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In northern Pakistan there are many charming valleys and mountains. Pakistan is home to the second highest mountain in the world, the K2. It also has the honor of having two of the ten highest in the world and five of the thirteen highest mountains in the world. The Karakoram and Hindukush mountain ranges in northern Pakistan have many other high mountains. Most of these peaks are located in the Gilgit-Baltistan region of Pakistan, with the exception of some more than 7,000 meter high mountains of the Hindukush Mountains, which are located in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Punjab. Pakistan has five peaks of more than 8000 meters and at least 74 mountains with altitudes between 7000 and 8000 meters, 59 between 6000 and 7000 meters altitude, 30 mountains between 5000 and 6000 meters and 18 mountains between 4000 and 5000 meters. Here are five highest mountains of Pakistan; K2 (8,611 meters) - second highest point in the world - highest of Pakistan: The second highest mo...

The mountain wind is a cold, high-density wind that blows from the mountain peaks towards the valleys, making the nights at the valley stations quite cool. The phenomenon: The sky on the mountains is usually very clear and because of this clear atmosphere, the mountains cool down very quickly because the heat is radiated very quickly into the atmosphere. The result is that the mountain slopes are much cooler than the surrounding air. The air in contact with the slopes also gets cooler. On cooling, it becomes dense and heavy because the density is inversely proportional to the temperature. If this had been a shallow area, this cool, dense wind would have plummeted until morning, but as in our case, it is a mountain slope, so it slides down the river under the influence of gravity, mountain slopes towards the deep valley under and forcing the temperature there to get pretty cool. The wind speed depends on the slope of the slope and the temperature in the source area. It is usuall...

The climate of Parachinar in the northwestern mountains of Pakistan has an ideal balance between temperature and precipitation. In fact, the climate is so charming and charming that we can call it the land of eternal spring. The following lines give a brief description of the hydro- and thermal regime. Conditions in the Summer: Even in the hottest month of the summer, it is rare for the midday thermometer to exceed 95 F and average 77 F. This is a very pleasant temperature when compared to Peshawar in the plane. In Peshawar, it is common for the midday thermometer to exceed 115 F and the average of the hottest month to be 93 F. In fact, the height of Parachinar, which is about 6000 feet, keeps its temperature 15 to 20 F below the level. The rainfall is noticeable and in no month from June to August falls less than 2 inches of rain. This is amazing, considering that the monsoon current does not reach this range. Condition is Winter: It is very interesting that th...

The climate and the weather in northern Pakistan are controlled by altitude differences. The high mountains over 16,000 feet remain covered with snow throughout the year, while the narrow valleys have an extreme climate both in summer and in winter. The area discussed generally has cold winters and mild summers. The following is a brief description of the temperature and precipitation of the area. Temperature: The high mountains record temperatures below freezing all year round. While the temperatures of the deep valleys fluctuate extremely in summer and winter. The daily temperature range is also very high. For example, at an altitude of about 4,500 feet and surrounded by high mountains, Gilgit detects temperatures around midday in July, often above 100 F, while the night low can drop to as high as 60 F due to increased catabatic impact. This shows a very high daily range of 40 F! However, the same station recorded January temperatures of up to 20 ° C during the wint...

We certainly have a wonderful world. Here you will find many exciting things and sights. Humans have held back the earth for thousands of years, but today there are still many exciting places to see. Everyone in the world probably must have dreamed of visiting these beautiful places, especially in today's world, where we are surrounded by towering skyscrapers and the bustling street noise. There are certainly many beautiful places in the world, and discussing each one would be rather impossible. That's why our list of the most beautiful places on earth might be the places that astonished us and touched our hearts. Are you looking for domestic tour packages ? Hitch A Hike have various plans of trip northern areas of Pakistan and also you can choose custom plan. 1. Skardu Valley in Pakistan It's hard to believe, but there is a very nice place that lies under the hot dessert between the Middle East and Southeast Asia. Here is a small thing: Often, Pakistan...