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Pakistan Photos

Nanga Parbat, Gilgit-Baltistan (Formerly Northern Areas), Pakistan - 2005 Trip
:: Nanga Parbat, Gilgit-Baltistan (Formerly Northern Areas), Pakistan - 2005 Trip :: 		Taxila - Indus Valley Civlization - Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (Formerly NWFP), Pakistan
:: Taxila - Indus Valley Civlization - Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (Formerly NWFP), Pakistan :: 		Government College University, Lahore (GCU, formerly GC) - Punjab, Pakistan
:: Government College University, Lahore (GCU, formerly GC) - Punjab, Pakistan :: 		Garhi Habibullah Khan and Muzaffarabad - Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (Formerly NWFP) & AJK, Pakistan
:: Garhi Habibullah Khan and Muzaffarabad - Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (Formerly NWFP) & AJK, Pakistan ::
Kaghan Valley, Lake Saiful Mulook and Malika Parbat - Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (Formerly NWFP), Pakistan
:: Kaghan Valley, Lake Saiful Mulook and Malika Parbat - Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (Formerly NWFP), Pakistan :: 		Good old Lahore - Punjab, Pakistan
:: Good old Lahore - Punjab, Pakistan :: 		Gilgit-Baltistan (Formerly Northern Areas), Pakistan - Deosai, Skardu, Rakaposhi
:: Gilgit-Baltistan (Formerly Northern Areas), Pakistan - Deosai, Skardu, Rakaposhi :: 		Quetta to Lahore Jan '06 - Balochistan, Pakistan
:: Quetta to Lahore Jan '06 - Balochistan, Pakistan ::
Malam Jabba 2005 - Swat Valley, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (Formerly NWFP), Pakistan
:: Malam Jabba 2005 - Swat Valley, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (Formerly NWFP), Pakistan :: 		Manora Island Beach - Karachi, Pakistan
:: Manora Island Beach - Karachi, Pakistan :: 		Mangla Dam Trip - March 2002 - AJK, Pakistan
:: Mangla Dam Trip - March 2002 - AJK, Pakistan :: 		Faisal Mosque, Islamabad, Pakistan
:: Faisal Mosque, Islamabad, Pakistan ::
Maps of Pakistan
:: Maps of Pakistan ::

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Guest 24-Feb-2013 20:05
Beutifull
mudasir butt 08-Jun-2012 11:46
good work usman but no pics of kalam oshu valley mohadand lake specially shogran from balakot side and sri payeeeeee thats really amazing and breath taking.........u also missed lalazar just 10 kms away from naran....................wow beautiful scenic views of these places plz add or let me know i send u the gr8 pics of wide lush green grasses with catles and streams very orginal and remarkable..........do visit if u havent.
Malkera 21-Oct-2011 11:37
Sucah a nice phoyography ..... ilove my pakistan.
M Anwer Abro 25-Aug-2011 12:58
Our pakistan is very beautifull, I want we shulld work hard for our Pakistan ,we shulld not currption in our work./,./,./,/ok Allah Hafiz.,/.,./,/.,Pakista Zinda Abad Islam painda Abad .,/.,/.,/.,/.,/.,
Naseem Amir 19-Jul-2010 07:28
HI I M NASEEM FROM LAHORE
REALLY NICE PICTURE OF PAKISTAN PLEASE MORE ADD PICTURE OF TOURIST PLACES
Wajid Hussain Mir 24-Oct-2009 19:13
I am Wajid Hussain Mir from Hiramosh I am your cousin haider abas
HAIDER ABBAS MIR 23-Aug-2009 08:42
V.NICE PAKISTAN THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PLACE OF THE WORLD.
SPECIALLY NORTHERN AREAS .
WADI KUTWAAL HERAMOSH IS THE HEAVEN ON EARTH,
Faizul Bari Quraishi 13-Aug-2009 10:31
Very Beautiful Pictures, Pakistan Norther Area are Paradise & Gilgit & Hunza & Skardu are most actractive & peaceful.
Khalil-ur-rehman 05-Aug-2009 11:39
Dear Waqas
I really appreciate your work and hope that you will also explore the remaining beauty of Pakistan as well, especially Coastal Highway and Gwadar.
Wiley Wesson06-Jul-2009 14:00
Dear Sir: I still enjoy your photo's greatly, your country is really beautiful and the people have a "true" character which you have been able to shave through your pictures.
I pay that your amazingly beautiful and diverse County is able to attaint a level of stability and respect which allows all to enjoy the fruits of such a truly striking County with just a rich history.
I'm to old and handicapped to be able to travel there, had hoped to, but old age has left me with only pictures of places that I had so much wanted to see in my retirement age.
I'm so happy that you took the time to take these pictures and share them with all, you have made me a very happy person.

Thank you

Wiley S Wesson Sr
Waqas Usman08-Sep-2007 05:47
Thank you Guest, my interest was always in still photography, motion pictures are more time-consuming and boring to watch, I never watched my old trip movies but I can spend hours on photos. Making a video interesting requires more time and editing and adding background music requires a different kind of talent (I've never tried video, I never bought a digital video camera). Secondly, video sharing websites have only become common in the last two years, and now I would like to make some movies of Pakistan's tourist spots but I have been living abroad since last year and haven't gone back yet.
Waqas Usman08-Sep-2007 05:42
Salam Mubbarah,
I just noticed your comments about mini-Switzerland and I thought I should mention that:

1. Northern Areas administrative region of Pakistan (72,496 sq km) alone is a little less than twice the size of Switzerland (41,290 sq km).

2. There are more than 100 peaks in Pakistan (most of them in Northern Areas and a few in NWFP) that are above 7000 metres, Switzerland's highest peak is 4634 metres. There is no count of the 6000m high peaks in Pakistan, not to talk of 5000m or 4500m high peaks.

In short, there is no comparison, but the Alps are more marketed and well-known by the western world, whereas westerners don't know these facts about Pakistan, and Switzerland is more developed, in Pakistan earthquakes (and hence almost continuous landslides at one point or another) are common so it's difficult to build and maintain even rough road tracks.
Waqas
Guest 06-Sep-2007 18:07
you have done a very good job. I really appreciate this that people outside can see, how beautiful Pakistan is because they think its desert. I would request you to put some videos about Lahore, Islamabad, Karachi and Norther areas, so that can see moving life also, that will be really interesting.

Salam, take care.
mubbarah 17-Aug-2007 11:15
ASALAM-O-ALYIKUM...!!!
awsome scenes...i m dieing to visit da northern areas of pakistan....its a mini switzerland.....i was looking for these scenes and thanks dat u helped alot .INSHALLAH...one day i will also visit those areas...INSHALLAH.
Guest 08-Aug-2007 16:09
Nice pictures Can we use few on our sitehttp://www.travel-culture.com
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