Photos of The Hunza Valley in Pakistan

August 30 September 19 2024 (21 days)

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Old Kitchen

The kitchen in the palace of Shigar

Amburiq Mosque

The Amburiq Mosque is one of the oldest mosques in Baltistan

Children by the Road

Some children watch from a safe distance

Bus Transport

Public transport is mostly done in small buses

Chaqchan Mosque

The mosque dates from 1370 and is one of the oldest in the region

Khaplu Palace

The Khaplu Palace is an old fort and palace in Khaplu

Old Pots and Pans

The palace of Phaplu was built in the 19th century for the royal residence

Palace of Khaplu

The palace building has four floors built with wood mud bricks clay and earth mortar

Old Suspension Bridge

The old bridge over the Indus River has been replaced by a more modern one

Heavily Loaded

The load is stacked high to transport as much as possible

Playing Children

On the road in the Hushe valley

Pakistani Man

A man rests in Machlu

Machlu Mosque

The mosque in the village of Machlu in the Hushe valley

Chicken Seller

The chickens are weighed in a net for sale

Children Machlu

Children come to look at the group of tourists in Machlu

Exciting Bridge

Crossing a wooden bridge in the Hushe valley

Unpaved Route

The last part in the Hushe valley is still unpaved

Hushe Valley Walk

From Hushe on a clear day you should be able to see the Masterbrun K1 mountain

Small Accident

Even without a windshield the truck can be used perfectly

Road Worker

We pass a road worker on the way

Bread Baker

Naan bread is baked in the oven

The Satpara Lake

The reservoir provides water and electricity in Skardu

Satpara Reservoir

Hoesein and Medi by the Satpara lake

Drinking Tea

A cup of local tea with the drivers

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