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The Land of Fairies " 14km away another 3000 feet above the Naran is Fairy Tale Lake Saiful Maluk the lake is accessible by jeep or by tracking because there is a mere trek to reach the lake. It is almost impossible to describe the beauty of this lake. The Queen of the Mountains is standing in the east and looking her image in the mirror of Lake Saiful Maluk.

Naran is the most beautiful & picturesque valley. That's why it is called virtual paradise, unbelievably pristine state and still unspoiled by the human. You'll find the Himalayan peaks hidden with clouds or snow, somewhere you'll find the beautiful fairy tale lakes, which will attract you toward them, and you might decide not to leave this place at any cost.

Under Contruction: A 7 month journey by pushbike to Asia covering those countries: Austria, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Iran, Pakistan, India, Nepal, Thailand, Malaysia. Join me for the ride!

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auf dem weg nach indien on our way to india

Sent: Friday, July 20, 2007 11:57 AM Subject: Security Situation   Colleagues, The worsening law and order situation in the country is a source of grave concern.  It is, therefore, imperative that we should enhance our personal security and also beef up security arrangements at our installations/offices/locations. Above in view, kindly observe the following security measures: Ø       Personal Security. Restrict unnecessary mov...

  While completing a semester abroad at the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore during my fourth year at the University of Western Ontario (UWO), I realized I had a real passion for traveling.  In 2005, armed with a Media and Information Technology Bachelor’s degree from UWO, I set out to experience new cultures by starting a one year internship at the Aga Khan University in Karachi, Pakistan. I soon entered a world that was foreign to me.  Before embarking on this...

Any visitor to Lahore must visit the Food Street project in Gawalmandi. We, in India, love to eat as much as the Pakistanis do and probably have more variety of cuisine than them. Yet the very sight of Food Street makes you salivate. At first sight, it is a non descript kind of street, not very long, off the infamous Laxmi Chowk of Lahore and it consists essentially of street side restaurants, juice, milk and sweet shops all bunched together on this short stretch. During the day it could be ...

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Doing the old hippie trail in reverse, traversing from Nepal to see more of the roof of the world, visit exotic places as Bhutan, dwell in the lowlands of Bangladesh, seek the origin of Budhism in India and finally make my way out of the continent via Pakistan.

Usually I go to lahore, but this one time we drove out of lahore and ventured on to islamabad, abottabad, muri and then ended up in donga gali (in pakistan's northwestern frontier). It was beutiful and clean, which is different than lahore. Islamabad was filled with tourist and had amazing views of larg hills/small mountains in the backdrop. It was quite the experience!

Postcards I have received from around the world... a work in progress because this is my new (and addicting) hobby! I love sending/receiving postcards from my TB friends...and I've even gotten my family into sending me postcards too! :)

A year long road trip driving from Sydney to Southampton in a BMW X5 checking out progress on the Asian Highway Project and visiting 100 world heritage sites along the way

2nd deployment. Also visited Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Kyrgyzstan

One month in Pakistan, staying with friends, seeing more than the usual tourist destinations..