Lovely video about the Shimshal Valley & the people & it's history. Very many thanks for giving me the opportunity to learn about the Shimshal & to see the wonderful photos & scenery.
No doubt despite their remoteness Shimshalis have been at the forefront when it comes to mountaineering in Pakistan. Their valley before 2001 was a three day walk by foot which turned into three hours after the villagers themselves took the initiative to work day and night on this road to connect it to the Karakorum highway.
Thank you sharing such a beautiful video i belong from shimshal valley but literally i didn't know my Village History because of I didn't live there.... I would like to thanks the person who owe this channel that you give me the knowledge about my history ❤❤
Amazing new story. Same old man told me in '95 that they are all descendants of convicted people from Mir of Hunza and Shimshal was used as a prison due to its inhospitable/remote/inaccessible nature. Most (but not all) of these prisoners were of political nature. They made their own road in 2003 i believe.
They actually have a project about it. However you have to remember that the valley lies at more than 3000m above see level, so not a lot of plants grow that high naturally.
highlight that the community is deeply isolated in political representations because of lesser in numbers . This is the most progressive community in gilgit baltistan.
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Video deserves to be liked. and deserves to be watched in the whole world.
very impressive work. all the best.
Thank you very much!
Très interessant reportage et très beaux paysages
The drive to shimshal ! Craziest/scariest drive I’ve ever been on !! Epic !!!! Props to the people that live there!!
Yes definitely! They are quite heroic!
Excellent video
Thank you so much!
Wow
Lovely video about the Shimshal Valley & the people & it's history. Very many thanks for giving me the opportunity to learn about the Shimshal & to see the wonderful photos & scenery.
Thank you Christopher!
That's one of the craziest Documentaries, beautiful landscape and its people!! Watching from Kashmir 🏔️
Thank you!
Brilliant story telling and compassionate sense of socializing. Following the right ethos of traveling. Congratulations !
Thank you so much!
No doubt despite their remoteness Shimshalis have been at the forefront when it comes to mountaineering in Pakistan. Their valley before 2001 was a three day walk by foot which turned into three hours after the villagers themselves took the initiative to work day and night on this road to connect it to the Karakorum highway.
This video deserves 10 M views and 1M likes
Hats off!!
Thank you so much :) I don't know about 10M but as long as people from all over the world discover this unique history, I am happy :)
Going there next summer! Thanks for this breathtaking video!!
Thank you! You are going to love it! Say hi to Hasil! If you can, go to Shimshal Pass! I wasn't able to and I regret it! ;)
Thank you sharing such a beautiful video i belong from shimshal valley but literally i didn't know my Village History because of I didn't live there.... I would like to thanks the person who owe this channel that you give me the knowledge about my history ❤❤
Thank you! You are definitely from a beautiful part of the world! Glad the video helped!
We are searching for guides, because we are living for Pakistan tour.
hoa precisely did you get visas without a tour itinerary?
Welcome to pakistan..❤❤As a guest, I can provide you all my time and respect.....may be , I will not be a true guider😢
Amazing new story. Same old man told me in '95 that they are all descendants of convicted people from Mir of Hunza and Shimshal was used as a prison due to its inhospitable/remote/inaccessible nature. Most (but not all) of these prisoners were of political nature. They made their own road in 2003 i believe.
So a valley of convicts?
@@IndoPakCanvas Majority is political enemies, since the area was kingdom before 1947.
That’s interesting! I hadn’t heard about that
They need to plant more trees
They actually have a project about it. However you have to remember that the valley lies at more than 3000m above see level, so not a lot of plants grow that high naturally.
highlight that the community is deeply isolated in political representations because of lesser in numbers . This is the most progressive community in gilgit baltistan.
You can really feel it!
Its wrong nobody finance for road local people made it them self in back 2004
That's literally what I say in the video...