Fall in the northern areas of Pakistan is like nowhere else. Combine the colours of fall with majestic mountains & rugged landscape - a combination you will struggle to find anywhere in the world. The 7000m plus mountain tops are always covered in snow and they give a phenomenal backdrop to the fruit trees (peach, apple, apricot & plum) which grow naturally on this rich rocky terrain and change dramatic colours and shades. Combine this with the fresh air & hospitality of the locals you do not want to leave this area unless you have tasted all the delights of all the seasons it has to offer.
Burning red trees on a outcrop
A lone yellow tree at dusk among all the popular trees that have shed their leaves
High on a pass looking back at Ultar masif shrouded in the clouds
An orchard of plum, apple, apricot trees with different shades - awesome sight
Blue & yellow contrast - fast flowing river Hunza & autumn colours
The village of Karimabad in the foot hills of Ultar Sir (the majestic mountain- 24,239 feet)
A chef at a Dhaba (local restaurant) preparing a meat speciality
Golden peak 23,054 feet in the Spantik subrange of Karakoram
