The Sacred Rock of Hunza,beside the Karakorum Highway near Karimibad,Northern Pakistan. Altit Fort just visible on the cliff in the distance.
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Northwest Pakistan.Baltit Fort was the seat of the Hunzakut royal family until 1950s and was then abandoned.It was restored between 1992 and 1996 and is now a museum.
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Northwest Pakistan. The Hunza Valley facing south from the Baltit Fort along the Hunza River. The Peak of Rakaposhi in the Karakorums is visible in the distance
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A Burusho man strolls along one of several gotsil,or irrigation channels,hewn into the side of a cliff,that flow out of Ultar Nala. Irrigation is vital for Hunza's crops and orchards.
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The small Altit fort stands perched on a rock bluff overlooking the Hunza Valley on one side and Altit village on the other
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