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Pakistan, a land of enchantment, is adorned with the pristine pink and white hues of cherry blossoms and apricot blossoms blooming across its hillsides and valleys. Pakistan boasts a diverse landscape, ranging from towering mountains to lush green valleys and vast deserts. It is precisely this beauty that draws tourists from all over the world to witness this magical natural spectacle, leaving anyone who sees it in awe.
This trip "shattered all the negative publicity" surrounding Thuy Duong's North Pakistan.
Hoang Thuy Duong's (Duong Duong Blog) 10-day journey exploring Pakistan brought her incredibly special and memorable experiences. Some of the places she visited included Attabad, Fairy Meadows, Hopar Valley, Hunza, Minapin, Passu...
"I never thought I'd set foot in Pakistan, let alone travel there. Before that, all I knew about this land was violence, war, danger... and this time it's a journey to 'break all the bad reputation' about North Pakistan," Hoang Thuy Duong shared with Travellive.
Lake Attabad, also known as the "Disaster Lake," is one of the most beautiful lakes in Pakistan, adorned with a magnificent emerald green hue.
Few people know that Lake Attabad was formed after a tragic natural disaster, holding painful memories for the local people.
Fairy Meadows is not only a popular hiking destination but also boasts one of the world's most dangerous off-road jeep routes.
The route from Fairy Meadows to Beyal Camp is one of the most beautiful, with travelers passing through valleys covered in pristine white snow.
Pakistan is a destination that not every traveler dares to try due to its harsh weather conditions and difficult transportation.
Hopar Valley, also known simply as Hopar, is located in the Nagar Valley and boasts stunning scenery, frequently appearing on lists of the most beautiful valleys in Hunza, Pakistan.
The locals are hospitable, always smiling and ready to help, offering guests fresh, delicious local specialties with a distinct mountain flavor.
The beauty of the Pakistani highlands
The vibrant flowers stand out against the valley floor.
Hunza Valley, often described as "paradise on earth"
Hunza is renowned for its breathtaking scenery, rich history, and unique culture, attracting visitors from all over the world.
Children in Hunza
Surrounded by cherry blossom valleys and the Hunza River, the scenery on all sides is picturesque.
Minapin is a picturesque village nestled at an altitude of 3,000 meters north of Mount Rakaposhi.
Minapin is renowned for its breathtaking scenery, stunning hiking trails, and hospitable people.
The Hussaini Suspension Bridge is the most dangerous suspension bridge in the world, precariously perched and exposed to strong winds.
Viewing Pakistan from the perspective of warhorses.
Hoang Thuy Duong's 10-day itinerary exploring Pakistan:
Day 1: Hanoi – Bangkok – Isamabad
Day 2: Isamabad - Chillas
Day 3: Minapin Koo, afternoon return to Hunza
Day 4: Altit Port - Passu
Day 5: Hussaini Suspension Bridge
Day 6: Bakoshi - Attabad - Hunza
Day 7: Passu – Ghulmit – Ghulkin – Karimabad
Day 8 Chillas – Fairy Meadows
Day 9: Fairy Meadows - Gilgit
Day 10: Gilgit – Isalamabad - Hanoi
