DAY 2 wheelchair tour to Gilgit Baltistan Pakistan.and also you can ask all information about wheelchair accessibility

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A mind stretched by a new experience can never go back to its previous dimensions & visit to GB is less of an event and more of an experience.Moving around in a wheelchair in our part of the world not only limits the view from one's eyes butalso narrows down the ground under the feet.Wheelchair inaccessibility especially in hilly northern areas makes it harder for a spirit that has recently discovered its passion in travelling and that has started to find rest while in move.Not all those who wander, are lost becausethere are people who find themselves in the process of wandering.

قافلے ریت ہوئے دشت جنوں میں کتنے
پھر بھی آوارہ مزاجوں کا سفر جاری ہے

Our travelling plan was closely packed, hectic and not that sensible but our determination was indomitable and at the end, it was all worth it.That gush of adrenaline was so addictive that once we got to know its taste, we became insatiable.
I, along with my friends and colleagues followed this plan:

Day 1: from Muzaffarabad, balakot, naran, lulusar lake,babusar top, chilaas and night stay at astore

Day 2: Astore, Deosai plains, sheosar lake and night stay at skardu

Day 3: cold desert, katpana lake and desert, upper kachura lake, shangrila lake and night stay at skardu

Day 4: enroute hunza via kkh and night stay at hunza

Day 5: altit fort, attabad lake, passu cones, hussaini bridge, khunjerab pass, night stay at Hunza

Day 6: hunza, jaglot, chilaas, babusar, naran, muzaffarabad

You have brains in your head.You have feet in your shoes.You can steer yourself any direction you choose.
Oh, the places you’ll go....!!!!!!!!!

(Any questions regarding wheelchair access in these areas are welcome)

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PC: Imtiaz Hussain Photography