Leaving Gilgit we took the quiet road to avaoid police checkpost and aquiring an escort
When you see huge section of metal guard wiped away like ribbon
The old silk road overlooking our camp.
New Silk road and Old Silk Road
Little did we know we’d never make it
Entering the Hunza Valley
First sight of Himalayan architecture
This expression was on richie’s face for nearly his entire time in Pakistan
Richie weilding a shovel
He looks mysterious but really he just needs to poo
View from our bedroom in Karimabad
Karimabad
One of the many landslides which we crossed in hope of still being able to get to China overland. We’re slow learners.
Some yound girls looking more Central Asian than Pakistani
Loli was a snow leopard that the nature reserve had rescued and now looked after
Richie realising he’s a little bit stuck
‘Hate to be the bearer of bad news lads but this is not easy’
And then we were back on the open road making great progress towards China
Not for long
An adorable Yak
Hugo supervising Richie’s firewood collection
Morning view from our campsite
The Pakistanis seem to come out of the womb on these motorbikes
That’s an entrance to a tunnel nearly completely covered by an avalanche.
Andre receiving his bicycle after our stay in Sost trying to organise entry into China
View from the bus as we head south
Evening in Islamabad
Good Bye Pakistan
don't hurry the journey 
Hello!
You are ”mistarftinn” on TTF, arent you? In your thread “My experience cycling the KKH in the spring of 2016.” you have announced next comming posts about the road quality, accomadation and food. Please, don’t forget your promiss!! 🙂
Peter