📷 Three Views of Nanga Parbat. Pakistan
The mountain is beautiful, and most importantly, to get to places with a great view of it, to Fairy Meadows, is not very difficult. One flight to Gilgit town, transfer to the foot of the jeep road to the mountains, transfer to specially prepared jeeps with local drivers, and a 5-kilometer uphill track with an increase in height of about several hundred meters. By jeep road in their cars will not be allowed, and rightly so — the road is dangerous, one of the most dangerous in the world. Local but know it by heart.
But on arrival magnificent views and hospitable hosts wait you as reward. There is a sufficient number of different guest houses and campgrounds. And bringing the food on yourself is not necessary, the main thing is to bring the necessary clothes and photographic equipment to take photo of the surroundings)
The photo with partial reflection in a pool of water I personally like more, but the sunset view is also very good)
Fairy Meadows, Pakistan, July 2018.
P.S. You can click on the photos and watch it in larger size :)
Camera: OLYMPUS OM-D E-M5 Mark II
Wow! What a beautiful place!! Your photos are lovely :) Thank you so much for sharing it with us!!
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Great landscapes: Nature between Mountains, Animals and Warter
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Thank you) Nature is beautiful)
What stunning landscapes! You make me feel like I am there!
It's great that you feel so! Thank you!)
Amazing view and amazing photograph @kibela, really love to see the place. Thank you for sharing this with us
Thank you! I'm so glad to see if people like my photos)
Merry christmas! :) 🎄
Merry Christmas to you, too!
Thanks! :)
Beautiful photos. That scenery reminds me of the Swiss Alps!
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Thank you! I've never seen Swiss Alps before, but I want to do it in future. All the mountains are beautifull)
Nobwonder why people keep fighting for your beautiful country @kibela. Have been read so many wonderful story about it but never seen one. Thanks for sharing the beauty of the mountain and the fairy meadow... lovely pics😍
Found your post through @el-nailul entry post in the pay it firward contest this week. Wish you all the best and keep steeming😉
That's not my country (I'm from Russia), but I agree - Pakistan is beautifull with it's mountains. I wish you to visit it, it'worth to do)
Thank you!)
Ooopppsss... I'm sorry @kibela 😊 so you are from Russia and you visited Pakistan then share us the picture of the place☺ how do you know about this place?
Well, this mountain is rather famous, and about exactly Fairy Meadows I knew when we decided to join the trip there)
That first photo looks straight out of a fairy tale! So stunning. I would love to go visit that place!
In reality, the view was even better than you see on the photo. I wanted to catch the sense of fairy taile, but not very successfull. But I'm very pleased you like the photo) It's worth to visit this place!