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Welcome to trekking in Pakistan |
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| | Including the three largest mountain ranges in the world, Pakistan totalises 5 peaks over 8000 m, and 160 over 7000 m. Outside the polar areas, we find there the largest concentration of glaciers. Horizons of "terra incognita" are to be discovered near the Chinese border. A destination for intrepid trekkers!
Come here for the mountains, you will come back for its people which kindness and hospitality is unbeatable; they will seal the opinion you have of this country.
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| | | | | | | | A new trek signed Arzelier for 2009: Lupgar Pir Pass
Streams crossing, vertiginous and exposed passages to be avoided while it rains or when it’s windy make this itinerary ranked among the difficult treks.
Rocky landscapes are amazing. Chances are you will be alone. Under translation
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 in Gilgit et Nanga Parbat by icemountains, 20-01-10 17:37
in Gilgit et Nanga Parbat by admin, 20-01-10 11:48
in Gilgit et Nanga Parbat by icemountains, 18-01-10 16:24
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