This Old House availed as a local museum gives you an impression how people live in Hunza. Be aware that who lives in concrete, doesn’t stay during winter. The entrance is in angles to stop cold air draft and to impede enemies from a surprise visit. To protect against rodents, food is stored in boxes. Wood beams and layered ceiling protect against earthquake induced collapse. The darkest and most remote place is where families stay during the coldest days. Thick walls and snow insulate naturally. I have the impression this is kind of a revered place. Locals lit an incense stick there. Please...
Read moreVery unique and jaw dropping… the reality of people have been living like this for 100s of years, and still do so is just amazing.
It’s a first hand experience of what a family-centered minimalist life really means in these...
Read moreVery nice quick visit. Showcase of an old Hunza house. The entrance is free and there is a donation box. There is a Cafe next door with great service and...
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