What you should know about Hunza women 🇵🇰

Is Hunza home to Pakistan's smartest people?

Today's adventure takes us late into the night, as we head to a festival that's celebrating the women of Hunza Valley. I'm joined again by my guide Mudasir, and together, we meet a host of amazing and friendly locals, who tell us some extraordinary facts about Hunza, Passu, and its people. After sipping some chai and chatting with our new Pakistani friends, we take a quick break at the Yak Grill to try my first ever yak steak and yak burger. Finally, we head back to the women's festival to enjoy dancing and live music.

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00:00 Hunza at night
01:44 Man selling strange food
04:12 Bonfire brother
05:44 Buying locals chai
10:57 Meeting festival vendors
16:06 Pakistan's most intelligent area
18:47 Festival founders
22:21 Hunza people are so nice
23:47 YAK STEAK AT YAK GRILL
27:33 Traditional Hunza music concert

[eezaka]

Yo Brent you should have bust a few dance moves with those Lads on dance floor at the end 😂👌

[mehranrahim]

I was in north few months ago and believe me this lady is very right.People of northern are so polite, kind and very educated especially girls as compared to other provinces and beautiful too. Mind blowing. I have traveled entire Pakistan. I loved it. People from cities are very different from northern. Northern hospitality is at the top simply amazing. Everyone offers you a tea and food. I am from Karachi and I didn’t like Lahore at all. Too much crowd, pollution and very congested though I loved Multan, Islamabad and Peshawar most but Northern is epic.

[abkh]

Although English is Pakistan's official language but Urdu is spoken and understood across the country. But this is inspiring that those people in mountains far from the major cities of Pakistan seem well educated and able to understand and speak English language, although in the rest of the country all the educated people can speak and understand as well.

[abkh]

I wish knew early about this festival I could join it. Well I hope the organizers will advertise even a YouTube video and other social media will work. If I am in Pakistan I would like to go to this festival. Nice Vlog and nice people of the Northern Pakistan.

[abkh]

Well although this video was published in January 2023 but the festival was on 20-23 October 2022 as per on the big board right behind the stage. Those steaks seemed so delicious and would love to visit Hunza to have them. And that warm chai was amazing too.

[aliasghar-hxeq]

lots of love to u man, You are showing the world the real Pakistan thanks alot
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[shafyfamily]

Asslaiom alikum👍 farind good sharing❤❤ I love you farind🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰

[saleemhafiz]

I don't believe in colour but still i would say they are the most progressive people you will find anywhere in the whole country.. insane.. i wish we in Punjab also realize the worth of knowledge and mindful thoughts.. love all of the Hunza and GB people from Punjab 🇵🇰❤️.

[jawadkhattak]

One of my friend is from this area; whenever i talk him he always say, he will get married soon and will invite me then we will have chance to explore this area, still waiting from couple of years of his marriage.

[sarina]

People in Northern areas which is mainly from Gilgit to hunza to other few regions are the most educated. Literacy rate is 95%.Our region places highest stress on education and skilled worker training. Every household has females who are highly educated and more are independent conparitive to many European countries. Crime rate is lowest and hospitality is the best highest value in regard. We pride ourselves in keeping our region clean, away from chaotic stressful life. Our values include working as a community and be self sufficient. I think that's why people are attracted because we do highly regard our traditions and culture. ❤❤❤❤❤

[hajiasad]

Your vlogs make my day dear good job keep it up🥰🥰💞💞💞

[WasimKhan-sobi]

It's amazing beautiful Hunza Pakistan great vlogger 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💕

[videogamesplanet]

Maybe you were on a budget, but I would support the ladies with their small business. They had everything well prepared and a great presentation.

[abkh]

I think some of the people of the northern region in Pakistan and Kelaash (Chitral KPK) are decedents of Macedonia who came with the Alexzander The Great. So they are different in look. Although Pakistan is a country where you can find diversity in cultures, languages and customs.

[Passulife]

Tim thanks for visiting my farm at Passu.. My name is Baber

[raz]

09:09 She said you were "doing ratta" (rote learning) some of the sentences in Urdu and don't actually understand what the individual words mean.

[mominahrasul]

The guides name is pronounced as Moo Duss Sar, not mooduseer

[dvil_xv]

first view and comment in this vidio .... i m first ... love from UAE brant❤️

[stupidlog]

One thing noticed from your previous video, hunza people more educated thn other party's of Pakistan especially youths are soso intelligent, now we understood because Malala Yousufzai also from hunza, already everyone knows Malala is very intelligent

[alirazvi]

May Almighty bless you all wirh enirmous progress, peace and prosperity. Ameen