Pakistan
- The Moghul castle in Lahore
- Tomb at the Moghul mosque, Lahore.
- Entering the Moghul mosque in Lahore.
- The Central Asian style entrance to the mosque.
- Child dancing inside the mosque.
- Inside the courtyard of the mosque
- Tuc tuc motor cycle taxi Lahore
- Rafay and Adam inside small Moghul mosque.
- Exterior of mosque.
- Spice seller
- We leave safety of Lahore and travel to Swat Valley, recently a Taliban controlled stronghold
- Traveling through Pashtun villages of Swat
- Man on the road greets us
- “Jingle” trucks bring products up into the Hindu Kush Mountains
- Adam photographing drivers working on broken down truck as we cross 10,000 foot pass into mountain province of Chitral
- Driving up Chitral Valley (on Afghan border)
- We enter the valley of the Kalash, a vanishing pagan people who claim descent from Alexander the Great
- Kalash school children jump into the back of our truck for a ride
- Kazi the local holy man blesses us and the shy Kalash let us stay with them in their village.
- Local Kalash woman in traditional costume working with grain
- Kalash mother with twins.
- Kalash shepherd in mountains.
- Kalash woman’s profile.
- Entrance to temple of the Kalash where mountain gods are worshipped.
- Adam enjoying hospitality of Kalash
- Kalash woman with facial markings.
- An outdoor temple with ancient wooden carved poles representing gods up in the mountains above Rumbur
- An alter for sacrificing goats to the gods
- On the balcony of hillside step village of Rumbur.
- Kalash girl.
- Goat heads mark entrance of a Kalash temple.
- On balcony with Kalash women.
- Last day in Rumbur with Kalash, hill top temple in background.
- We arrive in the city of Chitral and are welcomed by local guards
- Mosque built by the Mekhtar (hereditary ruler) of the formerly independent kingdom of Chitral.
- Watching the sun come up over the snow capped Hindu Kush Mountains behind the Mekhtar’s mosque.
- Polo was invented in Chitral and we see the finals of the British Raj era style spectacle.