For quite some time, I had been working on a plan which could cover more atleast 7/8 minor and two three major places of natural scenic beauties merged into a single trip but mostly due to lack of adventurous friends or cousins, I had to postpone it.
This time I decided to pursue alone or maybe try and get some fellow people from Pakwheels who would like to join the trip as well. This would not only prove economical but we can also get to have an adventure together.
The plan is pretty exciting and full of adventure. The duration is about 2 weeks. The journey is to be set in July 2012. Most of the journey is based on road trips and bare foot hiking stuff.
The only two conditions needed for participation are that; you need to be adventurous and you need to have balls...
If you would like to be a part of the plan, please let me know. Feel free to join as many people as you want, into the plan.
Very Economical Trip: No personal cars - All public transport, Cheap Food and Cheap Accomodation
Here is my actual plan
Main aim of the journey:
Explore Malika Parbat & Aanso lake
Explore Nanga Parbat
And view natural beauties throughout the journey (Kaghan, Shogran, Naran, Saif ul Muluk, Lulusar, Dudupatsar, Fairy Meadows and the 8th Wonder of the World, Karakoram Highway)
Journey Summary:
Karachi to Rawalpindi
Rawalpindi to Naran
Naran to Saif ul Muluk then to Ansoo Jheelo then Malika Parbat Trek then back to Naran
Naran to Chilas
Chilas to Fairy Meadows then to Nanga Parbat Base Camp then back to Chilas
Return journey from Chilas to Rawalpindi (through Karakoram highway)
Journey Plan: (Remember, you can join from any point in between)
Karachi (Start) - Rawalpindi - Abbotabad - Mansehra - Balakot - Kaghan - Naran - Saif ul Muluk - Ansoo Jheel - Malika Parbat trek - Saif ul Muluk - Naran - Battakundi - Jalkhad - Lulusar - Dudipatsar - Babusar - Thak - Chilas - Rakiot - Tato - Fairy Meadows - Nanga Parbat (Base camp) - Tato - Rakhiot - Chilas - Sazin - Dasu - Besham - Thakot - Batgram - Mansehra - Rawalpindi - Karachi (End)
Here's a map for an idea of the journey:

