A view of the Rakaposhi on the Karakoram road between Gilgit and Karimabad.

A view of the Rakaposhi on the Karakoram road between Gilgit and Karimabad. — APP24-070726
HUNZA: July 07 –

A view of the Rakaposhi on the Karakoram road between Gilgit and Karimabad. — APP25-070726
HUNZA: July 07 – A general view of Karimabad city in the Hunza district of Pakistan’s Gilgit-Baltistan region. APP/MTF/TZD/FHA

A view of the Rakaposhi on the Karakoram road between Gilgit and Karimabad. — APP26-070726
HUNZA: July 07 – Tourists visit the Hussaini Suspension Bridge over the Hunza River in Upper Hunza, Gilgit-Baltistan. Originally built for local access, the iconic bridge has become a major tourist attraction due to its dramatic setting in the Karakoram Range and its distinctive suspended wooden-plank design. Reconstructed after the 2010 Attabad landslide, the bridge connects the villages of Hussaini and Zarabad. APP/MTF/TZD/FHA

A view of the Rakaposhi on the Karakoram road between Gilgit and Karimabad. — APP27-070726
HUNZA: July 07 – A general view of the iconic Passu Cones, their towering peaks partially veiled by drifting clouds in the Hunza Valley of Gilgit-Baltistan. Surrounded by the majestic Karakoram Mountains, the valley is one of Pakistan’s premier tourist destinations, while the nearby Eagle’s Nest viewpoint offers panoramic views from an elevation of about 2,950 metres above sea level. APP/MTF/TZD/FHA

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