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Baltit Fort Early in the Morning.
Early in the morning, we saw the clouds came down low from the mountains providing an incredible view. It is a beautiful morning. We walked towards the Baltit fort in the rainy and freezing weather. A 700 years old fort of Mirs of Hunza which they abandoned in 1945, and moved to a new palace down the hill.

Part of "A Drive to Hunza in April"

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