Call of the Karakorum: James Price climbing in Pakistan
The video of James Price and his solitary mountaineering in Pakistan's Karakorum.
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In March 2020, amidst a global pandemic, British mountaineer James Price found himself stranded in the village of Ganish (Northern Pakistan, Hunza Valley). Working in the fields and helping the local community, he formed special ties with the local community. The experience left a deep mark and in the ensuing years the British mountaineer returned on various occasions to climb some of their mountains. This exceptional film tells his story.
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