In March 2007 we introduced the Mud Volcanoes of Balochistan. Many photos of that post were taken from the website of 4×4 Off-Roaders Club. I recently had an email conversation with Mr. Hamid Omar , a member of this club, who introduced me to the following Video. It shows the adventures of the club members on their trip to Hingol National Park in Balochistan. This National Park is located along the Makran Coastal Highway (N10). Click on the image below to watch the video.
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The documentary “Adventures in Hingol” will be screening at the KaraFilm Festival on Sunday, February 8, 1pm at the Arts Council in Karachi. It is an hour long and will be followed by a Q&A with the Offroad Club members.
We have just returned from a 5 day trip to Goran Gatti in Hingol National Park. Please visit offroadpakistan.com to see the latest pictures.
Another ‘amazing’ video (60mts) “Chasing Storms in Thar Desert” is now uploaded – search for it on video.google.com
A third video (20mts) is about the flood relief efforts by the Offroaders Club – “Hingol Flood Relief “. Search for this also on video.google.com
Regarding the ministry of Tourism, see these two earlier posts about them:
http://ko.offroadpakistan.com/2005/12/ptdc_taftan.html
http://ko.offroadpakistan.com/pakistan/2007_02/a_critical_review_of_the_visit_pakistan_2007_website.html
Amazing videoo and very well-made and narrated, since the OffRoaders Pakistan club it themself. This should certainly be shown on a television channel and perhaps the club may want to send this to Discovery Channel so more people can see what all Pakistan has to offer.
On a different note, its sad that the Tourism Ministry does not have any infrastructure for these things, not they are promoting it. They don’t have to run ads on CNN and BBC, if they simply promote these things to locals, i am sure many people from Karachi would like to explore these areas.
This makes me so jealous. I have always wanted to explore the mountains of Balochistan and the deserts of interior Sindh. I have done so much outdoor stuff in the US, but I have never done anything like this in my own country, mainly because I didn’t think it was logistically possible. Great to see that it is possible!