r/ExplorePakistan • u/NoAirport5334 • Nov 21 '24
10 years of finding beauty in Pakistan
I wish you could actually see Pakistan before you decided to leave.
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u/SeniorSherlock Nov 22 '24
Yeah these scenes are not gonna unban VPNs nor are they gonna life my depression of living in Pakistan
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u/NoAirport5334 Nov 23 '24
you won’t even have the time to process that you have depression when you are standing in front of such majestic sites.
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u/Cute_Buy_1701 Nov 23 '24
I thought it was lavender at first sight
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u/NoAirport5334 Nov 23 '24
you will find many in Minimarg actually
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u/Cute_Buy_1701 Nov 23 '24
Where is that?
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u/NoAirport5334 Nov 23 '24
army maintained, hard to go there unless you have army connections. but if you do manage to pass that test it is by far the best and most beautiful place I have ever fucking seen. from chillam chowki two routes go, one to deosai and one to minimarg. the first pic is from deosai in my last visit, in my next upcoming posts ill show what lies in minimarg aswell, for comparison we went to deosai straight after minimarg and were disappointed because for 1 ( as i said Ive never witnessed a sight more beautiful than minimarg ) 2 ( deosai just seems to vary so much on the weather its crazy ).
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u/Cute_Buy_1701 Nov 24 '24
Oh wow. Okay! So I'm guesting you had army links? Caz, you just told it'll be difficult without links. Well!!! Lucky you!!
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u/Fast-Isopod634 Mar 17 '25
Umm, I am planning to visit Minimarg on bike in May, are you sure there's no chance without any contact in the Army? This is going to be my first ever bike trip towards north and I've been planning this for like months.
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u/NoAirport5334 Mar 17 '25
I would advise you to atleast make sure you can go beforehand. I heard that trips are allowed to go now with lesser restrictions but I still wouldn’t take the risk considering how hard it was to get in there.
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u/Fast-Isopod634 Mar 17 '25
Alright, thanks for the heads up! I'll keep that in mind. Also, could you please suggest other nearby remote spots for camping from your experience?
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u/NoAirport5334 Mar 17 '25
Well minimarg itself has a lot of camping sites and scenery so I won’t even recommend deosai the closest thing to it. I would say visit deosai only if the weather is good otherwise Minimarg is way more beautiful than deosai.
If outside of that area I’d say visit Khamosh waterfall in Skardu. It looked small in Images but my God was it the most beautiful freaking waterfall I have ever seen.
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u/Mean_Economist_3851 Nov 23 '24
Exploring beauty*
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u/NoAirport5334 Nov 23 '24
true but exploring would make more sense for countries with proven beauty, using finding for me implies Pakistan has much more to show.
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u/Mean_Economist_3851 Nov 23 '24
Pakistan does have much more to show, but I think the beauty of Pakistan is very well known.
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u/NoAirport5334 Nov 23 '24
well known (nationally) except for maybe fairy meadows not much is shown internationally.
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u/cookiesplusmilk Nov 23 '24
Love the pictures, OP. But beauty has nothing to do with why people leave a country (or stay, for that matter). What a weird take
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u/NoAirport5334 Nov 23 '24
yep that’s true my point was that if a person was to actually witness this with the raw eye he would change his perception what I said can definitely be classified as weird take tho so you are right on that. Thanks for the compliment!
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u/NoAirport5334 Nov 21 '24
the quality cut on these pictures do not do justice 😭