27 Breathtaking Pictures and Interesting Facts About the Little Known Hushe Valley

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27 Breathtaking Pictures and Interesting Facts About the Little Known Hushe Valley
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June 11, 2017

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Are you looking for an ultimate camping trip at one of the most adventurous and most beautiful places in the world? If Yes, then Hushe Valley is the place you should go. Hushe Valley is a breathtakingly beautiful valley located in the Ghanche District of Gilgit-Baltistan in Pakistan. The valley is famous for its highest mountains. It is famous among climbers and trekkers all over the world.

Here are 27 spectacular photos of Hushe Valley along with some interesting facts about this amazing place.

27 – This is what the road to Hushe Valley looks like.

Photo Credits – Rizwan
26 – It takes 4 hours via jeep to reach Hushe Valley from Skardu. You will get to see some of the most beautiful scenery in the world, on your way to Hushe Valley.

25 – This is a beautiful Sailing bridge that you will cross in Khaplu on your way to Hushe Valley.

Photo Credits – Tanveer Ahmed Nasir
24 – Ghursay Mountains looks absolutely stunning from the Sailing Bridge in Khaplu.

Photo Credits – Sajjad Haider
23 – Hushe is the last village of the Ghanche District or the Northern Pakistan.

Photo Credits – Syed Bilal Javaid
22 – It is an ultimate adventure camping site in Pakistan. This is the camp village in Hushe Valley.

21 – Machlu Village is located in Hushe Valley. Once it was a very poor village, but now things are improving because of increasing tourism in the area.

20 – You will literally be breathing in clouds in the Hushe Valley. The elevation of Hushe Village is more 10,000 feet or 3,050 meters above sea level.

 

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19 – The villagers of Hushe village are environmentally conscious and they are working to keep their area nice and clean.

Photo Credits – Ishaq Saqi Hushe
18 – The Hushe Valley runs from the Masherbrum Mountain south to the Shyok River.

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17 – There are many water bodies in the Hushe valley as well.

16 – The Machlu Village is built on plateaus and the local economy relies on farming and tourism.

15 – The sharp mountain peaks that surround the Hushe Valley will mesmerize you.

14 – Here are some foreign tourists in Hushe Valley.

13 – This is a view of the Kande Village and the Masherbrum Peak in Hushe Valley.

12 – The spring season is absolutely stunning in Machlu Village. Here are some beautiful flowers and trees in Machlu Village during spring.

11 – Hushe Valley has a number of sub-valleys. These include Gondogor, Nagma, Charkusa, Masherbrum, and Nanbroq.

10 – The valley surrounds several peaks above 6 thousand meters. These include K6, K7, and Laila Peak.

9 – Here is a beautiful view of wheat fields in Hushe Valley.

Photo Credits – Husbaan Javed
8 – Hushe is heaven for trekkers and climbers. Some of the world’s most famous rock climbing towers are located in Hushe Valley. These include Amin Braq, Laila Peak, and Fida Braq.

Photo Credits – Khalil Shah
7 – This is the view of the famous Laila Peak in Hushe Valley.

Photo Credits – Pakawat and Pirchaya
6 – This is Broad Peak as seen from Hushe Valley.

5 – A trip to Hushe Valley guarantees a trip of a lifetime. Be sure to take the right equipment with you when you visit Hushe Valley.

Photo Credits – Shahzad Khero
4 – This is the trekking trail to Gondogoro Peak from the Hushe Valley.

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3 – This is the K6 Base Camp North Face.

2 – Remember that Hushe Valley is one of the coldest places in Pakistan. The temperatures reach -20 °C during winters.

1 – If you love hiking, trekking, camping, and adventure. Then Hushe Valley is the ultimate place to go.

 

[Murgah]

Very beautiful bro insha Allah one day I'm visit this beautiful place

 

[Lagay Raho]

best month to visit this place?

 

[Trango Towers]

I have done Concordia K2 base camp August 2016
September 2016 I did Snowlake via Baifo glacier
now I am intrigued about this place. Hushe valley seems amazing

many other treks in Nepal etc etc but Pakistan is simply the best. trekking as its meant to be
I am a lone traveller....anyone want to hook up let me know I am in Islamabad

 

[Lagay Raho]

I have done Concordia K2 base camp
September 2016 I did Snowlake via Baifo glacier
now I am intrigued about this place. Hushe valley seems amazing
I am a lone traveller....anyone want to hook up let me know I am in Islamabad

plan on a road trip from ISB to kashgar(China)?

 

[Trango Towers]

plan on a road trip from ISB to kashgar(China)?

when?

 

[Lagay Raho]

when?

in next 3 months probably august

 

[Trango Towers]

in next 3 months probably august

august I have trek planned to Mirimarg and Chitta Katta Lake and flying to UK on 23rd

 

[Lagay Raho]

august I have trek planned to Mirimarg and Chitta Katta Lake and flying to UK on 23rd

nice..well alright, i will let you know when the date is confirmed

 

[Trango Towers]

nice..well alright, i will let you know when the date is confirmed

excellent

 

[Al-zakir]

SubhanAllah, I wish I could see these scenes with my own eyes. Simply, breath taking.

 

[!eon]

This is far more beautiful than Switzerland, but only Swiss got more effective and operation government, which has turned it's pictures valleys into cash.

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

@krash bhai help kar die, with planning the trip.

 

[Trango Towers]

This is far more beautiful than Switzerland, but only Swiss got more effective and operation government, which has turned it's pictures valleys into cash.

as a hard-core hiker, I do not want development in this area. I want to see the people as they live. I want to see the clear water and valleys as nature intended them to be. once you get hotels and tourists it just spoils everything. people become greedy and the rest is history. if you don't know what I am talking about go to Nepal and you will see. commercialism to the max and its not nice. I love pakistan just the way it is.