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Tia Adventure World Travel has 182K followers. Est. daily gain: - with an average of - posts/day. (Based on history)
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Answer: ✈︎ my unfiltered full-time travels ✨raw moments & real stories 🌍 68 countries 📍Pakistan 🇵🇰 ✉️contact@teetravels.co.uk 👇🏻founder @whynotadventures_

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WORST TRAVEL AWARDS 💀🫣 I want to start by saying this isn’t meant to be inherently negative or disrespectful - I truly love most things about these countries mentioned and everything they have to offer. But the reality is travel is messy, imperfect, and honestly, sometimes frustrating and all of these categories play a part in those feelings 😂 What I’m sharing here is just MY personal experience, take it with a pinch of salt and do not let it put you off travelling to these places !! Part of travelling is the reckless drivers that make you feel like you’re in a video game, roads with bumps that give you air time, toilets that test your balance😅 These things don’t define these countries, nor do they overshadow the incredible people, culture, and memories I’ve made there. Just my honest thoughts on some of the drawbacks of countries I have travelled in😆 If you have any questions about the WHY I put countries in any of these categories let me know. 😆 I actually couldn’t think of a 4th country for worst toilet situation…what would you say? 🤷🏼‍♀️ I’d be intrigued to hear your top country for some of these categories 👀👇🏻 #travel #pakistan #kyrgyzstan #egypt #costarica #centramerica #iceland #cambodia #georgia #azerbejan #turkiye #morroco #guatemala #maldives #japan #malaysia
WHERE TO VISIT PAKISTAN 🇵🇰👇🏻 👉🏻RAKAPOSHI - my FAVOURITE hike in Pakistan and all round favourite area. Rakaposhi is the 27th highest mountain in the world that you can spot it from many places in Hunza. The hike To Rakaposhi can be done in one day if you’re fit but I advise breaking it up so you can camp at the gorgeous Hakpun Camp. From Base Camp you can see huge black and white glaciers and other mountains over 6000m. Start in the village of Minapin, there’s a lovely hostel at the bottom that do great food. 👉🏻FAIRY MEADOWS - home to Nanga Parbat, there’s 9th highest mountain in the world (8126m!). To get here you must get off road jeeps from Raikot Bridge, it’s an experience in itself! It’s a 5km hike up to Fairy Meadows, I reccomend staying at GreenLand Resorts the guys who work there are so welcoming. From Fairy Meadows you have an incredible view of Nanga Parbat & can see its reflection in the small lake. Stay 2 nights so you can hike to Nanga Parbat base camp and German Viewpoint, for a close up view. You can stop at Beyal Camp for some food with a great view as well. 👉🏻SKARDU - my advice is to climb Marsur Rock (a great photo!), visit the Sarfaranga desert (where you can do 4x4, paragliding, horse riding etc), upper & lower Kachura lake and Manthoka Waterfall. K2 basecamp also starts from here! 👉🏻GOJAL - take a boat ride on Attabad lake and hike up to Baskochi Meadows for a view down onto the lake. Visit the iconic Passu cones, Passu Bridge, Passu Glacier, Borith Lake (where you can swim!) & black glacier. I recommend basing yourself at rehmanhomestay.ghulkin for an authentic experience with a local family & Ghulkin is the most beautiful village in this area. 👉🏻NALTAR - mountains here feel more like Switzerland, very green! Get jeeps to Satrangi Lake and Blue Lake, hike to Naltar View Point. But DO NOT SUPPORT the snow leopard in captivity there 🙁 👉🏻KARIMIBAD - the most peaceful village, looking onto multiple 7000m+ mountains. Visit Baltit & Altit Fort, explore the bazar, check out the Pavilion (a woman’s run restaurant serving traditional food, very different from other food in Pakistan), hike up to Eagles Nest for sunset.
19 VIDEOS TO PERSUADE YOU TO VISIT PAKISTAN 🇵🇰👇🏻 Genuinely no country on earth takes my breath away like Pakistan. The landscapes bring you to a type of presence that is impossible to describe until you visit. True awe, grounding from the huge mountains, diversity of nature, peace on the trails. So so excited to be back next month, my soul feels revived when I am there ✨ LOCATIONS IN THESE VIDEOS👇🏻 1) Fairy Meadows - home to 9th highest mountain in the world Nanga Parbat 2) Rakaposhi Base Camp - my favourite hike in Pakistan, looking onto a 7788m mountain & huge glaciers 3) Baskochi Meadows - looking onto the bright blue Attabad Lake 4) Marsur Rock - a tough hike to a hanging rock in Skardu 5) Rakaposhi (way down) - the view of Rakaposhi after heading down from base camp 6) Passu Cones - no hiking needed for this iconic road you can drive to for a photo 7) Karimibad - most magical place in Pakistan, beautiful village looking into Rakaposhi 8) Hakapun Camp - best base before Rakaposhi base camp and the best stars 9) Faisal Mosque - 6th largest mosque in the world in Islamabad 10) View from pass opposite Rakaposhi Base Camp - many people skip this lookout but it’s so worth the extra push 11) Sarfaranga Desert - a desert surrounded by mountains in Skardu 12) Fairy Meadows en route to Nanga Parbat Base Camp - so many goats on this trail! 13) Marsur Rock - the optical illusion of hanging from this rock! 14) Passu Glacier - huge glacier coming out from Passu Mountain (7478m). 15) Dance party at random food hut en route fairy meadows - always high vibes in Pakistan with dancing and singing 16) Accomodation at Eagles Nest / Duikar Valley - I love the irises and eagles nest is a great sunset point 17) Walking around the village in Karimibad - pure peace 18) Baltit Fort - from the roof and windows you can have a panoramic view over Karimibad and multiple 7000m + mountains 19) Black Glacier looking onto Passu Cones - a small hike up the back of the village Ghulkin Can’t wait to extend this list after my next visit, I fall more and more in love with this country everytime I visit 🥹🇵🇰 #pakistan #pakistantravel

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