Pakistan is unstable because there is too much information about terrorism. The war zone of Kashmir is always a danger for tourists who have not had enough experience. But there is a place in the north of this country - Hunza valley (in Gilgit - Bakistan province) is always fondly called "the place where paradise is kept".
The golden hillsides, the majestic snow-capped mountains, the optimistic smiles…, all were fully captured through the lens of a Vietnamese tourist.
Autumn comes and turns the mountains and hills of northern Pakistan yellow.
Hunza Valley is one of the most beautiful places in Pakistan with an altitude of more than 2,500 m above sea level.
This is a fertile land, enriched by the alluvium of the Hunza River with meltwater from the snow-capped mountains over 7,000 m high.
Phandar is a village located at the end of the road from Gilgit so it is almost isolated, life moves very slowly
Panoramic view of Phandar valley is as beautiful as a watercolor painting
Not only covered by yellow leaves, this land in northern Pakistan also owns the second highest snow-capped mountains in the world.
Pakistan contains a brilliant civilization with architectural works from Buddhism, Hinduism to Islam that have thousands of years of history.
The poplar trees glowed in the first rays of sunlight.
The Gilgit River suddenly becomes calm as it flows through Phandar
Suspension bridges over rivers are a typical Hunza way of life.
The locals are friendly and always optimistic with a smile on their faces.
A little girl in Hoper village, the children here have rosy cheeks due to the weather.
In this land, people bond with each other over afternoons of sunbathing and some happy gossip during the day.
Hunza is famous for its fruits, especially apples, tangerines and bananas. Here, people do not use any chemical fertilizers or pesticides to grow fruit trees.
Mr. Pham Minh Hai - a Vietnamese tourist who was lucky enough to experience the life and scenery of Pakistan shared: "My emotions exploded when one morning I pulled the window curtain. Heaven was no longer just a fairyland, it was right before my eyes, fierce to the extreme yet gentle to the extreme. The photos I took, the words I described were nothing compared to the real beauty of this place."
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