Raod Trip to Heavens. Astore, Rama, Deosai, Fairy Meadows and Hunza

[Abdullahnoor007]

welldone boys.brave work.

Shukria , Meherbani bhai jee

[Abdullahnoor007]

Abdulllah dear, now anxiously waiting for early morning shots of NP !!!

Taraveeh parhain aur ALLAH ALLAH karain bhai. Aik to parbat uper se nanga, Ramzan ka khayal karain bhai.

[ism1]

Taraveeh parhain aur ALLAH ALLAH karain bhai. Aik to parbat uper se nanga, Ramzan ka khayal karain bhai.

bachu, yeh woh wala nahi hy jo tumhare dimagh mey chaya howa hy noon alif 'naa' noon gaaf alif "naanga" bachon ko tou aisey hi parhana pareyga

[Abdullahnoor007]

We had planned to wake up early at dawn to see the views of Nanga Parbat but no one managed to wake up so early. We woke up at around 7am. Breakfast was ready by 8am. We took breakfast and took some pics of Nanga parbat. I noticed that its not possible to keep looking at Nanga Parbat for long. Its glow doesnt let you do that.

[Abdullahnoor007]

bachu, yeh woh wala nahi hy jo tumhare dimagh mey chaya howa hy noon alif 'naa' noon gaaf alif "naanga" bachon ko tou aisey hi parhana pareyga

hahahaha, bilkul. Lekin Naaaanga ka matlab wohi hai jo nanga ka hota hai.

[Abdullahnoor007]

Took some more pics at the same spot and then left for Beyal Camp.

[Abdullahnoor007]

It was a very easy walk with no steep hiking involved. Thick forest and a lot of streams have made this track a beautiful one. It takes around an hour or so to reach Beyal Camp.

[Abdullahnoor007]

The team was very comfortable as no one was feeling any signs of fatigue. Everyone was fresh and easy. But awam ki wasee tar mafaad main hum ne yeh faisla kia tha ke hum beyal se hi wapis aa jayen *** aur base camp try karne ki koshish bhi nahi karain ***.

[Abdullahnoor007]

Our guide Niamat was a young local boy who was doing his masters degree in Public Relations from Karachi University. He comes back to Fairy meadows in his summer break to earn some money in the peak season. He was a very nice guy and we all were very impressed by his approach and ideas. You can see Niamat in the last picture.

[Abdullahnoor007]

Approaching Beyal Camp. We met some foreigners from Netherlands on our way to Beyal Camp. They had recently done the K2 Base camp and now they were moving to the Nanga Parbat Base Camp. Two of them were above the age of 40 but super fit.

[Abdullahnoor007]

Some nice clicks as we were approaching Beyal Camp. You can see the team in easy moods.

[emmaar]

The team was very comfortable as no one was feeling any signs of fatigue. Everyone was fresh and easy. But awam ki wasee tar mafaad main hum ne yeh faisla kia tha ke hum beyal se hi wapis aa jayen *** aur base camp try karne ki koshish bhi nahi karain ***.

If team was comfortable then you have to try for Base camp too:(
A very good thread Abdullah, well narrated/captured pictures, tone is very light/soft and most of the important you helped a group of Textiles to become a group of Travelers.
Keep it up:)

[Abdullahnoor007]

If team was comfortable then you have to try for Base camp too:(
A very good thread Abdullah, well narrated/captured pictures, tone is very light/soft and most of the important you helped a group of Textiles to become a group of Travelers.
Keep it up:)

Thanks a lot Rashid Bhai. You are right, we should have done the Base Camp. But two members left the camp after we promised them that we will return from Beyal Camp. Yes, the credit to convert textilians to trekkers goes to me.

Thanks for your admiration for the thread. I keep following your wonderful threads and you are one of my inspirations.

[emmaar]

Thanks a lot Rashid Bhai. You are right, we should have done the Base Camp. But two members left the camp after we promised them that we will return from Beyal Camp. Yes, the credit to convert textilians to trekkers goes to me.

Thanks for your admiration for the thread. I keep following your wonderful threads and you are one of my inspirations.

Adding one sentence especially for you.
It is percieved that textilians haven't any social life or leisure activities but you must acknowledge that, this perception is completely wrong because
"Time niklta nahin Nikalna parta he"
Thanks for your good words

[ism1]

Our guide Niamat was a young local boy who was doing his masters degree in Public Relations from Karachi University. He comes back to Fairy meadows in his summer break to earn some money in the peak season. He was a very nice guy and we all were very impressed by his approach and ideas. You can see Niamat in the last picture.

Thumbs Up for the Niamat (Y). Bro, if u hv his contact no. just let him know, I wish to meet wid him, while his return leg to Karachi after summer break. plz pass on my cell no.to him 0324-2712282.

[b4bred]

i totally agree with you brother as I saw in a thread brutal cutting of forest in f/m which is killing the beauty and now a road in deosai what r they doing? even the newly built bridges are not going with the nature its realy sad

[Abdullahnoor007]

Adding one sentence especially for you.
It is percieved that textilians haven't any social life or leisure activities but you must acknowledge that, this perception is completely wrong because
"Time niklta nahin Nikalna parta he"
Thanks for your good words

Very true. Its all about priority. Insan jis cheez ko priority deta hai uske liye time nikaal hi leta hai.

[Abdullahnoor007]

i totally agree with you brother as I saw in a thread brutal cutting of forest in f/m which is killing the beauty and now a road in deosai what r they doing? even the newly built bridges are not going with the nature its realy sad

Well, you are right. Regarding Deosai it has a very important strategic location due to which army wants to have metalled road there. Warna i we consider the nature, this road shouldnt be built.

[Abdullahnoor007]

Thumbs Up for the Niamat (Y). Bro, if u hv his contact no. just let him know, I wish to meet wid him, while his return leg to Karachi after summer break. plz pass on my cell no.to him 0324-2712282.

here you go

Niamat Wakeel
0313-5351814

His number might be off during the off season as there are no signals at FM.

[b4bred]

but forest officers should give some attention to FM