Sadiq Adventure Club

12/07/2023

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13/10/2022

Shangrila resort is located in Kachura village , Skardu Gilgit Baltistan in Northern Pakistan. The resort is built on the bank of Lower Kachura Lake after insipiration from 1933 novel lost horizon of James Hilton. Shangrila resort was first founded by Muhammad Aslam Khan Brig (Retd) who was the first commander of Northern Scouts. Due to its spectacular beauty, stunning views and peaceful environment. Today Shangrila Lake Skardu or Shangrila resort is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Pakistan. The lake is also known as “Lower Kachura Lake” and is located at a drive of about 20 minutes from Skardu town. The lake is a part of the Shangrila resort and is a popular tourist destination.
The name Shangri la is derived from Tibetan language. Shang is a place in Tibet, “ri” means mountains and “la” means pass. The name is first used by James Hilton in his novel The Lost horizon. In 1933 British author James Hilton wrote a novel namely The Lost Horizon. James Hilton narrates about a plane which was crash landed in a place near a river bed in 1920’s. The Buddhist monks then taken the surviving passengers to a beautiful place with full of fruits and flowers. The monks claimed to be 100 of years old but they looked young. This place was called Shang rila. The late Brig (Retd) Aslam took this idea from this novel and built a resort in Kachura Lake in Skardu, Gilgit Baltistan northern Pakistan. A PIA crashed plane then placed here. Today it is known as Shangrila resort.
Shangrila Resort won the Wiki loves Earth competition which commenced in the year 2015 which is proof of its breathtaking sight.
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Shangrila resort is located in Kachura village , Skardu Gilgit Baltistan in Northern Pakistan. The resort is built on the bank of Lower Kachura Lake after in...

23/08/2022

SOQ Valley is a few km away from Shangrila resorts, at a drive of approximately half an hour from Shangrila. It is a major tourist attraction in Skardu Gilgit Baltistan Pakistan. The beautiful rivers originating from Deosai national park end into one river "the SOQ river" well before entering SOQ valley. Four wheel drive, bike or the trekking can take one to the soq valley camping site after turning left from the Kachura village and driving alongside SOQ river. There are many beautiful spots to stay on the way, although it’s a short drive of half hour but the complete path is so much mesmerizing there are many waterfalls along the path which are so beautiful you can spend a quality time over there. From the google map, Shangrila lake and SOQ valley can be seen at two sides of one mountain. Safari Resorts is a wonderful place in Sok valley. The organic cherry garden of safari resorts is also worth visiting. You can do camping anywhere in the sok valley.

SOQ Valley is a few km away from Shangrila resorts, at a drive of approximately half an hour from Shangrila. It is a major tourist attraction in Skardu Gilgi...

14/08/2022

Explore with MI the beautiful Chunda Valley Skardu Gilgit Baltistan Pakistan - a small slice of heaven situated near Skardu in Gilgit-Baltistan. The Beautiful Chunda Valley Skardu is a spectacular valley at a short distance of about one hour drive from Skardu Bazar (Yadgar Choke). This valley is located at a raised ground providing you a spectacular view of whole Skardu City. You can have an awesome view of Skardu Airport and and enjoy the takeoff and landing of aircrafts. The best season to visit Chunda is during Spring Blossom (April) or during June - September. Spring blossom season in the Gilgit-Baltistan is the best season to visit the Chunda Valley to witness the area filled with so many colors of different kinds of fruit bearing plants. Beyond its breathtaking landscape, this fertile land allows the local community to live completely self-sustained. This valley is located at a raised ground which provides a pleasing view in summer by its green carpeted and lush green farms and fields. The valley is famous for different kind of fruits, especially for the seedless raisins. The valley is totally self-sustained because its fertile land allows the inhabitant to grow a different kind of cereals and fruits.

Welcome and Explore with MI the beautiful Chunda Valley Skardu Gilgit Baltistan Pakistan - a small slice of heaven situated near Skardu in Gilgit-Baltistan. ...

07/07/2022

Shogran and Siri Paye
Shogran is a hill station situated on a green plateau in the Kaghan Valley, northern Pakistan, at a height of 7,749 feet or 2,362 meters above sea level. From Balakot or Kewai, jeeps can be hired for Shogran. Shogran is a picturesque hill station with surrounding view of Makra Peak and Musa Ka Mussala. In winters it receives an average snowfall of 3-4 feet. Provided with all modern life amenities and luxury hotels this place is the favorite tourist spot in summers and winters alike. 'Paye' means "high grazing ground" in Hindko language. Explore with MI the Paye, which is a lush green meadow at an altitude of 2800 meters above Shogran plateau. In spring Paye blooms with flowers of different colors and with a backdrop of white Makra Peak; Paye becomes the ultimate weekend destination from the capital of Pakistan. In winters it becomes wide meadow of snow. While 'Siri' means 'lake'; it's a small lake situated before Paye meadows. In winters Sri gets frozen in such a way that one can walk over it. From Shogran, which is a famous tourist spot in the Kaghan valley, you can go to Siri Paye Shogran Kaghan Valley North of Pakistan, jeeps are available at cheap rates to visit siri lake and paye top. After rise in the price of Diesel and Petrol, now you can hired a jeep for rupees 6000 for a return trip. There is no paved road but a path in the dense forest of Shogran with rocky and muddy track. Only 4 by 4 jeeps may travel on this route because it is a dangerous road or a jeep trek specially in raining season. The whole path is exceptional in peace and beauty of nature. At 30 min. drive from Shogran, there is Siri lake that is actually not a lake but a small water pond famous as lake. Couple of restaurants is available at Siri with tea and snacks options. Further 15 min. drive to Paye top and 20 min. trek to green meadows of Paye with breathtaking view of Makra peak. Meadows are a camping ground where personal camps may be erected. I would recommend camping at paye top where couple of restaurants and hotels are also available. Paye top is at 10200 ft height from sea level. From Paye top, peaks of three mountains can be viewed named Malka-e-Parbat, Musa ka Musalla and Makra peak. You'll be lucky to get a view of Nanga Parbat if weather is clear. Trekking to Makra top can be done but it takes one full day including return trekking.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2XZdBONGak
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10/06/2022

Khunjerab Pas, Pakistan China Border, which is located near Hunza Valley Gilgit Baltistan.
It is located at an altitude of 15,397 feet which makes it by far the highest paved international border crossing in the world.
Khunjerab Port was an important pass on the famous ancient Silk Road more than 1,000 years ago. It is the land entry and exit passage from China to Pakistan, and it is also an important gateway to South Asia and even Europe.
The border is only open on Mondays to Fridays, from 9 am to 5 pm on the Pakistani side
The Khunjerab Pass is the highest-paved international border crossing in the world and the highest point on the Karakoram Highway. The roadway across the pass was completed in 1982
During the construction of Khunjerab Pass, 810 Pakistani and 82 Chinese workers lost their lives
It is closed in winter – From November to March, Khunjerab pass is covered by snow, and hence the border remains closed.
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Attabad Lake Hunza Valley Pakistan which is located in the Gojal district of Hunza Valley in Gilgit- Baltistan, Pakistan. This lake was formed in the year 2010 after the major landslide in Attabad. Attabad Lake has become one of the most popular tourist attractions in Gilgit- Baltistan. Attabad Lake offers many fun-loving activities like jet-skiing, fishing, boating, and some other entertaining activities.
One of the most mesmerizing places in Hunza Valley Pakistan, the Attabad Lake. Crystal turquoise water, surrounded by gigantic Karakoram Mountains.
The lake is 109 Meters or approximately 350 feet deep. It is the lake in Pakistan Hunza Valley that eventually measured 13 miles in length.
To reach this lake, you need to cross 5 tunnels at 8200 above sea level.
In summers, you can do Boating, Jet Skiing, and Fishing. And in winters, Ice Skating is a popular activity on Attabad Lake.
Passu Cones

Passu Cones or Passu Cathedral rising to an altitude of 6,106 meters or 20150 feet high.
Passu cones are also called Hot Mountains as the snow doesn’t sit long on top of their cone or pyramid-like structure.
Passu Sar mountain standing 7, 478 meters 24677 feet tall.
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Gulmit is a small village at a breathtaking scenic point in Hunza valley. Gulmit is 2500 meters or approximately 8200 feet above sea level. Gulmit is a fertile plateau with irrigated fields growing maize, wheat and potatoes besides the orchids of Apricots, Apples Walnuts and peaches. Gulmit is a places to relax in an environment free from all the worries of life. In Gulmit one can spend time by walking in the fields and into mountain passes along the irrigation canals.
One can also do day walks to Gulkin and other villages nearby. Some walks are listed here.
Gulmit to Boreet Lake: Scenic walk along the irrigation canal that goes across to Gulkin Glacier, Glacier can be a little rough for some people but one can always return back without feeling bad as the walk upto the glacier is just as scenic as it is after.
During the trip to Hunza valley, we played a friendly cricket match with local GOVT high school students at Gulmit Gojal Hunza valley. We did community services over there and distributed Chocolates, Candies, and Biscuits amongst students.
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22/05/2022

Explore with MI the most beautiful and adventurous valley of Pakistan, The Hoper Valley Pakistan. Hoper Valley is a part of Nagar Valley and is at nearly 10 KM from Nagar Khas, the capital of Nagar Valley. Nagar Valley is situated at an altitude of about 8000 feet (2,438m) and is also one of the most beautiful and scenic valleys of this region. Hopar Valley is the site of the Rush Lake, Bwaltar Peak, Kapldongs, Shaltar Peak, Hispar Muztagh, Spantik, Barpu, Bualtar and Hopar (Hopper) glaciers. Hoper is consist of five villages namely Hakalshall Baroshall Ratal Gshashoshall and Holshall. Hopar Valley is a cluster of villages around a natural bowl at a bend of Bualtar Glacier. Opposite Hopar the white Bualtar is joined by the Barpu Glacier. Three sides of Hoper valley is covered by Hoper glacier. This is a base camp for treks into the high, glacier-draped peaks called the Hispar Muztagh. Hoper valley is start from Sapulter har(stream) and end at Rest house (glacier view point) in Holshall. Whole population of this valley is Burushaski speakers. Burushaski has always been a mystery for linguists. This valley has many natural resources and natural beauty but ignorance by the government and local politicians contributes to it not being realized for its potential.
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Explore with MI the most beautiful and adventurous valley of Pakistan, The Hoper Valley Pakistan.Hoper Valley is a part of Nagar Valley and is at nearly 10 K...

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Duikar is the highest village at the altitude of 10,000 feet in Hunza valley and is located at the distance of 11 km from Karimabad. The route to Duikar is very beautiful with trees and water streams on the way and since it was still raining the surrounding looks marvelous. The road passes through the Altit village and is ascending up on the mountain.It is a very interesting point to visit due to its height and you will get a broader view of high mountain peaks in front of you. The most common peaks such as Rakaposhi, Lady Finger, Ultar, Golden peak, etc. can be viewed at this spot. It is a place to view sunrise and sunset as you can see the first ray of sun touching the high peaks at sunrise here. You can also enjoy the view of the whole of the Hunza and Nagar valleys here. It can be accessed through the jeep in 25 minutes or enjoy your trekking here for 2 hours. The viewpoints are located behind the Engle Nest Hotel, where some of the rocks are eroded strangely in the shape of th Eagle Face. Eagles Nest is located on Duikar view point in Hunza valley, accesable by jeep from Hunza it is small hotel at scening point where tourist visit in early morning for sunrise. The hotel has magnificent views of Rakaposhi, Ultar, Golden peak & other snowcapped mountains.

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Duikar is the highest village at the altitude of 10,000 feet in Hunza valley and is located at the distance of 11 km from Karimabad. The route to Duikar is v...

29/04/2022

Baltit Fort Hunza almost 800 years old Fort in the Hunza Valley. The Fort is present on the top of the mountain like a Crown on the Valley. The old but wonderful building style of this fort is appreciable. The Baltit Fort build on a solid foundation of strong stones and wood was the palace of rulers of Hunza.
Those rulers are also known as Mir. While sitting in the fort, Mir used to manage the whole valley. There is a throne on the roof of the Fort. About which it is said that Mir sits there and listens to the problems of people and solves their problems.
There is also ancient cannon outside the Fort. Which shows the protective measures in the past to protect the Fort and valley? Also, it is reported about this cannon that it was used in many wars.
There is also another secret about the beauty of the Baltit Fort. It looks different from all angles. From the roof of the fort, the whole valley can be seen. Not only the valley but the high altitude snowy mountains also present a beautiful look from the roof. Among them, all the year-long ice wrapped Rakaposhi is also visible.
Different living rooms of the king for the winters and summers are present in the fort. The ancient Kitchen and Reception is also very amazing. The special Guest room is showing how hospitable they were.
The structure of Baltit Fort was influenced by the Ladakhi/Tibetan architecture, with some resemblance to the Potala palace in Lhasa. Additions, renovations and changes to the building were made through the centuries by the long line of rulers of the Hunza region, which was on the historic Silk Route.
This fort is the first ever to be restored (1990-96) by the Aga Khan Trust for Culture, as a pilot project of currently on-going conservation of a number of monuments of northern Pakistan.
The Fort remains open all year round and seven days a week, with the idea of being a self-sustaining cultural centre supported by the sale of entry tickets, souvenirs and generous donations of individuals and organizations interested for the promotion and preservation of cultural and historical heritage of this part of world.
The Baltit Fort is a wood-and-stone structure with mud plaster. It is a three story building, with granaries and some stores in the basement on a glacier moraine hill with man-made narrow terraces for the stability of its ancient foundations.
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Watch a video about Hunza Valley
Hunza is divided into three regions.
Upper Hunza
Upper Hunza (Gojal) is beautiful valley of Hunza, and one of its sub region where there are three different linguistic groups. Burushaski speakers originated from central Hunza and migrated during kingdom of Ayashoo and Wakhi speakers oriented from Wakhan corridor. 65% of population encompass of Wakhi speakers and rest of 34% composed of Burushaski speakers. The third dialect, Domki, is spoken by 1% of the population found in Nazim abad and Shishkat village.

A view of over the valley
The upper Hunza starts from Ayean Abad village, nowadays affected with natural hit (Atta Abad Disaster) and sunk completely in artificial lake; Upper Hunza extends to Misgar, Shimshaal and Chuporson, (Border areas). Gulmit village is capital city of upper Hunza, and Sost is important village for commercial purposes due to Sost dry port. Upper Hunza is sub divided into four regions, as Gojal1, 2, 3, 4 respectively. Gojal one composed of Ayean Abad, Shishkat, Gulmit, Ghulkin Passu, Hussaini. Gojal two composed of Khyber, Galapan Murokhoon, Jamal Abad, Gircha, Nazimabad, Hussain Abad, Sost, Khudabad and Misgar. Gojal 3 composed of Shimshaal and finally Gojal 4 composed of Khair Abad, Rash*t, Kirming, Kill, Espangi, Shersaabz, and Zodokhon.
The KKH runs from this region of Hunza and exit to neighbouring country China, at Khunjareb pass area of upper Hunza. From Chopurson the Wakhan corridor opens and this piece of land isolates this region from the former USSR.
Centre Hunza
Centre Hunza remained the administrative region during monarchical rule of Ayashoo dynast, a ruling family of Hunza for 980 years from 996-1974 and in realistic way centre Hunza is capital centre of Hunza State. Scholars disagree about the origin of families in the Centre Hunza.
Centre Hunza starts from a beautiful village Murtaza abad and ends at Attaabad and includes the villages of Murtaza abad, Hassan abad, Ali abad, Dorkhan, Shiras, Garelth, Hyder abad, Ganish, Karim Abad (Baltit), Momin Abad, Altit, Ahmed Abad, Gama Sareth and Atta abad.
This is most populous sub region of Hunza; 97% people speak Burushaski and rest of 3% speaks Domki. The Buroshoo Hunzai families everywhere on the globe oriented from this region. The diversify families roots found in Baltit, Altit and Ganish. The main families of Baltit are Diramiting, Khurokutz, Barataling, and Boroung, the main families of Altit are Hussenkutz, Hakalkutz, Khunukutz and Shu-shuroting, and the main families of Ganish are Shuknoting, Chaboekutz, Barchating and Chil Ganishkutz. The 3% Domki families settled in Momin abad, and found in minor ratio in some villages of Hunza.
Lower Hunza
Lower Hunza is a sub region of Hunza, boundaries with Nagar valley on east and on south. It starts from a village Khizir abad and ends at Nasir Abad, Lower Hunza composed of Khizir abad, Mayoon, Hussainabad, Khana Abad and Nasirabad. Nasirabad location on KKH makes it as a centre village of Lower Hunza.
This area is composed of Shina speakers, mainly migrants from nearby areas of Hunza, and many families belong to families of centre Hunza. The Shina language is the dominant language.
The main occasions celebrations are Novroz, Ginani, and Salgirahs, on these occasions delicious food traditional touch manufacture in the region, especially Sharbat and Harisa.
The region is famous for mulberry and high quality grapes, and also produces apricots, plums, cherries and other fruits. People grow maize, wheat, peas and vegetables.
KKH enter into the region on the first bridge of Hunza, at Nasirabad (Hindi) from Nagar Valley.
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28/12/2021

Abbottabad Chairlift is the longest chair lift in Pakistan that offers a serene and breathtaking view of the beautiful canvas of the city. It is almost 5 KM long. The chair lift starts from Township near Nawashehr in Abbottabad and stretches till Mera Rehmat Khan. You can access this chairlift on every type of vehicle car, bike, etc. The chairlift offers beautiful views of the city and is definitely a worthwhile experience if you are visiting Abbottabad. 50 minutes round trip at a reasonable price. The ticket is 350 rupees. Chairlift design is old and looks insecure but for adventurers, it gives a great feeling like you are the air. Eatables are available at the final destination. Some people feel very much fear because of its height. Maintenance is done all the time because it’s a matter of public safety, but, when you did an odd thing like standing up on the chairlift and making videos, then obviously that is insecure. The location is breathtaking and the water stream at the end is cherry on top.
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Watch the breathtaking beautiful travel to Lulusar Lake and Babuser Top
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31/10/2021

Sadiq Adventure Club
Trip to Neelum Valley Kashmir
Day-7
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Explore with MI, the route from Kel Neelum Valley Azad Kashmir to Naran Kaghan Valley. On the way explore Line of Control with India.

24/10/2021

WATCH THE BEAUTY OF NEELUM VALLEY KASHMIR
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Sadiq Adventure Club
Trip to Kashmir
Day-5
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Sadiq Adventure Club
Trip to Kashmir
Day-2
Dhani Waterfall, Indian Line of Control, and, a village Kairan which is half in India and half in Pakistan
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19/09/2021

Sadiq Adventure Club trip to Kashmir
Day-1 Kohala Bridge Picnic Point
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10/08/2020

HAPPY BIRTHDAY Secretary Sadiq Adventure Club Muiz Khalid

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Watch Sadiq Adventure Club (Trip to Kalash and Chitral Valley) video on our new website: https://www.sadiqpublicschool.com/home1

23/06/2020

ONE YEAR AGO!
Throwback to the most comprehensive trip of Sadiq Adventure Club.
SAC IV.
Anyone else missing these times in quarantine?
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04/02/2020

SAC - V (2020)
Random stop somewhere near Mingora.

02/02/2020

SAC iV - Kailash Valley (2019)
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01/02/2020

SAC III (2017) - Nanga Parbat 🏔
Captured by QaSim Sajjad Burana
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SAC - I (2016)
Location : Siri Payee 🌲

28/01/2020

President’s favourite trip, SAC V.
Location : Donga Gali Pipe Line Trek

27/01/2020

One of our recent trips, SAC IV.
The longest & comprehensive trip of adventure club.
Location : Garam Chashma Valley - Chitral

26/01/2020

SAC III - One of the best trips of Sadiq.
Location : Abbotabad Chair Lift 🍁

26/01/2020

Our OIC Moazzam Iqbal with Asadullah Mazari on SAC II (2016 - winter)
Location : Kalaam ❄️ ⛄️

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Here is our first post from the first trip of SAC in 2016.
Location : Sharan Forest 🌳🌲