Archives de l’étiquette : Chapursan Valley

Pamir Trails website: treks and travel in Northern Pakistan

Pamir Trails is a trekking and tourist company based in Zood Khun, Chapursan Valley, Gojal, Upper Hunza. It can offer you accomodation and support for your adventures with guided tours on foot, on horse or on yak and present you the Wakhi culture.

Pamir Serai – Google Sites

Pamir Serai from Chapursan Valley is on « Google Sites ». Actually, it should better be called « Google pages » due to the basic options offered, despite some recent improvement of this media. This is not a supplement to Pamir Serai guest house regular website or even to its light version for fast upload. This is just an opportunity for enforcing the Pamir Serai’s numerical visibility and for testing its SEO potential, especially on Google search engine. The presentation, made here, is intended to offer powerful backlinks to these new pages.

Pamir Serai guest house in Chapursan Valley, Northern Pakistan, travel tool box

Pamir Serai guest house, in Chapursan Valley (also spelled Chipurson, Chipursan or Chapurson), is in the mountainous northern part of Pakistan, at the borders of China and Afghanistan. The homestay is in Zood Khun (Zuwud Khoon), the last village of the valley, at an altitude of 3,300 m. It is connected to Sost, on the Karakoram Highway, with a three-hours drive on a dirt road. The present document shows a list of resources for those who would like to enjoy this scenic and hospitable remote part of Upper Hunza, locally known as Gojal.

PamirSerai guesthouses in Chapursan valley. Fast loading website introduction

Pamir Serai guest houses offer a Wakhi family homestay at Zood Khun and Baba Ghundi Ziarat in the high Chapursan Valley, Pakistan. Added to the main website, a simpler one was designed for travelers enabling them a fast loading in case of poor connection. The first reason for this article is to make the new media public and to provide powerful back-links to it, so that it will be launched and made visible on Google search results. The different sections of the fast loading website are presented here below.

How Alex Reynolds, Lost With Purpose, managed bad buzz as a brilliant marketing tool?

I have been impressed by the fact that the American citizen, Alex Reynolds (Lost With Purpose), was ready to « damage her business » for « telling the truth » in her video dated April 2019: « Why travel media is dangerous for Pakistan’s tourism ». More than one year after, I came to the conclusion this was not as simple and innocent as I initially believed. It resulted in a « splendid » but predatory marketing operation.

Chapursan Valley: are Alex Reynolds & her travel blog « Lost With Purpose », fact based or reliable?

Pakistan is a new travel destination which offers fantastic opportunities for adventurous western young ladies wanting to boost their audience. However, their ascent can be as fast as their fall. The travel blogger Alex Reynolds is an example on how irresponsible travel media people can ruin the livelihood of mountain families, despite the warm welcome and the kind hosting they enjoyed in their home.

Pakistan: l’extrémisme comme conséquence de l’arriération ou comme crise de la modernité ?

Il y a vingt ans, l’attaque meurtrière du World Trade Center a mis en évidence le recours à un haut niveau de technologie. Cet avertissement a été largement sous-estimé. Le fanatisme et le terrorisme islamistes sont généralement associés au sous-développement, à l’ignorance et à la domination masculine. Cependant, il existe des indices comme quoi l’éducation et le progrès social ne seraient pas suffisants pour nous protéger de cette menace. Voici un exemple de parcours original qui met en évidence un autre aspect de cette guerre hybride.