ago and I have been stuck! Rich and didactic content. Thank you for bringing the world to us.
Me too dear
Found him about three weeks ago and I wait for more everyday
Exactly ❤️
@@TheoDaJunk there is actually more at his turkish channel but untranslated tho
@@nsbeyy can you please give me a link 🙏
This video should have a global recognition. The making of this video is insane!!!
Parents be like: "I traveled through this road to school back in my day."
@@itzfardino lol
@@itzfardino ya kzkzkzkzkzkx
Yup. th-cam.com/channels/ktVy6wZwb72Ma8YqvxT_sA.html
Lebih ke vlogernnya sih. Patut di acungkan jempol. Berani.
Baru ini Nemu vlog kek gini. Luar biasa. Masya Allah
ini namanya smart vlog/smart channel... ga kya youtuber indo yg mayoritas menjual kebodohan wkwk
ngerii banget vlognyaa ahahah
ini lebih ke documentary dibanding vlog
@@bantug5200 karena pasarnya Indo sukanya yg bodoh bodoh, ada kok yg bagus kontennya tapi sepi viewers karna pasar sukanya sensasi dan berita yg ga perlu sebenarnya. Jadi yg bodoh itu sebenarnya pasarnya justru vloger or influencer itu pintar memanfaatkan moment dengan membuat konten yg disukai pasar
@@bantug5200 yang lebih bodoh anda karena mengolok negara sendiri
This guy seriously needs his own tv show... This is ridiculous content for how small his channel is still.
@@benhakliyim6405 oh shoot, haha. I just got rekt xD
This channel is just english voiceover of his turkish videos. He has 5.8m subs on his main channel; Ruhi Çenet Medya.
@@zetro8870 thats good to know hes getting more views that wouldve been a crime otherwise
@@zetro8870 oh that's logical now
@@zetro8870 Oh wow...
I was in Arizona and I couldn’t even drive up those mountains hills without extreme anxiety!!! I can only imagine how these guys felt
Because these are Himalayas no comparison with arizonan mountains
That's just another day for people living in Himalayan regions.
Yes some roads are- interesting
My dad has done this he told it was easy
But very long
For most of us it’s just one video. For many of the people out there it’s their life. I pray to God for their safety. I couldn’t w be hold my breath watching this clip. Every secs was horrifying. Wonderful footage and thank you for sharing with us ♥️
paying someone to risk their life going through that just because you want to make a youtube video is utterly idiotic
@@andreacosta9576 hundreds of thousands of tourists visit Fairy Meadows annually
@@furqanahmad9149 still idiotic
@@andreacosta9576 it's their livelihood. Be grateful that your life is as comfortable as it is.
Dear Ruhi, Your poor wife and kids must be terrified each time you leave the house!
In my opinion, you have balls of steel and I truly appreciate what you do to educate the world, about the world. Thank you xx
This guy is literally putting his life on the line to create content. Mad respect!
this should have more likes
@@demondmoss3336 this should not
Lo fa per i soldi.... e non rischia un bel niente! Cresci bambino!!
Foi exatamente oq pensei...eu sinceramente não teria essa coragem
he is not.. it might not be even him.. how do u know it was him filming and not another person from that country and then giving him the video? he havent shown his face on videos, means he is not there, it is those ppl who do that everyday just film and gave him video for some money....
Bro I am at work, and I just lied to my boss saying I had stomach issues and that's why i spend 25 minutes in the bathroom. While what I actually was doing, is watching this masterpiece of a short documentary! 1000000% kudos to you and your team this is truly amazing, what a rollercoaster!!
I mean.. if basically gives you stomach issues so you didn’t lie.. 🤯😅
You shouldn't watch such content if it gives you anxiety. Or do you still have a habit!? 😆
@@blobfishrescue lol, Eva. 😆 🤣
He despised you. You were an embarassment to him.
😂😂😂
I have no words. These are places I will never see on my own. It’s so wild to experience through your documentary. Thank you for doing this and sharing in such detail. I felt like I was there!
Exactly, this man risked it all for us and it is so crazy to see that there are trucks that he saw 15 minutes ago that have crashed
The world is so vast yet so small
Agree
Himalayan ranges is full of such adventures
Yes you can come people are very friendly
Mashaa Allah... Im from Indonesian...
Orang Indonesia ngumpul sini... Bukan saya yang berkendara tapi saya yang Mashaa Allah sekali ...
Hadir
Hadir
Oke, hadir, seharus nya jalan kayak gitu di tutup aja,,sangat berbahaya sekali..!!
@@PemulaPubg-c5z mungkin akses jalan dari satu wilayah ke wilayah lain cuma satu makanya ngga di tutup
Hadir
Bless these horses, who humbly and safely get you to your destination.
They r professional
Being a Gilgiti I appreciate your efforts to show the haunting mountainous roads that we're compelled to travel on
Indians like me aren't permitted in GB, I think. It's a beautiful place, an extension of the Tibetan plateau along with Ladakh.
@@ranjittyagi2846 gilgit baltistan is not a consistent landscape. Its geography varies like there are Pamir range, Karakoram, Hindukush, and Himalaya. I'm actually a Himalayan from Astore but born and raised in Gilgit; a Karakoram valley
@@ranjittyagi2846 I missed the part where that's my problem.
@@aleehaider1538 Stop lecturing me, please!
Much respect to you. I am in the "west" where most people are very soft and very rude. I see consistently such genuine kindness to other people, all other people, from such hard regions as yours. Travelling roads like these out of necessity make people different in a good way.
Been riding my motorcycle on karakoram for years. Seen numerous accidental vehicles buried under landslides.. An alarming reminder of what is nature capable of and how tiny and powerless we humans are.
Great content. You deserve more subs.
*_Excellent presentation! The way the information is broken down makes it accessible to everyone, regardless of their prior knowledge on the subject._* 😋
The amount of hard work put in by this gentleman is amazing. Spectacular content!
I visited here in 2011..Fairy Meadows is ACTUALLY Heaven on earth. Deep inside the forest, there are some areas. Every leaf, every rose, Grass, Trees everything is in so perfect shape n size, with crystal clear water falls etc. Uniform. You feel you reached a Imaginary world or Cartoon. Magical.
Awesome, but maybe then in a different time of the year?
We visited the KKH in December with our Landcruiser, and fairy meadows wasn't an option. We went other side roads, like one to lake Saif-ul-muluk and one to valley where you could hike close to Nanga Parbat. They were much like this fairy meadows roads.
Creation of God
Wow, bravo and brave of you.
@@ashleydaniel3215 no , bro in 2011 , that was a complete safe road
Free of worry about my vehicle or anything. I go on bus from ISB to CHILLAS, Rent a jeep till mountain. Get cabin. Rent a horse for 5 days. All perfect ☺ 100% real adventure in nature.
I don't even know how I found this channel, but this is extremely high quality. It's amazing.
The horseback part was probably the most nerve-wracking to me.
Helloth-cam.com/video/h4x2t1opuKQ/w-d-xo.html
Yeah especially those moments 1) where you realize you should have gotten off and walked but now it's too late, and 2) where the mule is less likely to slip than you, so better let her do the walking.
It's incredible to see this video because I was just reading about Nanga Parbat and the Fairy Meadow. It is also interesting to hear English spoken by people outside of America because different tones and inflections are used. Watching your videos and seeing the places you've traveled has helped show me how insignificant some of my concerns are. Thank you for your bravery and journalism.
England is also outside of America...
These guys are very brave ! You couldn’t pay me to drive up this mountain!
😂just like this th-cam.com/video/7lwe0ZYD5CU/w-d-xo.html
Yep
You too will drive up this mountain. I request you. My request shall have the desired effect, you know! 😆
Even for 1 billion dollars?
@@angelinaliew3669 you can’t spend a billion dollars if you die. I personally wouldn’t take the chance.
I'm from Pakistan and I love how you represent our country ❤️
As a Pakistani who has lived, visited and seen Northern Pakistan. It's like something entirely different than the rest of the region. I can tell you that no mountain range is even close to Northern Pakistan.
@@preetiishrrma sorry we are not talking about iok
@@preetiishrrma its AJK and yours one is called IOK.
You forgot Nepal
Never seen Nepal lol
There are many more bro like this
I think if you just want to make a living you don't need to take this very dangerous journey, but I see you are the best explorer. You educate the world with your videos. Because of you, millions of people know what culture, places, and a very diverse and dangerous environment on earth are like. Thank you Ruhi, you are the best explorer of the 21st century.
Imagine if this guy has or gets kids, he's never gonna run out of stories to tell them xD
Imagine this guy in 50 years, he gonna be a cool grandpa with a ton of cool histories and experiences to their family…
The fact that he’ll have footage of his stories so his grandkids can’t say he’s making it up 😅
If he had kids he wouldn't be doing this but sure
@@tylerlee5837 maybe in the future
@@xXCxpriSunXx idk but yeah
How this guy doesn't have millions of subscribers... Hope you'll hit soon.
I've never seen such an amazing adventure in a while. Literally, my soul left my body at some point. Keep it up
Stay safe🙌
th-cam.com/users/RuhiÇenetMedya his turkish channel
Actually his main channel has nearly 6M subscribers. He produces Turkish content in there
This Him Second Channel Him Have Only 5.93 million Subcriber
Exactly. th-cam.com/channels/ktVy6wZwb72Ma8YqvxT_sA.html
The entire video I felt like I was there. My heart kept stopping at all the cliffs, especially the car that fell down the cliff. Great effort, guys!
Lol same here.
Same here😊
ขอบคุณมาก ที่นำเสนอสิ่งเหล่านี้ให้ผู้คนทั่วโลกได้รับรู้ ว่ามีอีกหลายๆประเทศที่ต้องการถนนดีๆในการเดินทาง ผมอยากให้มีการจัดตั้งองค์กร "ถนนโลก"เพื่อช่วยเหลือเครื่องจักรในการสร้างถนน ให้ประเทศเหล่านี้
Semoga niat baikmu tercapai ya orang baik 🙏
I felt so bad for the horse . I hope the horse got some where comfortable to rest as well . What an adventure
i feel bad for the horses because those guys are way to tall and heavy to be riding them.
@@FindSometinToLiveFor how tall do u need to be to ride a horse?
@@omzy8700 it really depends on how tall and strong the horse is
I feel bad how one guy is pulling the horse while the other guy is on top riding comfortable
There at Fairy meadows, they have cozy arrangements for animals too, specially horses, because they are their economy backbone. I know this, because I've been there too.
Mad respect for going on that journey to share it with us. Looked scary at all times!
Just to change your perspective, watch Wildlens By Abrar's video on the same place. It's properly document
Exactly. th-cam.com/channels/ktVy6wZwb72Ma8YqvxT_sA.html
@@saudhassan3022 you are just giving excuses
@@umakantapradhan5745 doesn't look like it
For anyone wondering, the actual Karakoram highway is a very good and modern highway, but it's prone to landslides and snow blockages, however it is usually repaired within 48 hours because it's the only life line for the Gilgit Baltistan province.. Due to landslides and blockages in rainy and snowy season, many people take this dangerous alternative route like this guy. This kind of situation isn't permanent, it's there for a short period of time in Monsoon season. And the jeep part is not a highway, it's an adventurous track for adventurous people, it's deliberately kept like that to add to the thrill!
O ji ya province kab bana ha🤔
@@muhammadhasnain3685 yes, you are right, its not an actual province, its a de facto province.
@@sweetsalvation7143 they in fact have started paving it, they very well may be finished now. That was about 2 yrs ago, when I watch a documentary on it.
Good update
thanks
ありがとうございます！
it's not $5000 its 5000 yen I believe
Ini perjalanan ,,
ngeri- ngeri sedap ,, jalan yg di lalui sangat mengerikan dn memang harus Extra hati hati dan waspada ,tp perjalanan seperti ini membuat seseorang semakin penasaran ,khusus nya yang suka berpetualangan,, hanya tekat yang mampu mengantar kita ke sampai tujuan,,,,,
Jangan congkak,,jangan nyepelekan keadaan ,, fikikiran harus fokus tenang , dan selalu berdoa,, nyantai aja dan nikmati perjalanan seperti ini ,,maka perasaan hati selalu senang,, menyatu dengan keindahan Alam yang sangat menakjubkan,,,,, waw keren?? Alam yg begitu indah???
My goodness! I experienced this while traveling in Honduras. I know what it’s like to drive winding roads up a mountain with no barriers, collapsed roads, witnessing fresh accidents and sometimes inside busses so over crowded that people stand up against each other, lean on the dashboard, etc.
I feared for my life....especially when it got so narrow we couldn’t see if a car was coming in the opposite direction behind a giant rock or sharp turn with several blind spots....but this...this....was something else!
As a journalist I appreciate this effort, opening the world for everyone to see.
This guy is my hero!
Whoa. Where was this in Honduras, where were you going, why, and are you from there? If you don't mind my asking.
I crossed the Andes in a tourist bus, and it was the most terrifying thing I've done in my life. Multiple hairpin turns and kabillion-foot drops. You just pray your driver isn't sleepy, headachey, sick, or have a heart condition, as your life depends on him. I might not've taken the trip, if I knew what I was getting into. Surprised me when people make life-risking choices like this *voluntarily.* ...Doesn't sound as bad as your trip, tho.
How was honduras my whole fathers side lives there but I'm not from there
I'm now a huge fan of Cenet. Started watching the video of the Coldest place on earth ending to binging all of his videos. Now, I always look forward to his video. He will be a big travel vlogger soon, his documentation is superb.Respects from Philippines.
Same
He actually has a channel about 5.8m subs he is turkish this is just a New channel with translated vids
Same here
Exactly. th-cam.com/channels/ktVy6wZwb72Ma8YqvxT_sA.html
indeed
Salute to the man who put his tow truck on his truck 🇵🇸
This dude's channel is insaaaane. It's primed to blow up any time now
Hell yeah, I discovered him on his first video and each time it's better. This one had me nearly sitting myself like I got anxiety from it, it's amazing just how real it feels.
My thoughts exactly! I discovered it with his amazing coverage of the Lahore pollution.
@@camilo0calderon BTW this is just a voice over of his main channel that's in Turkish it has 5.8million subs. Channel name - Ruhi Çenet Medya
@@sathish8961 wait whattttttttttttt5t55tt3gdb. You're kidding me
@@camilo0calderon haha you can check for yourself 😂
As I have done this journey myself once. I would never recommend anyone to go there even myself again lol just kidding. It was one of the best adventures of my life. The place was such a beauty. If you hate life, just go there and I can assure you will start loving it cause you know its worth when it is at stake.
Are you sure?
Yes
basically he planned his trip in a worst season
@@MrKawaiiKing well, I wrote in the comment that I was kidding about not going there, you must visit this place, but not in winters, because the hiking trail will become really slippery and dangerous. Also, do wear proper hiking shoes with really good threading, otherwise you will slip alot on the trail. Other than that, the place is marvellous, and natural water tastes so nice there. You will get to see all the greens of the forest and land, and also as you will hike up, you will get to see snow and the real beauty of Nanga Parbat. You will have to hike alot so do have a good stamina and this hiking makes this whole journey a real adventure. Overall, do visit the place, I can assure you will love this place alot.
It's all fun and games until you don't make it back to love yourself and your life again
Look at that jeep driver how calm he was while you were experiencing A ROAD TO THE DEATH. 😂 But hat's off to you man. You deserve millions of subscribers. Keep entertaining us with your videos.
In fact, he has millions of followers. th-cam.com/users/Ruhi%C3%87enetMedya
Good. th-cam.com/video/h4x2t1opuKQ/w-d-xo.html
i think you never visited fairy meadows , i should recomend you go there then you will never use even a smile react :p
Right $Singlemomreality ❤️
😂just like this th-cam.com/video/7lwe0ZYD5CU/w-d-xo.html
Great production. Mr Cenet. Thank you. (liked and subscribed)
That’s absolutely insane. This guy has way more courage than me because I could never drive on a road like that. Great video though
My goodness this is danger 🥺🥺😳
i dont know how many times i got goosebumps whenever i see the cliffs. so scary and breath taking. thanks for this documentary.
recently, i lost my father to a car accident in a road as similar to this. they were trying to reach out to schools in far flung communities. unfortunately, they were not able to because he (and our car) fell in a ravine.. after the accident, the local government made a way to improve the road leading up to the community.. this video is bringing me so much anxiety i couldnt get to finish even just a quarter of it.. btw, we live in the mountainous region of the philippines in the northern part.. i admire those brave ones who get to traverse this every now and then
I am so sorry for your loss. I am just so impressed with the builders and users of roads like these.
So sorry for your loss
I'm so sorry for your loss
I'm very sorry for you loss Kim.i hope you find some peace and comfort.Your father sounds like he was a good man.
Sorry for your Loss
Thank you for connecting me to apart of the world I never imagined I would see. Your videos are outstanding!
I have done this road to Nanga Parbat on my motorcycle .. Infact I was one of the very few lucky people who were able to brave this road on two wheels...
Watching your video has refreshed my memories of camping in Fairy Meadows
We have dangerous roads in our hometown but this is insane. Hats off to all the drivers and Passengers. I would rather walk than to ride a horse , too scary. 😀
Aho.. 🤣🤣🤧
Haahha
Would you do it again?
I wouldn't go at all landslides forget
I actually have reoccurring nightmares a few times a year about these roads and iv never even seen them in person.
What a beautiful place! I am glad it is so difficult to get to, perhaps that will keep it as close to natural and pristine as possible for as long as possible. Thank you for sharing it with us! :)
When it rains, it pours... This was such a test for me.
Ok
Glad you are safe!
I could never do this
I recommend making the prices more reasonable to join cause I'd also like to join but im a student and don't have such funds plus I'm sure that's the case for many others
Thanks for showing us all these interesting places, your videos are top quality
My hands were sweaty too, I can't even imagine, what you guys must actually be feeling. Insane documentary, brilliant content.
For locals and truck drivers this road is just a piece of cake many tourists fly to skardu and Gilgit
A guy after my own heart! Searching the earth for absolute adventure, the magic of people, and wild, wild wonder. Peace to you bro, stay frosty on your travels (but not as frosty as Yakutsk!)
This one reminded me of my journey to Kaza via Tabo. The content that you bring to us is really unique and addicting. I wish I had found this channel sooner. Kudos!
This is awesome! My heart was in hand as I watched it, my body cringes.You really did a good job taking the risk to show a destination 95% of the world may never see in their life time.As hash and uncondusive the place may seem I am glad that it affords its people that ambience and long life.Cheers from your admire from Lagos Nigeria.❤️❤️❤️❤️
99.999% of people
My anxiety is through the roof just watching this. Huge props to these people, Damn...
My sources of comfort is at least he lived to upload the video
@@cee810 and knowing youtube wouldnt allow deaths on camera
@@LibShitted true that
I'm from Pakistan and the roads of northern areas in Pakistan are so terrified
I just came from there :D
the saying " you go so far you cant turn back " ... comes to mind when passing such horrible conditions you hope what lays ahead is easier when its only worse. thank you for the video and for sharing your trip, it was a very dangerous trip
とても素敵な動画でした。ありがとうございます。
I love that you pause to acknowledge the beauty at almost every stop on the road. It is just like the journey of life. Life can be very hard and full of unknown twists and turns… but there’s always something beautiful to admire if you seek it. Cenet, you’re an exceptional filmmaker! I pray you stay safe from any harm and live a wonderful long life full of adventure!
why this channel hasn't blown up and has more subs is weird. This is so good, rivals most documentaries on TV! I am hooked on watching these. Amazing work!
İts a turkish channel in origin. His origin channel called Ruhi Çenet Medya. This videos voiceovered to english.
My heart is in my mouth watching this!..please always remember to thank the pony for carrying you to Fairy meadow in safety, poor animal is way too often forgotten about!
I feel dizzy and my hands and feet sweat watching the ascent route. I never imagined being able to see such an impressive adventure. Thank you very much for creating and sharing this journey. Kolombiyadan selamlar!!!
When I used to live in Nepal, and had to travel to my village or go traveling further north, the roads were just like these, up in the mountains and close to the cliff. I used to be so scared, being only 8. Memories still hunts me. My grandma brother also lost his life on one of those roads.
When my experienced driver is saying prayers as he starts the drive, its time for me to head back and go find a nice beach; leave all this youtube stuff behind.
😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hahhaha if I were there ill passed out for days. Wake me up when it's finish
I will be like fxck this, fly me out of here man.
🤣🤣🤣
Karakoram highway is the old route to northern areas and in the recent years a seperate highway has been made and it's really comfortable to drive there !
Would the government there ever improve the older routes ?
@@MyPimpedOutMuslim it's impossible to do so mainly becuase china is the one providing us the machinery and labour to construct these roads and it's already extremely difficult to create or repair roads in such mountainous areas here which is why a different route was made with completely new roads
@@svftannies4113 thank god.
😂just like this th-cam.com/video/7lwe0ZYD5CU/w-d-xo.html
@@devontewhite6080 ??
In Philippines, year 1999 my father drove scary road as this. My sister and I study away from home and every vacation we ride rough dangerous road from mountain province to Kalinga province. And the weather those times are too cold and foggy. It's difficult to see what's in front of you.
The amount of cooperation required for daily traffic pass through is insane. Hat's off to the people of Gilgit-Baltistan!
And they say Africa is bad... there is nothing like this in Africa...that country need to do something
@@margaretnyangePakistan is deliberately keeping things this way.... that's unique
@@margaretnyangeAfrica hasn’t got a mountain range like this for you to be able to compare it
Please come to Nepal 21:08
That section of road you traveled in the Jeep was so stressful to watch - horrifying! Great docos. Well done and thank you Cenet.
I agree.
Quite stressful but worth watching
The Jeep Was Okay But The Horse Ride Was Horrible
The horse ride is what made me nervous
Thank you Ruhi Çenet and your team for all the incredible TH-cam documentaries you provide to us. I have been watching these videos! And I have learnt so much more about this world we live in. So incredibly educational and amazing investigations! Blessings to you and your family. ❤ from New Zealand 🇳🇿 😊
This documentary is absolutely amazing. We really appreciate you taking such risk to show us this place. You Sir are a GOAT of the documentary style.
He sounds happily excited no matter what he's saying lol
Agree haha
"And the roads make our stomachs sick" ☺️☺️☺️🤮🤮☺️👍
Adrenaline junkie
@@charlenelynch6505 those who travel North Pakistan for the first time they have problems like that even the Pakistanis from south Pakistan.
“Here you’ll see a car that flew off the road 😊 there were casualties ☺️☺️”
He probably recorded the narration after the fact.
This guy deserved way more recognition, he needs his own tv show or something
Holy moly!! Great content. Sad Sometimes, but very informative! Gnarly! Thanks for your crazy cool channel.
Christa from Canada.
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Wow. Huge respect to this documentary. was holding my breath looking at it. So happy that you are all safe. 🙏☺️
This was scary AF, I could completely relate as I experienced the same during my trip to skardu. I don't know what season you went in but one should never ever go in Monsoon season to North. There are numerous land slides in a single day. Every step is uncertain and this constant fear actually makes you sick. It is very risky. I myself went in the monsoon season in 1st week of August. We were supposed to go to fairy meadows for camping but due to land slide we had to postpone our visit and instead went to skardu. Even after 4 to 5 days the land slide was not cleared, the roads were completely blocked and we had to cancel our visit and instead went somewhere else to camp. Now that I have seen this photage I'm glad we didn't go in such a rainy weather. But at the end when you reach your destination the view is breath taking, the places are so beautiful that you forget the whole journey, you are there in the moment, sinking it in. It's beautiful and it can never be explained, it can never be shown, it is something to just experience and cherish for your whole life.
What a breath-taking view of Pakistan. Really beautiful.
I commend this young man for risking his life just to inform the whole world about the existence of this dangerous road. I'm from the Pacific Islands and watching this video is bone crushing.
As a person who's scared of height's i will die by heart attack if i'm in a vehicle passing that road, kudos to these brave drivers and felt sorry for those people who passed away by accident on that dangerous road..it give me anxiety when camera focus on the side of the cliff road, god bless to these drivers and travellers passing this road..
It happed to me, almost had a heart attack 😳
@@fifitheflowerpot good thing you're safe
@@gandangpinay2158 Alhumdulillah, but we suffer too seeing our ummah's been in hardships.
I was experiencing so much tension while watching this documentary. This excellent work. You should submit this video to some filming festival or something to get more recognition for it. Once again. Excellent work!
Right 👍😍
He went to the coldest plains, to the hottest desert, visited the most dangerous and exotic places in the world...
Man, I want this guy to show us Mars whenever we land on it
Israel terrado helping group .....
Naw, Mars is in Utah. You can’t actually land on stars, that’s just TV land.
Here is a rock storm happening! There was an astronaut casualty!! Our starship is damaged beyond repair!!!
And still wears a goddam mask!
Oh lord...I could really not go there, this road is just too much 🤐😢😮 respect 🙏
The engineers who engineered this road must really be proud.
Unlike the hundreds of men who died who actually made the road…
Why in the hell isn’t it closed???
@@SKA-vi4oz now why it has to be closed???
Its crazy when you think of it.
There's a whole documentary on the construction of Karakorum highway road u can find it on TH-cam
This video deserve so much more ...
It is an eye opening to me about outside struggle of my country in an authentic way.
What a video to stumble upon; I’ve seen brief footage of this road but never anything quite like this! Just watching on my phone, sitting here safely, it’s hard to not feel conflicted/come to terms with the beauty & majesty that’s documented as the risk of death at any moment is as real & indeed as great as the landscape. Breathtaking & intensely unsettling at the same time, this footage is exceptional & I thank you for your incredible work 🖤
Wow! Heavy duty treacherous roads and trails, well put together, at times I was sitting at the edge of my seat .
From coldest place on earth to warm welcoming and courgious hearted peoples homeland Pakistan . Tremendous journey guy. Welcome in Pakistan.
Iski propaganda video dekh pichli Lahore ko isnay ziada ganda dikhaya hay. Hay ganda lekin itna nahi. Sabsay purana aur sabsay ghaleez area dikhadia
@@maazmustafa2322 yahi to hota ha.
Jahan dard hota ha, zhakam bhi wahin hota ha.
Incredible video! You guys have so much bravery -- I can't even imagine actually being there! Just watching on my computer makes me wanna go outdoors and lay flat on the ground, and hold onto to the grass for dear life.
This is incredible footage and very very well put together. My compliments and greetings from The Netherlands.
凄すぎる。素晴らしい動画をありがとうございます！
hi, you speak japanese right?
Ive been on some terrifying roads... but nothing like this. God bless your team's courage for bringing us this experience from the comfort of our beds.
My dude saw people literally dying and still went ahead to document it. Props to you my guys.
OMG! What in the world. Your channel is very authentic. I can't imagine how sick your crew members were throughout this journey. The funniest part is where every guest use the same chewing stick ... hahahaha
I got a heart. Thank you.
The one check out left it no housekeeping was done as he chose the cheaper hotel
May be someone forgot his chewing stick there
What can we expect from a very cheap hotel in a place where sane ppl would rather not go to
This video deserved to have a millions of views for their efforts and risking their lifes to give this beautiful documentary.
Documentaries and videos have already been made on this road a bunch of times. The discovery channel already did this exact same thing years ago. Theres even a series called “deadly roads” so basically he just copied them and risked his own life to try and make money off youtube. Try doing your research or try knowing what you’re talking about first before you make a comment.
@@Keyser___Soze So salty & jealous. I guess you have some rivalry with this guy.
I have taken the Karakoram route by bus back in 1998, one of my finest life experiences. Thank you for remembering me how beautiful it is.
I’ve been here, going there is like you’re on a quest because you use cars Jeeps horses and your feet to reach the destination but believe me when you finally do it’s all worth it. For those who want to know the place is called Fairy meadows Nanga Parbat.
how long is the trek to Fair Meadows after the jeep ride?
Vídeo simplesmente incrível, parabéns fiquei tensa o tempo todo. Imagine sua mãe e esposa. Que Deus abençoe vc e sua equipe
These must be the most skilled drivers and car technicians of the world.
For your information
This video was filmed during the construction of the road and in a rainy season and this video is years old. Now the road is fully constructed and trust me it is the best road for adventure lovers. It's not that scary anymore and it's way more comfortable than before
Good to hear that.. Ppl don't deserve that
If its not scary then adventure is gone.
This road is normal for us the native people Of Gilgit Baltistan but for a foreigners and the tourist it's find bit difficult but After this difficult road you are gonna see tha piece of heaven on earth 🌎
Thank you for this whole video love From Gilgit Baltistan ❤️🌎
Yes I travelled with my kids what is he showing and terrifying
@@Muhammad-kazmi he's exaggerating just for the sake of views
@vbiasland that situation isn't permanent, it's only when there's heavy rain.
@vbiasland yes if you travel during the rainy season, you should travel in summer when the weather is better
The whole video seemed against this man made miracle ... instead of appreciating, the guy is constantly talking negative abt it, bro go back to ur country, if u dont know the history of this road, negative vibes throughout the video 👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻