Northern Areas or North Pakistan is very beautiful, which does not attract local tourists
but also international tourists to
visit and stay this heaven on
earth. North Pakistan scattered around 72,496 square kilometers.
The area is very beautiful for its small and large valleys, natural lakes and
highest peaks, these eye-catching tops attracts
even in winter with heavy snowfall, and these peaks are the highest peaks
in the world these peaks began
with altitudes ranging from 1,000 meters to 8,000 meters,
this heaven on earth includes regions of Gilgit-Baltistan Nagar Valley,Hunza, and Shangrila.
Now transformed into a new province namely Gilgit-Baltistan.
The entire North
Pakistan has its own
cultural trends, and these regions
also very interesting, because the geographical locations. The population of this region has the best customs and traditions with typical costumes, folk
dances, music and sports like polo
and buzkashi, attracts
its also the national
and international
tourists an unforgettable experience of this heaven on
earth. This area has the distinction that the world's top 14 peaks over 8,000
meters high peaks of
the world or land in North Pakistan, four are also
the world's highest glacier namely Baltoro glacier
in the Karakoram region of
northern Pakistan. These Peaks included the
world's top peaks as K2 or Mount
Godowin Austin, which
is 8,611 meters high, and this peak is the second highest mountain in the globe.
The top and highest
peaks in North
Pakistan are Gasherbrum-I
as 8068 meters
high, secondly Broad Peak as 8,047 meters high
and thirdly Gasherbrum
II as 8035
meters high. Nanga
Parbat också another
top peaks who
also a great as highest in this range Nanga
Parbat också 8,126
meters high and
this is located at
the western most end of the Himalayas.
There are many other
highest peaks in
North Pakistan inwhich
68 peaks are over
7,000 meters and
Hundreds of others
over 6,000 meters high, these också
attracts and Encourage
them as hikers
want to reach the
top, beautiful and most dangerous peaks of the
world.
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