KamranOnBike Again from Turkey to Pakistan

[zzqureshi]

Such a great effort indeed. No words to admire. Keep updating us, thanks.

[DrUsmanNawaz]

background me snow is too fit to see

[ezisohail]

Zabardast. No words to describe about the traveler aim

[freelancepulp]

I must admit I don't offer my prayers regularly. In the past years, I have offered only Eid prayers. But today I prayed three times in the mosque where I am staying tonight. In comparison to cycling day in and day out, and doing sight seeing like a typical tourist over the past two months, it was a very spiritual experience to offer the prayers in this mosque located in a tiny village in Tajikistan.
I met local people who came to mosque for praying and I was repeatedly welcomed by them who would say, "Khush Amdeed", by holding their right hand against their chest.
Before Isha prayer, salty rice pudding (Shir Birinj) with bread was served in a big dish and everyone ate together. Before an elderly gentleman made tea for me. I boiled water in a kettle and made instant noodles for me. Now everyone has left the mosque except me. My bed is ready. A blanket has been provided to me, and I am ready to fall asleep. The last time I slept in the mosque, I was only 13.
Good night!

[freelancepulp]

I must admit I don't offer my prayers regularly. In the past years, I have offered only Eid prayers. But today I prayed three times in the mosque where I am staying tonight. In comparison to cycling day in and day out, and doing sight seeing like a typical tourist over the past two months, it was a very spiritual experience to offer the prayers in this mosque located in a tiny village in Tajikistan.
I met local people who came to mosque for praying and I was repeatedly welcomed by them who would say, "Khush Amdeed", by holding their right hand against their chest.
Before Isha prayer, salty rice pudding (Shir Birinj) with bread was served in a big dish and everyone ate together. Before an elderly gentleman made tea for me. I boiled water in a kettle and made instant noodles for me. Now everyone has left the mosque except me. My bed is ready. A blanket has been provided to me, and I am ready to fall asleep. The last time I slept in the mosque, I was only 13.
Good night!

[freelancepulp]

I must admit I don't offer my prayers regularly. In the past years, I have offered only Eid prayers. But today I prayed three times in the mosque where I am staying tonight. In comparison to cycling day in and day out, and doing sight seeing like a typical tourist over the past two months, it was a very spiritual experience to offer the prayers in this mosque located in a tiny village in Tajikistan.
I met local people who came to mosque for praying and I was repeatedly welcomed by them who would say, "Khush Amdeed", by holding their right hand against their chest.
Before Isha prayer, salty rice pudding (Shir Birinj) with bread was served in a big dish and everyone ate together. Before an elderly gentleman made tea for me. I boiled water in a kettle and made instant noodles for me. Now everyone has left the mosque except me. My bed is ready. A blanket has been provided to me, and I am ready to fall asleep. The last time I slept in the mosque, I was only 13.
Good night!

[freelancepulp]

I must admit I don't offer my prayers regularly. In the past years, I have offered only Eid prayers. But today I prayed three times in the mosque where I am staying tonight. In comparison to cycling day in and day out, and doing sight seeing like a typical tourist over the past two months, it was a very spiritual experience to offer the prayers in this mosque located in a tiny village in Tajikistan.
I met local people who came to mosque for praying and I was repeatedly welcomed by them who would say, "Khush Amdeed", by holding their right hand against their chest.
Before Isha prayer, salty rice pudding (Shir Birinj) with bread was served in a big dish and everyone ate together. Before an elderly gentleman made tea for me. I boiled water in a kettle and made instant noodles for me. Now everyone has left the mosque except me. My bed is ready. A blanket has been provided to me, and I am ready to fall asleep. The last time I slept in the mosque, I was only 13.
Good night!

[nabeel121]

Bravo. That would be amazing trip

[zzqureshi]

It was amazing to notice that calendar containing Namaz Timing was printed in Quetta...

[freelancepulp]

Finally Kamran is in Pakistan & you can read his full story at Dawn:
Adventure: Not all who wander are lost - Newspaper - DAWN.COM
& also Here: Learn to Follow Dreams from KamranOnBike | FreelancePulp.com

[anwarriaz1]

Amazing, Zabardast,,,,,,,,,

[kfateh]

shabash

[khawaja_fakher]

good
best wishes

[conflicted]

something exclusive... respect and lots of respect to kamran... best of luck for him