Aik Musafir Ki Duniya by Salman Rashid | S01 E06 | Barfani Qila

[@odysseuslahori]

Good to be here still to tell the tale. Thanks to that legendary axe!

[@64deetee]

Have you saved it as a memento ?

[@siddharthadas1040]

@@64deetee Yes. You can see it on his Twitter TL.

[@salmanrashid8880]

@@siddharthadas1040 This ice axe was purchased in Gilgit in 1990. It has been with me on nearly all my glacial waks. I have no intention of disposing of it.

[@pradeepsogani8137]

AADAAB ARZ HAY REGARDS PRADEEP SOGANI FROM JAIPUR RAJASTHAN INDIA

[@abduhukr1]

Amazing Ustaad G

[@amernazir8021]

Remarkable.

[@miqbal7707]

سر جی ، ٹورنٹو سے سلام ، میری نسل جناب مستنصر حسین تارڑ کے رومانی سفرنامے پڑھ کر جوان ہوئی ، جس میں معلومات نہ ہونے کے برابر اور رومان زیادہ ہوتا تھا ، خدا کا شکر اب ہمیں آپ کی کہانیاں سن سن کر کچھ پتہ چل رہا ہے اصل نامہ ہوتا کیا ہے ، آپ کا بہت بہت شکریہ

[@AliQureshiLhr]

Mustansir is fraud.

[@manamansinghchhina824]

Wonderful story sir. Keep it up. Looking forward to increase in frequency to thrice a week.

[@salmanrashid8880]

Okay. We'll try to do that.

[@AhmedNayyar]

Thank you for such a wonderful story Salman sb. Rezong la or razong la whatever it is, will use instead of hispar la.

[@roarym6201]

Brilliant story telling and usage of visual / photographic references made it all the better. Good job Baba G 👏🏽 .. Jeeonday Rawo Waddyo

[@odysseuslahori]

Thanks a lot 😊

[@galaxyj812]

Its getting more and more interesting!

[@salmanrashid8880]

Thank you very much. Please do stay tuned for more interesting stuff.

[@galaxyj812]

@@salmanrashid8880 Off course 🙏

[@asiyarolston2696]

Excellent story! Thank god for the axe!

[@DRZISHANAHMAD]

Balti people consider glaciers as living being. Some glaciers are Male and some are Female and these are wed to each other as well... a technique to grow glaciers by Ice Grafting. So Biafo is probably a Male glacier.

[@salmanrashid8880]

True. They still do it.

[@muhammadahsan3022]

Thankyou sir

[@MuhammadRaza20207]

Love your pronunciation of Balti words.🎉

[@jamshedazharfca]

Can’t wait for the next video. Sadly I didn’t know too much about Salman Sahab other than his post voting picture sending a message to The Agriculture Department 😊 but these videos have me hooked!

[@shivangnisharma9448]

Thank God you lived to regale us with your tales 🙂 I’m reminded of a short trek on Chandanwari glacier above Pahalgam, it was smooth like road but so slippery my brother skidded & dislocated his shoulder

[@salmanrashid8880]

Glaciers are very tricky places. The ice is rick smooth rock. One must be very careful.

[@AMDJ1]

salam.. thankyou for this... what you are doing is just awesome... I went to snow lake and hispar pass in 2013 and this episode brings back so many memories...

[@odysseuslahori]

Great 👍

[@noorhamza1336]

Sir kia ap Gilgit baltistan ky apny treks m paish anay walay waqiat aur personal tips and tricks b in Tales shamil kr sakty h

[@asifiqbal65]

Jaan bachi ghar ko aaye. Kuch hojata toh is kahani ko kaun sunata. Allah aapko apne hifz o amaan mein rakhe, abhi toh bahut kahaniyan sunni hein by the master storyteller.

[@Daradajee]

The best episode so far!

[@salmanrashid8880]

Thank you very much.

[@rashidmughal71]

Sahiba !! Wah wah 🍻 to that ice 🪓, …

[@hanifullah8655]

What گڑھی means

[@hanifullah8655]

K2 has such beautiful local name

[@salmanrashid8880]

Chhgho (Great) Ri Mountain. چھغو ری۔

[@azlanameer4912]

You are a magician Sir. and thanks God you were Forgiven by Glacier . Allah knew you had to tell the stories to coming generations. 😂

[@AliQureshiLhr]

I also read a similar incident from Musa ka Musalla mountain where you slipped on your way back but luckily escaped any injury. Excellent story telling, please use a collar or cordless mic for better voice quality. Also the pictures are small in the video, they should be full screen.

[@adnanmoiz]

Hi Ali, We noted your feedback and have implemented it. In a couple of weeks’ time, we will have implemented this :)

[@salmanrashid8880]

Musa ka Musalla was under snow on top and above 300 metres below the summit in June 1994. I slipped on the way back. Was lucky. I had neglected to carry my ice axe thinking there would be no snow.

[@AliQureshiLhr]

​@@salmanrashid8880 I summitted Musa ka Musalla on 1 July, 2017 and summit was still totally under snow and at least 200 meters below. There is one Ziarat Mazar 600 meters before the summit is called the “Pehli Ziyarat”. There was some snow in patches around that ziarat too.

[@salmanrashid8880]

@@AliQureshiLhr Musa ka Musalla is an ancient Indian pilgrimage site of Dharti Ma. Like so many others, Sikaram, Takht e Suleman, Preghal, Khwaja Amran, Chehel Abdal and, best of all, Channan Pir has been converted to Islam.

[@AliQureshiLhr]

@@salmanrashid8880 thank you for this information. very kind of you sir.

[@siddharthadas1040]

By the grace of God you had the presence of mind to use the pick axe (saw the axe on Twitter ). Close shave that.

[@salmanrashid8880]

Very close. In all my glacier walking I have always been mystified by crevasses and moulins. Just cannot help but peer down their darkness.

[@MrKarshad]

I am really jealous of your north expeditions...I want to explore north more but unfortunately west is calling right now

[@amerbajwa6396]

Sir do you know about polas or palas Valley near basham. Someone told me that there are people who call themselves mooshe. These two words are Hebrew. I was told that they claim themselves true Christian. Regards. Amer Bajwa

[@angadveerpanesar338]

Axe saved the KiNg...😜🖖

[@zindagikairang1549]

Sir g.With all due respect,you are just losing it.Such spectacular tales go wasted due to naive ness of Adnan.Without visuals n graphics ,any video in today’s world is non attractive for viewers and Adnan still has long to learn editing.Pl raise the standards,get such done from a professional editor n see the result.These one odd thousand views would jump to twenty thousand,for sure. Pl Don mind.I love you that’s why saying so.To see n pass on without comment is the easiest thing,otherwise

[@adnanmoiz]

Hi, Thanks for the feedback. We’re working on continuously improving the work.