Hiking to Fairy Meadows and Nanga Parbat || Pakistan Travel Vlog
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- čas přidán 12. 05. 2023
- Epic hike to the worlds 9th tallest mountain Nanga Parbat in the Gilgit Baltistan Region of Northern Pakistan.
26,660 feet. The worlds ninth highest mountain. Towering above Northern Pakistan, Nanga Parbat begs to be conquered, yet it is one of the most dangerous mountains in the world, earning its nickname: Killer Mountain. Though there was no chance I would climb it, I wanted to get as close as I could to this monstrous rock. The trek started with a jeep drive up the worlds most dangerous road. Then a gorgeous hike to Fairy Meadows, where we camped for two nights. Followed by an attempt to Nanga Parbat base camp, but the snow made the journey impossible for us. We had the most beautiful 3 hiking days amongst some of the worlds highest mountains, and here’s how it went…
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Thanks for watching! And thanks for the encouragement!! Hope for more views too
This video is magnificent! Watching this just makes me feel good my friend. You narrated this brilliantly!
Thanks for watching!! Im glad you enjoyed it! It is one of my favorite videos yet
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Nice to watch
Glad you enjoyed it!
Good luck bro
Thanks!
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Beautiful view
Thanks it was such an epic hike!
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So nice of you! Thanks!!
Thank you for this video, I will one day go on an adventure like this.
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Hi bro thanks a lot for visiting Pakistan. I m seeing your videos just now. Very beautiful edits😊
Also do visit Swat Valley, Neelum Valley as well. Did u visit 'Jaglot'?? This is the place where 3 mountain ranges meet. Yes...3 mountain ranges. Plus do visit Peshawar, Multan, Karachi, Faislabad and Islamabad city😊
And do u know youtuber Kyle Nutt?? If yes... bring him with you to Pakistan. At least he should see Hunza Valley, Nanga Parbat, Swat Valley and Neelum Valley + Islamabad city. At least this much he should see.
Hey thanks for the comment! I did go to Peshawar and Islamabad! Hope to return again and see these other places you recommend!
@@thetravelingzam Thank you😊
Next, go to these recommended places...Swat Valley, Neelum Valley, 'Ratti gali Lake'...it's a beautiful mountain lake, Jaglot...where 3 mountain ranges meet, also do visit 'Multan' city.
And like I said...pls bring Kyle Nutt youtuber with you to Pakistan. He should also see the beauty of Pakistan... specially Hunza Valley, Nanga Parbat, Swat Valley and Islamabad city.
Awesome video ! Subscribed 💙💙. Ive booked my flight to Pakistan for july from the UK and will be going to nanga parbat. How much walking is involved ? As ive been dragged into this mission by my sister and now im dreading it. And also are therr any hotels we can stay in instead of camping? Can you get as close to the mountain without camping. Any guidance will be appreciated. Keep up the videos, have you got Instagram ❤
It’s really not that difficult of a hike and very rewarding. There are cabins all along the way so no need to bring a tent at all! My IG: @the_traveling_zam
Hi
So we are going for fairy meadow track next month but my fitness is not as such good can you please recommend me any exercise or tip for this track
It is honestly not that difficult of a trek. I would say pretty doable and I know there are horses offered if you are struggling but still want to experience it.
he charged you more its about 8000 one side
8,000 for one side of what?
Did you go through german view point to base camp?
I’m not remembering the name of it, but there was a huge camp area in the valley before base camp. Best views from there!
What time of year did you guys go - sorry if you mentioned it and I missed?
Just a few weeks ago, so mid April
Hi
I wanna go with my family in first week of June. Can u guide me is it OK to go howz Road condition and do u recommend to go there????
Hey! I went a few weeks ago before the protests in Islamabad so keep an eye on that. Might be tough with family depending on age of kids. It is a very very long bus ride to get there. Maybe 14 hours
what time of year was this?
I went in April of last year. Maybe a little too early
Will come to Pakistan
Yes you should go!
Were you aware of the 2013 Nanga Parbat Massacre before travelling here ? Couldn't find you talking to locals about it, just wondering what's the current conditions in terms of violence.
No I am not. What happened?
@@thetravelingzam 11 climbers from different countries were killed
It was just 1 attack in the history due to US and Taliban war. Situation is well under control now, and that was a reaction from Taliban against US drone attack which killed taliban commander and many local people and children.
Well US is gone for now, and with it all the terror and extremism. There's no problem currently and everything is normal.
Hopefully government will now start paying attention towards the infrastructure
@@user-bb3yd1ki9uThat incident happened on the Diamir (west) face of nanga Parbat. This fairy meadows side is north face . Never heard of any bad things happend here .
right! the massacre was done in Diamir Base Camp and not in Fairy meadow.@@Punkster556