Fallen tree, Dudar, Chitral, Pakistan,Photography

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Pic(76) by binisic1
Fallen tree, Dudar, Landscape, Photgraphy, Chitral, Paksitan
In high mountains it is rare that you could find any such dense forest. But down from koghuzi, some valleys have such forests. Some years ago Koghuzi Gol was rich in Dudar forest but after Chitral state merged into Pakistan people brutally cut the forest. Koghuzi Goal has small Dudar forest. Thsi fallen tree is one of them. During our trip I take this short while we were passing through the forest. 

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