Mountain,

Sami uddin, mountain

Pic(117), a photo by binisic1 on Flickr.

Great Mountains, Here in Chitral one can find only baren, rigid and glamourus mountans every where. Only the People of these ranges; Hindukush, Hemalyia, Karakurm, can truly explain the picture of these mountains. Every angle of mountain has its own story and its own charm. Some mountains  are full of forests, some have water in abundance and other have no water at all. Some where you will find wild life. 

A moutain passage

A Narrow mountain Passage, Mountain, Hindukush, Chitral, Paksitan,

One can just imagine the difficulties of the way in mountains if did not experienced it earlier. I was with these guys in this trip. It is my routine since adulthood, to explore neighbouring mountains with friends. Usually we go in mid summer, some time in early spring and some time in late summer. Good time to adventure into mountain is May to Oct.

I think this  picture is self explanatory. It is above 300 feet high directly from the stream flowing down. The steep rock has been carved for some years now. Some year earlier not so late, people were travelling over this rock with out the pavements .

Fallen tree, Dudar, Chitral, Pakistan,Photography

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. 

chitral

chitral, a photo by binisic1 on Flickr.

A group of high mountain lovers with the goatkeeper above 8000 feet. Mr. Zaheer uddin sitting . In the row standing from the left, Javed Muhammad, Hashim Khan, Mr, Ummet Khan, turned to goatkeeping newly. Mr. Shamsu Rehman has started goatkeeping newly after compleating his matriculation. Mr. Sami uddin. and jammar