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Comment on Tharparkar! by RAUF

RAUF — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 15:34:16 +0000

it is requested that an updated may please taken on Thar development and thar kool project and may please be present for our information. The problems of the Tharri may please be submitted in details being faced by Thari population

Wish you all the best. any assistance required in this regard we may be provided you. any assistance required kindly send message on my E-mail address, Thank you very much and we appreciate you for this efforts

Comment on Tharparkar! by hameed

hameed — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 19:14:35 +0000

Very good for Dr Shahid to gather information and literate the people and friends of Pakistan. Thankyou.

Comment on Shimshal Pamir Trek… by dashtnavard

dashtnavard — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 11:08:22 +0000

@Basharat: Thanks for the good words. Well, both of these treks Taobutt-Astore via Burzil and Shimshal Pamir have their own charm and cannot be compared directly. However, generally speaking if you have more liking for greenry and alpine trekking, Burzil trek is for you. And you feel good to be at some high altitude at the base of many seven thousanders, Shimshal would be the choice for you.

Comment on Shimshal Pamir Trek… by Basharat Ullah Khan

Basharat Ullah Khan — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 10:53:52 +0000

It was pleasure reading. That’s tough “Shimshal to Shewart is 40-45 km”. Anyways, I am confused between this trek & Taobhat to Chillum Choki trek. What do U recommend?

I have been on treks like fairy meadows, rakaposhi base camp, Makra peak from Neelam Valley side etc., what do you recommend as an preparation as most of my time is spent in the office and I hardly get any time for exercise, we are a group of 5 & 3 of us are 95KG weight with around 5-11 height. Looking forward for your input.

By the way, along with excellent write-up you are gem of a photographer, well captured!

Comment on Shimshal Pamir Trek… by Adil Mulki

Adil Mulki — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 00:42:24 +0000

Great trek yaar.
My name is Adil Mulki and I live in Karachi. I’d like to discuss some details about this trek. Can you provide me your email address?
My email address is :
adil.mulki@gmail.com

Comment on Naltar – Ishkoman Trek by qurban khan ishkoman

qurban khan ishkoman — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 06:21:50 +0000

wow its amizaing seen

Comment on Pir Hassimar… by NoName

NoName — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 08:24:51 +0000

We recently returned from a trip to the same area. We met a person at the shrine on top of Pir-Chinasi who claimed to be a descendant of Pir Sahib. According to him, names of the peak arise from the following words.

Chan Aasi :
These words are familiar to us all. Chan means friend and aasi means “will come”. Pir sahib died there waiting for a friend who had gone ahead further into the mountains.

Aasi Mar :
Aasi is from the Urdu word “aasa” or the walking stick. According the person there was no spring on the mountain top before pir sahib’s era. It started flowing when pir sahib struck his stick on ground on the request of the locals, who needed water for their cattle.

Comment on Nagarparkar! by PADAM VEER DESHI

PADAM VEER DESHI — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 14:24:55 +0000

THAR (NAGARPARKER)
IS HEART OF SINDHU DESH
JEAY SINDHU DESH
LOVE SINDH LOVE THAR
WE WENT TO VISIT NAGARPARKAR IT WAS LOOKING LIKE HEAVEN HAVING LONG VISION ……..

Comment on Thandiani to Nathiagali Trek by Imran

Imran — Wed, 27 May 2009 13:32:27 +0000

Saad, here’s a link to the Dagri rest house’s photo on FlickR. I was on the trek last weekend. Enjoy.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/11988311@N03/3557802133/

Comment on Thandiani to Nathiagali Trek by dashtnavard

dashtnavard — Tue, 26 May 2009 19:13:41 +0000

@Saad: I have uploaded the one that I had..