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During the Drive in Hilly Area Galyat try to use
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gear instead of brakes Consecutively
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The weather in Hill Station is very different from the weather in Pakistan
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Yes It is True
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When the temperature in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad and Peshawar
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ranges from 38 to 42 degrees,
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then the temperature of this pipeline track in Ayubia is between 18 to 22 degrees.
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There is a ditch on one side
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On the other side is a very high mountain
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And this is the pipeline track, Dunga gali
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233 km away from peshawar
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80 km away from islamabad
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Located at an altitude of 8,000 feet above sea level
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This walking track is located in the most beautiful place of
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Ayubia
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This walking track is a masterpiece in its own right
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This Pipeline track was built between 1892 and 1900
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The purpose of the track was to ensure the supply of water to
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the British army at that time
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Water was piped from Ayubia to Murree
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The Beauty of This Walking Track is
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this track is lush green and very beautiful
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Extremely Lush Green
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In the past, when this pipeline track was built, a tunnel and
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a bridge were also built at the same time.
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The tunnel is called the Moto Tunnel and the bridge is called the Moto Bridge
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People pass over this tower on foot
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But they do not know that they have crossed a very ancient bridge
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About four kilometers long track you will have the opportunity to
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get very close to nature
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This Area is in Galiyat is Very lush green and calm
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The first reason is that there is no such construction here
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Definitely when construction happens
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So the whole environment is destroyed
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Here you will find very favorable clean air and
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a beautiful green environment
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This track is completely inside the forest
So you can face
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a lot of excitement thrill and everything
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The locals have saved a lot of this place
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There is no deforestation here
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This is the root of the tree you are looking at
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And this gigantic type of right is standing right above my head
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Our journey is still going on
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GDA is very active in Galyat
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Renovation of this pipeline track as well as special cleaning
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arrangements can be seen.
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There are rubbish bins made of stones everywhere
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As well as cleanliness, there is a security and it is good for tourists
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While walking, all of a sudden my eyes fell on some stamps.
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I think these stamps belong to the army of that time who built this track.
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There are many interesting pictures on the wall
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There will be one shop after every kilometer on this four kilometer long walking track.
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You can find food and drink in these stores
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In addition, reasonable seating arrangements are in place by the GDA
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Mobile signals are there, but the internet is a bit weak because of the valley
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The contractor who built this pipeline track or the British Army
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seal is affixed to the walls everywhere.
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These stamps are largely obsolete and can be seen on closer inspection
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These Stamps has History therefor i request local pakistani people
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that do not try to touch or in the other meaning do not become scientist
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Whenever you plan to walk on this pipeline track, keep at least three to four hours in mind
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One and a half hours to go and one and a half hours to come back
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so even if you walk comfortably, it will take at least three hours.
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4 km long track it is
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There should be at least three hours for trekking
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Tourists who have not yet come to Pipeline Track Donga Gali,
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I think they have not traveled yet.
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if you like this video kindly subscribe and remember me in your pray
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Take care of yourself and the people around you, Thank you
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You will find such masterpieces everywhere on This Pipe line Track Dunga Gali
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