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23/05/2019

05/04/2019

Thank you Eva for showing the world what Pakistan comprises of.

Pakistan ♥️

27/03/2019

12/03/2019

Travel to Skardu and explore several lakes and deserts.

Day: 00:-(Lahore – Islamabad)
• Reporting time 8:00 pm Daewo Terminal Thokar Niaz Baig Lahore
• Departure at 9:00 Pm via Motorway ,and then KKH
• Stop after every 3-4 hour drive
• Pick up Members from Islamabad

Day: 01:-
(Mansehra- Chillas)
• Reach Mansehra around at 7:00 pm
• Breakfast on the way near Mansehra
• Continue drive to Chillas via Naran
• Stop over Rafting Point, Luloser Lake, Babuser Top
• Continue Drive towards Chillas
• Dinner & overnight stay at Chillas / Gonar Farm / Bunji

Day: 02:-
• Breakfast at hotel
• Departure for Skardu at 10:00 am
• Stopover at Nanga parbat view point, conjunction point of Indus and Gilgit River & three highest Mountains Ranges junction point
• Continue drive towards Skardu
• Leave KKH and continue Drive on Gilgit-Skardu road
• Dinner will be served at Hotel
• Overnight Stay in Hotel

Day: 3:-
(Skardu-Khurmang-Khaplu)
• Breakfast at Hotel
• After Breakfast drive towards Kharmung
• Sightseeing at Manthoka Waterfall
• Explore Shigar
• Drive back to Hotel
• Dinner and Overnight stay at hotel.

DAY: 04:-
(Deosai-Sheoser Lake-Skardu)
• Breakfast at hotel
• Departure for Khaplu
• Full day to explore Khaplu
• Dinner & overnight stay at hotel

DAY: 05:-
(Shangrila Lake and upper Kachura Lake)
• Breakfast in Hotel
• Visit at upper Kachura lake Shangrila
• Drive back to Hotel
• Dinner and Overnight Stay at hotel

DAY: 06:-
(Skardu-Chillas
• Breakfast
• Departure for Chillas at 7:00 am
• Lunch on the way
• Continue drive towards Chillas
• Overnight stay and dinner at Chillas/Naran

Day: 07:-
(Chillas-Lahore)
• Breakfast at Hotel at 7:00 am
• Departure for Lahore at 7:30 am
• Drive via Babuser top
• Lunch break
• Drop Members at Islamabad
• Continue drive towards Lahore
• Reach Lahore at midnight around 11:00 pm
• End of our services.

12/03/2019

Let's explore Sawat: 4 day Swat and Kalam

Day 0 (17th March):
* Departure from LUMS at 8pm
* Pick up Islamabad participants

Day 1
* Skiing at Malam Jabba (Subject to snow)
* Enjoy Chair lift at Malam Jabba (personal expense)
* Night stay in Mingora
Meals: Breakfast + Dinner

Day 2
* Reach Kalam
* Jeep to Ushu forest
* Continue jeep ride to Mahudand Lake (if roads are accessible)
* Nightstay at Kalam
Meals: Breakfast + Dinner

Day 3
* Trek to Boyun Valley
* Night stay in Kalam
Meals: Breakfast + Dinner

Day 4
*Leave Kalam
*Sight seeing on way
Meals: Breakfast + Dinner

11/03/2019

Never seen Kashmir before in Spring? Let's do it this year.
4 day Premium trip to Kashmir(Neelam Valley)
(18th March - 21st March)

Day 0 (17th March):
* Departure from LUMS at 8pm
* Pick up Islamabad participants

Day 1:
* Visit Dhanni Waterfall / Kutton Waterfall
* Visit Keran & Upper neelam
* Overnight stay at Sharda
Meals: Breakfast + Dinner

Day 2:
* Jeep ride to Kel
(If roads & trek conditions are suitable otherwise explore snowy Sharda valley & visit old Shardah University)
* Hike to Arang Kel
* Stay at Arang Kel
Meals: Breakfast + dinner

Day 3:
* Breakfast at Arang kel
* Explore Arang Kel
* Trek back to Kel
* Jeep ride to Sharda
* Overnight stay at Keran
Meals: Breakfast + dinner

Day 4:
* Explore Keran in early morning
* Departure for lums
Meals: Breakfast + Dinner

Day 0 (17th March):
* Departure from LUMS at 8pm
* Pick up Islamabad participants

Day 1:
* Visit Dhanni Waterfall / Kutton Waterfall
* Visit Keran & Upper neelam
* Overnight stay at Sharda
Meals: Breakfast + Dinner

Day 2:
* Jeep ride to Kel
(If roads & trek conditions are suitable otherwise explore snowy Sharda valley & visit old Shardah University)
* Hike to Arang Kel
* Stay at Arang Kel
Meals: Breakfast + dinner

Day 3:
* Breakfast at Arang kel
* Explore Arang Kel
* Trek back to Kel
* Jeep ride to Sharda
* Overnight stay at Keran
Meals: Breakfast + dinner

Day 4:
* Explore Keran in early morning
* Departure for LUMS
Meals: Breakfast + Dinner

11/03/2019

Let's explore Fairy Meadows and Hunza in Spring with TravelEase

Fairy Meadows
Fairy Meadows, named by German climbers (German Märchenwiese, ″fairy tale meadows″) and locally known as Joot, is a grassland near one of the base camp sites of the Nanga Parbat, located in Diamer District, Gilgit-Baltistan at an altitude of about 3,300 meters above the sea level, it serves as the launching point for trekkers summiting on the Raikot face of the Nanga Parbat. In 1995, the Government of Pakistan declared Fairy Meadows a National Park.

Hunza Valley
Hunza is a mountainous valley in the Gilgit–Baltistan region of Pakistan. Hunza is situated in the extreme northern part of Pakistan. It was formerly a princely state bordering Uyghurstan also called Xinjiang (autonomous region of China) to the northeast and Pamir to the northwest, which survived until 1974, when it was finally dissolved by Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. The state bordered the Gilgit Agency to the south and the former princely state of Nagar to the east. The state capital was the town of Baltit (also known as Karimabad); another old settlement is Ganish Village. Hunza was an independent principality for more than 900 years. The British gained control of Hunza and the neighbouring valley of Nagar between 1889 and 1892 through a military conquest. The then Mir (ruler) Mir Safdar Ali Khan of Hunza fled to Kashghar in China and sought what would now be called political asylum.

Hunza is in three part, Lower, Central and upper Hunza, central and upper Hunza (Gojal) offer the best sightseeing’s

03/03/2019

Lahore, Pakistan

the historic panorama of Lahore during rain.

24/02/2019

When the sea 🌊 touches the sky 🌌

24/02/2019

Sindh has been home to one of the oldest civilisations in the world. Stories are seeped into its soil, legends whispered across its land.
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In this short film by Shanakht Studio, narrator Eva zu Beck tells us about the star-crossed lovers Sohni and Mahiwal, shares the legend of Udero Lal, and visits the shrine of Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai.
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Directed by: Ahsan Ali & Ammar Rehmani
Written by: Ammar Rehmani
Narrated by: Eva Zu Beck
DOP: Maaz Ahmed & Ahsan Ali
Drone Operator: Syed Bilal
On-Location Sound: Haris
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This film was produced under the project, a collaboration between Dawn.com and DW اردو to highlight and showcase stories that define the real meaning of Pakistan. The project comprises of eight different films, and one film will be released every Saturday at 6pm on our social channels.

05/02/2019

Bhashu Valley, Skardu, Pakistan

27/01/2019

Taobat, Neelam Valley, Azad Kashmir, Pakistan

26/01/2019

Gwadar has been the talk of the business community in Pakistan and China thanks to CPEC. But what is the REAL Gwadar? What about the community that lives here?

Let's see what Eva zu Beck has to say about Gawadar
Video by Eva zu Beck

22/01/2019

Most amazing views from The Edge of Africa ☀
🌍Skeleton Coast, Namibia 🇳🇦️

19/01/2019

Shigar Valley, Skardu, Pakistan

14/01/2019

's breathtaking Northern Areas turn into a winter wonderland!

14/01/2019

Pakistan is captivating, and this is why!

You might have read about Pakistan for some hundred reasons, and I can vouch that tourism was never one of all those hundreds. In fact, not many people believe that Pakistan is home to some of the most stunning landscapes that one can ever imagine. Plus, the people here are surprisingly warm, eager....

25/12/2018

Guess which place in Pakistan is in the list?

The world keeps getting bigger. Here's what top travel agents have their eye on.

21/12/2018

Strawberry at Syedwala, River Ravi side, Punjab, Pakistan

17/12/2018

Ratt Gali Lake, Kashmir, Pakistan

16/12/2018

Batura Glacier, 5th longest glacier outside the polar region is in Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan .

09/12/2018

Here is why you should have a sip of the one of its kind Hunza Water during your next trip upnorth!

In 1963, Dr Patrick Flanagan was a consultant for the United States’ Pentagon when he met the Father of Fluid Dynamics, Dr Henry Coanda.

“Water is the most important thing you put in your body, but not all water is equal”, said the legendary Romanian scientist as he told Dr Flanagan about his quest for the Fountain of Youth for the past 60 years.

He had been studying the five mountainous regions in the world where people commonly lived healthy and productive life for over 100 years, and discovered that while their diets were different, the one thing they had in common was the type of water they consumed.

One such region was Hunza land in North Pakistan, where the water contained certain silicate minerals that originate from the surrounding glacial mountains and the people drink the glacial water containing all those minerals.

Taking over the research, Dr Flanagan discovered that these minerals gave the Hunza water anomalous properties such as a lower surface tension and lower freezing point. Other qualities include a high zeta potential, natural colloids, minerals and unique tiny silica.

The Hunza water is substantially similar to the water surrounding our cells, resulting in better cellular hydration and nutrient absorption for the people who consume it.

09/12/2018

Beyond the Wall, the world of GOT
Verjerav Glacier - Shimshal Valley, Pakistan

by Mobeen Mazhar's Photography

08/12/2018

Chabahar, Baluchistan

30/11/2018

"Trees are poems the Earth writes upon the sky"
- Khalil Gibran

23/11/2018

Darbar Mahal, Bahawalpur, Pakistan

22/11/2018

Amazing view of Faisal Mosque, Islamabad, Pakistan

21/11/2018

World's 7th largest Mosque, Bahria Town Lahore, Pakistan

20/11/2018

Chitral Scouts School, Pakistan

20/11/2018

Wazir Khan Mosque, Lahore, Pakistan



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18/11/2018

Scuba Diving at Bhit Khori, Karachi, Pakistan



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17/11/2018

Kot Diji Fort, Sindh, Pakistan



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17/11/2018

Who's up for a trip to Turkey?

17/11/2018

Who's up for a cycling trip in the North?