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Pakistan (NTSC - USA) DVD



Pakistan (NTSC - USA) Travel DVD
The Chilinji Challenge travel guide DVD

The entry point to Pakistan is Islamabad/Rawlpindi. The bustling streets and teeming markets offer a flavour of life in Pakistan. Chitral is the starting point for one of the finest trekking itineraries in the world, a traverse of the Hindu Kush and Hindu Raj mountain ranges. There are two passes of almost 4500 metres, the Shah Jinali and the Karamber. The trail follows close to the Afghan border, before crossing over the challenging Chillingi An, a 5100 metre pass that leads into northern Hunza.

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The Temples of Angkor travel guide dvd


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