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NOBUSHI SHIKAWA Japanese Famous Climber visited Glacier Breeze Restaurant Passu,Hunza

NOBUSHI SHIKAWA
Japanese Famous Climber

First time visit Pakistan in 1965 and joint Tokyo University KaraKarom Expedition to Climb Kynyanchish Hisper Glacier.

He also visited the base camp in 2004,2005
And visit Passu,Hunza on 10th July 2016 ..I met him at my place Glacier Breeze Restaurant.

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  1. essay best26 May 2017 at 07:13

    Hunza valley itself is so beautiful and no doubt the hospitality of the residents there has no match. One finds good food especially when you are a foreigner because the food tastes different and mouth watering.

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  2. essay best2 June 2017 at 04:24

    The traditional food of northern parts of Pakistan has no match and personally endorse these mouth watering cuisines. The restaurant itself looks like the vintage building, which will attract tourist as well.

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