My trip to Pakistan - Northern Areas and Rakaposhi Trek
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The season is somewhat between June to -early AugustOriginally posted by av98m:2.6k per person...............hmmmmmmmmmmm............I think its worth it.
So is there a good and bad time of the year to go there or its ok to go at any time?
but I heard it gets really hot in July so I think June is probably the best time
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Ah...ok, I got 1 year to save $$$ for it!!Originally posted by ShrodingersCat:The season is somewhat between June to -early August
but I heard it gets really hot in July so I think June is probably the best time
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Originally posted by av98m:Ah...ok, I got 1 year to save $$$ for it!!
*starts $10 a day jar*
yeah! Nothing like looking forward to holiday to make working hours pass fasterrrr -
which tour agency did you go with?Originally posted by ShrodingersCat: yeah! Nothing like looking forward to holiday to make working hours pass fasterrrr
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Lovely photos and travelogue.
Pakistan is a very diverse place, and the tribal areas, though rough and forbidding for some, actually has a lot of potential to meet great people. I've heard that if you are a guest of a tribe, they will do their utmost to make you feel at home and protect you.
Now..back to wishing that I had a S5 Pro and a few primes, then I could go trekking.
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I went with universal. I think besides them, country holidays also provides more adventure based tours to 'exotic' places but usually country holidays a lot more expensive.Originally posted by av98m:which tour agency did you go with?
u can look for jessie. She is in charge of Pakistan destination. -
nice pics ........
but the food puts me off
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From the internet:Originally posted by InnoHippo:nice pics ........
but the food puts me off
Diet
Amazingly agile for their bulk, hippos are good climbers and often traverse rather steep banks each night to graze on grass. They exit and enter the water at the same spots and graze for four to five hours each night in loop patterns, covering one or two miles, with extended forays up to five miles. Their modest appetites are due to their sedentary life, which does not require high outputs of energy.
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Wah Shro, I am in awe of the gorgeous shots you snapped. *salute* You have quite an eye. One of your pics reminds me of the Sound of Music. I enjoyed viewing every single pic. Can't wait to see more.