PAKISTAN: The Journey Continues | Includes One of the World's Most DANGEROUS Roads | EP19

Episode 19 - Pakistan - a country often misunderstood and defined by what you see in the news. But up in the North of Pakistan, the noise fades, headlines disappear, and what’s left—is mountains that touch the sky, roads that test your nerves, and people who welcome you like family.

In the last episode, we had a massive fire in our trailer which we live in. After assessing the damage, we decided it was still safe to tow—so we made the journey from Kyrgyzstan to Pakistan via China. In this episode, we venture off the famous Karakoram Highway to one of the most isolated valleys in the Pakistan - Shimshal Valley. The road to get there is a real challenge and is known as one of the most dangerous roads in the world. There are no guardrails and no room for mistakes. It’s a narrow dirt track carved into the side of a mountain where one wrong move could be fatal. Before the track existed, it took villagers at least three days to reach the nearest town on foot, crossing three high mountain passes, some as high as 5,000 metres.

Our plan for the trailer was to get it repaired at the nearest Patriot Campers dealership in Mongolia. If you’re wondering why we didn’t just head straight there, stick around until the end of the video.

If you'd like to know more about us, Project Wild Earth, and how this all came about, click here: https://projectwildearth.com/ For our journey, we are driving Jane, our INEOS Grenadier, and live in a Patriot X3 Trailer so we can travel off-road to remote locations and be off-grid for long periods of time. (Living in the trailer is on pause until we bring it back to life after the fire we had)

Thank you for coming along on our journey!

Leah, Matt, Jack and Charlotte

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