Drive Through the Khyber Pass

[@Kendallian132]

One of the most remarkable videos and narratives I have ever seen. What an incredibly amazing and historic place. My first cousin from Boston, Massachusetts rode up this route 25 or so years ago. I doubt I'll ever have the chance to do so, but your video allows me to travel there vicariously. What a shame they have not been able to complete the railway. Doing so, and making it electrified, would allow them to put many of those trucks on the trains and more efficiently and productively get them over the pass.

[@moshinanice5122]

one of the most beautiful place

[@ranjaysingh8266]

Shershah didn’t come from Khyber, he was born in India, Bihar.

[@gurbanilovers24]

Hari singh nalwa ne v jaha par kayee saal raaz kiya

[@anilkumarpatel5854]

Very nicely narrated.. Hats off to you.

[@purushottam1368]

Khyber pass has been the most important and strategic region in Indian 🇮🇳 subcontinent ,its a living monument in itself.

[@Exploreing-world]

It was a wonderful tour.

[@FrazHaidersyed]

Thanks

[@FrazHaidersyed]

Thanks

[@dr.parunachalamp940]

Excellent. I learned it in the history. but first time watching the places.

[@Starudneutral]

Awesome. Love from rajasthan India. Hope a day will come when I can also visit this.

[@CountryFunBalls]

Sure brother, I'm from Mumbai and I visited this area. A beautiful place and people are very hospitable

[@lifeline24-7]

A rich package of knowledge regarding this historical pass. Excellent 👍

[@FrazHaidersyed]

Thanks Shiraz bahi

[@dr.muralidharnamburi5541]

Very very amazing and beautiful Pakistan, you did a fantastic great exploration of Khyber ghat roads. It was tempting to visit, and to make international tourists attractions by the investors, but it may not possible because of militants and unrest.

[@hassansyed696]

Great highway,stunning mountains and the historical Ali masjid,nicely captured and elaborately described

[@FrazHaidersyed]

Thanks

[@niranjansaha4413]

Very good. Thank you very much sir.

[@jesseoglidden]

Thanks for the tour. Alexander the Great & his army came over this back in the day. It would have looked very different.

[@Kalidaskumar]

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[@ShrikantPadme17]

How can you show the information centre there if, a certain time ago, Hinduism and Buddhism were there and the Pakistani government didn't want to tell their civilians?

[@kkjkkj1513]

Loved it Bhai... May your hard work brings lots n lots

[@FrazHaidersyed]

Thank Janab

[@comensee3709]

U got so much knowledge. Mashallah. Even we live in peshawar but didn't know so much about this

[@FrazHaidersyed]

Thanks, Bilal

[@tomwagner6334]

I’ve been to Kabul twice in a big yellow American school bus from Islamabad. This was in the mid to late 70s. It was an amazing experience.

[@moattarfatima7538]

Beautiful Mosque 🕌

[@FrazHaidersyed]

Thanks SP sahiba

[@ShellyCooper-q2k]

Superb commentary. Really informative. The beneficiary countries should recognize its historical importance and build monuments and maintain them. These mountains still echo the footsteps of soldiers.

[@coolmoves8299]

Small but beautiful Mosque 🕌 👍🌸🌸🌸

[@FrazHaidersyed]

Thanks

[@crazyvideos6257]

Excellent knowledge keep it up

[@FrazHaidersyed]

Thanks

[@PastEventsTV]

Imagine karo before partion jab kisiko pakistan ka extreme north se india ka Kanyakumari extreme south travel karna hoga..kitna vishal tha india

[@coolmoves8299]

Expert and dangerous drivers 👍🌸🌸🌸

[@FrazHaidersyed]

Thanks

[@FrazHaidersyed]

It should be but we don't have any plan

[@coolmoves8299]

Beautiful road n sceneries 👍🌸🌸🌸

[@FrazHaidersyed]

Thanks

[@coolmoves8299]

Aslamualukum , very historic pass 👍🌸🌸🌸

[@FrazHaidersyed]

Thanks Bravo

[@coolmoves8299]

Trains should be active again in this area 👍🌸🌸🌸

[@FrazHaidersyed]

True

[@coolmoves8299]

Enjoyed watching till end 👍🌸🌸🌸

[@FrazHaidersyed]

Thanks Bravo

[@anilkumarpatel5854]

The railway line laid by Britishers if restored, a feather will be added in the beauty of this region.

[@mujibrahman6538]

Thanks from BD

[@coolmoves8299]

Your commentary is fabulous 👍🌸🌸🌸

[@FrazHaidersyed]

Thanks Bravo

[@neetbiologybydurgeshpandey4762]

Beautiful place in Pakistan

[@FrazHaidersyed]

Thanks Durgesh Pandey

[@neetbiologybydurgeshpandey4762]

@@FrazHaidersyed your most welcome

[@Exploreing-world]

Waiting for you Faraz bhai. We will go again

[@FrazHaidersyed]

Thanks

[@sukhdevsingh5591]

🙏⚔️❤️🌹📿❣️

[@rahulnagarkar8237]

Long long ago this place was hindu land and there was a temple of goddess Bhawani Devi and people were worshipping Bhawani who protects from evil
Latter in 14th to 19 th century enosent people's were forcefully (other wise rapes and murders) converted to islam

[@hiteshchaudhari4919]

Farz haiderji excellent video by you.kash aap Afghanistan tak safar kar pate to hame aage ki video drkhane ko milti.

[@barbarachambers7974]

The only thing I would love to have is an option to translate into English. The narrator is amazing! I would love to drive on this road. It has had historical significance since Alexander the Great.

[@608viaharshvardansalunkhe7]

BEST..🎉🎉

[@coolmoves8299]

Fort was amazing 👍🌸🌸🌸

[@FrazHaidersyed]

Thanks Janab for your consistent support.

[@FrazHaidersyed]

Thanks

[@coolmoves8299]

@@FrazHaidersyed always with u , r u still connected with Tanveer gull?

[@Meriawazmeripehchan123]

Interesting

[@FrazHaidersyed]

Thanks

[@coolmoves8299]

Famous trade route 👍🌸🌸🌸

[@FrazHaidersyed]

Very important

[@mr.deanmartin6836]

what does "pat ta ni" meaning i hear so many time when i saw indian pak video

[@FrazHaidersyed]

Interesting, it is I don't know.

[@mr.deanmartin6836]

@@FrazHaidersyed Wow that great, now i know, thank!.

[@FrazHaidersyed]

You are welcome@@mr.deanmartin6836

[@ashutoshyadav7385]

@@mr.deanmartin6836 it means "I don't know"
Pataa = Know
Nahi = Not

[@ashutoshyadav7385]

@@mr.deanmartin6836 are you from Brazil

[@mohammadnaz1828]

Shame There is no Historical Signboards of this historical Road. I live in London, England an overseas Pakistani.

[@FrazHaidersyed]

Sadly, their government is worried about themselves. They got nothing to do with the development in Pakistan. That is why we are behind in every field.

[@mohammadnaz1828]

Please add Subtitle in English so that people can read your channel all over the World. Thank you. I live in London, England an overseas Pakistani.

[@FrazHaidersyed]

Thanks Mohammad Naz, I will add subtitle as well. Great MashaAllah

[@myqase4357]

why the boring music??

[@worldview730]

Imagine the days before they had paved the main roads, what a real adventure that must have been 😲😲

[@FrazHaidersyed]

That is true.

[@prateeksharma6706]

I thought that it would be a religous rant by a Pakistani but it's was a very good and mostly correct analysis
I as an history lover knows very very much that this pass is like a small window to a fortress that is indian subcontinet ( surrounded on all sides by mountains and the sea like Himalayas arkan range Suleman hindukush etc )
Basically to defend indian subcontinet as a whole one needs to only control this pass as it is only pass that large army can march through ( although Nader shah marched around it with a small force and tricked the Mughals who were gaurding it by striking them from behind )
It is truly historical from achemineds to mauryans to British

[@FrazHaidersyed]

+RealPolitik Thanks

[@travelwithemily4824]

The scene is fantastic

[@FrazHaidersyed]

Thanks

[@ashutoshyadav7385]

Sher Shah Suri was born in India, he did not came from Khyber pass to India

[@FrazHaidersyed]

My apologies yes, you are right, he was born in India.

[@ashutoshyadav7385]

@@FrazHaidersyed it's okay, it's an honest mistake, anyway he was of pashtun origin.

[@FrazHaidersyed]

That causes the miss understanding.

[@Sunil_guru]

Nice commentaries sirji ❤️❤️ from 🇮🇳

[@FrazHaidersyed]

Thanks Sunil

[@zarminabano3788]

Good video

[@FrazHaidersyed]

Thanks janab

[@VOICEOFYAHYA]

Good upload

[@FrazHaidersyed]

Thanks Yahya

[@hamzakp4229]

❤️❤️👍👍👍🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@FrazHaidersyed]

Thanks Hamza

[@FrazHaidersyed]

Please check my other video as well about Peshawar
th-cam.com/video/x3jatbM89T8/w-d-xo.html

[@SuperPeacepromoter]

Great video and excellent commentary. Thanks for sharing. As a Hindu Punjabi of Indian origin and ardent enthusiast of Indian history, it's fascinating to learn about this passageway that has so much historical significance for the subcontinent as the marauders and plunderers came through it. The government should organize a tour for tourists on the Khyber Pass; it would be amazing...Just an idea: if possible, perhaps one day you can make the same video but travel from the Afghan border to Landi Kotal (so basically, the other way around on the Khyber Pass). This would give some idea of how it all looked to the people who came during the invasions, etc.

[@FrazHaidersyed]

Thanks, I like the idea. Once I go back I will travel from Afghan Border to Landi Kotal

[@mohammadnaz1828]

In The United Kingdom(UK) about half of Pakistani driver will fail driving Test!

[@FrazHaidersyed]

We must reset everything in Pakistan as there have been serious problems.

[@Jjhgfhhfdd]

Buddha stachue nahi dikhaa.thanks janardan singh jaunpur india

[@Jjhgfhhfdd]

Very nice thanks janardan singh jaunpur india

[@utkarshjoshi2872]

UK, Europe Wale unki haar ka nahi bal ki Jeet ka Monument banate hai..

[@FrazHaidersyed]

Kis ki haar ka baray baath ker rahay hay Joshi Bahi 🙂

[@IdreesAfridi-kq3ej]

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