One's destination is never a place but a new way of seeing things.

It's also known as Dunga Gali pipeline trek, located just 10 min drive from nathiya gali. Over all this forest trail is located in Ayubia National Park, starting from Dunga gali and end at Ayubia or vice versa. You can start from whatever the side. If you want to start from Ayubia then there is a downside hike of 10 minutes near market towards the trail. On left side you will find motto tunnel.  So you can cover both places. Both are so easy and doable for any age group.  HISTORICAL BACKGROUD: Ayubia moto tunnel was made by the Britishers in 1891. There is a water pipeline that runs through the tunnel and it's a part of the longer pipeline track which runs through Ayubia National Park. The stone work is original and the tunnel is lit properly to get inside. This whole track is flat because this area was specifically made to transport water through a pipe to nearby areas. So it's best for walking in nature.  British era tunnel in Ayubia known as "Moto Tunnel"

Gulmit is a famous town in hunza, that comes after karimabad, attabad lake towards Pakistan China border " KhunjerabPass" Here you can find some beautiful views and tourist attractions with in short distance. First of all click here and read my earlier post from Gulmit Town  After getting a basic idea you may search online few more places according to your interest.  For me I visited nearby Ondra Poygah, ruins situated in gulmit. There are many stairs to go up to the site of ondra fort and if you have energy to hike then you must go up and i bet you won't discouraged and might witness some of the amazing views from the top. Up on the hill you can get a panoramic view of gulmit town.   A view of gulmit from Ondra poygah stairs

Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it. Yes it's 100% true. Even I myself try to explore every possibility out there. I heard a lot about Shigar valley, especially the centuries old shigar fort, world's highest cold desert, askole ( the last village before K2) but finally I got chance to explore all these places. If you interested to have a look at the video of shigar valley, Click this link to my video on my youtube channel. Being a lover of history I love visiting museums, forts, castles wherever I go. Shigar fort were also of great attraction for me. Though it's being operated by serena hotels and is using as a museum hotel for night stay. But I preferred to visit a day and explore it's old architecture and the fort.  Forts and castles always attract me for it make me feel disconnected for a while from present and send me somewhere in past. I feel the history by touching its walls, by climbing stairs and looki...

Ulun Danu Beratan temple is also known as floating temple. It shape resembles like a floating pagoda. It is also in the form of a temple complex and is located on the western side of the beratan lake in bedugal area. A very beautiful and scenic location in bedugal central highland of bali island. This location is important because it is connection point of  north and south of bali island, thus making it easy for the tourists to cover both especially if they are staying in central. Bali is called as an island of gods and temples  A mosque tomb can be viewed in the background of this temple on the small hill.  Here is a scenic lake bedugul bratan. Also located here a recreational park and a garden. Have a nice cup of coffee and enjoy the beautiful scenery Add caption This lake surrounding by these temples creates a unique floating effects

Tanah Lot is one of an ancient hindu temple located in bali island of Indonesia. It is a popular tourist place especially at sunset. The real beauty of this place lies in its specific rock formation in sea water on which the temple is situated. An iconic place for sunset photography. Though i visited in evening but couldn't wait until sunset. Click here the link of my youtube Tanah lot video   There are many other old temples all around bali island as i have mentioned in this post 👉 LIST OF BALI TEMPLES