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    Drying apricot in natural method is more Delicious than other scientific one, its a source of imcome of some families, but pople mostly use it in summer as juice and in winter as a soup, its very health diet in local context and people use it for many reasons.: by spatial-world, Views[870]
         		 Passu Cone also known Cathedral peak in the background of Attabad Lake formed by the landslide in Hunza vally on Jan 4th, 2010, five villages submerged in this lake in upstream in Gojal valley and still there is no access to the down cities of Pakistan, boats are operating in summer but in winter it freezes and the valley become completely landlocked.: by spatial-world, Views[1096]
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         		 The beautiful culture of Shimshal valley, a village some 49 km from the Karakuram Highway KKH, the cultural dance with traditional dress is one of unique style of this village, a very rich tradition and hospitality can be seen in this valley as compare to other villages of Hunza.: by spatial-world, Views[1099]
         		 Shisper Peak (6711m) a view from Hussaini Village along the KKH. Potato was the cash crop of the valley but after Attabad disaster there is no access to the down cities of Pakistan therefore people are cultivating wheat for their own use only, all livelihood vanished and people suffering allot in health, education and transportation.: by spatial-world, Views[609]
         		 Passu Suspension Bridge (701 feet) one of the most attractive tourist spot in lower Gojal, this was one of the three hanging bridges that survived in Attabad lake, the other two Hussaini and Gulmit submerged and became under the sedimentation of Hunza river, these were the only source of communities to other seasonal villages across the Hunza river. now there is no option to go to those villages except traveling very far for many hours traveling.: by spatial-world, Views[1238]
     
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         		 These two had just sat down on the bench near Frere Hall, Karachi, and they saw me with this really big camera, the man on the left could not resist waving at me and asking me to take a picture, which I quite eagerly did take. I walked up to them and showed the picture to them, they were quite happy with what they saw. Then the guy on the left, introduced himself to me, he works in one of the leather factories in Korangi. The other guy was really reserved as he did not talk much. The fact that they spoke to me in English was quite impressive, why they spoke to me in English was because they accidentally took me as a foreigner. The fact they spoke understandable English was again, not expected, but impressive. What I captured was not just two people sitting in the park... I captured the common hardworking man in Karachi, trying to make a living, an honest one, quite welcoming and courteous. After taking the picture, there was a string of violent protests in the city, I thought of these two, and how their, and the lives of many others, may have been affected by the volatile situation in the city. The two people walking behind them them made it look like their souls have escaped their bodies, quite what I think happened during the protest: by usmanbinomar, Views[384]
         		 Ths is Fatima, one of the many girls in the government run school in Gizri, Karachi. Having completed a doll made on a spoon, she was more than eager to have a picture with her accomplishment. I loved how her dolls had contrasting characteristics and emotions.: by usmanbinomar, Views[1062]
         		 This picture was taken at a government run primary school in one of the many slums in Karachi. The kid is actually the son of the security gaurd who works at this particular school. The child in the picture; Ateeq, is one of the many children trying to change their destiny and aptly copied his father at duty. Looking with intent eyes, he has won my heart and certainly the multitude of people around him.: by usmanbinomar, Views[316]
     
    The 'V', a symbol for victory and freedom. A symbol representing overcoming an obstacle and striving to achieve an objective. These kids in this government run school in the slums of Karach, they all want to achieve a certain goal in life. : by usmanbinomar, Views[433]
         		 The life inside the walled city of Lahore has a taste of its own. It is so serene yet so busy. I stood at the end of this street, attracted by the wonderful light and ambiance; seeing the hawkers pass by, garbage man collecting garbage on his bicycle and children running errands for their mothers.: by anwarsrosh, Views[1310]
         		 Streets of Lahore are so full of surprises, somewhere a maze of dark narrow alleys where light rarely reaches to vast courtyard of Mughal Era Mosques. The streets are alive with the voices of street vendors, laughing children, chattering elders, merry voices of girls behind the curtained dingy quarters and women bickering with vendors. I found this quite and serene moment among the jumble of voices and activities. A women passes by a street when a narrow shaft of light illuminates her: by anwarsrosh, Views[1070]
         		 It is usual for children to hang out on the street to play or be with neighborhood kids. : by anwarsrosh, Views[442]
         		 It was a sunny winter day and a weekend as well. The children do not have access to play grounds but they are used to playing cricket on the street. Cricket is the most played sport in this part of the world. : by anwarsrosh, Views[582]
     
    In the old times, Lahore was surrounded by a wall and thirteen gates to protect it. Most of the gates have disappeared but you can still see the original architecture with people still living in those houses. It is a jumble of shops and residential buildings or both. Old men like to stand in the street and fill their leisure time with their pals or just staring at their familiar surroundings and the activity.: by anwarsrosh, Views[505]
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    A student going back home from school over the remains of submerged building. The blockage of flow of river due to landslide submerged 5 villages in the region including houses, hospitals, schools and hotels which also blocked road access.: by danialshah, Views[667]
         		 Due to non availability of the pier, only option to get on to the boat is to wait near the lake. The lake submerged road hence boat is the only option to move out of the village for work, study or hospital.: by danialshah, Views[403]
         		 Tired on the long journey. Locals of the affected villages are bound to use boats, the only mode of transport to their villages which is unsafe and cold over the lake.: by danialshah, Views[465]
         		 Vehicles and goods are being transferred via local unsafe boats since the landslide blocked river flow that resulted in a lake that submerged 20 km of the main Karakoram Highway to other villages and southern China.: by danialshah, Views[461]
         		 Crossing the dusty track on a 4 wheeler to the lake. The only way to access Atabad lake is by dusty road over the rubble of massive mountain landslide which occurred in early 2010.: by danialshah, Views[489]
     

         		 Anglo Indian architecture in Baans Bazar, Walled City, Lahore.: by walkon, Views[952]
         		 Segregation, Patriotism and Celebration Islamic Men Pakistan Border Ceremony Wagah: by people-n-place, Views[888]
         		 Desert Desolation Taftan Quetta Development Highway Dalbandin: by people-n-place, Views[890]
         		 Packed to the max - Bulk Haulage Quetta Sukker Highway: by people-n-place, Views[293]
     
    Scrap Merchant plying his wares - Sukkar: by people-n-place, Views[326]
         		 Segregation, Patriotism and Celebration Islamic Women Pakistan Border Ceremony Wagah: by people-n-place, Views[1549]
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