Passu Cones at Dusk
Hunza Valley, Gilgit-Baltistan
The Passu Cones, also known as Tupopdan, rise to 6,106 metres above the Karakoram Highway in Upper Hunza. Their serrated skyline is the most recognisable in Pakistan, and it turns gold in the last hour of the day.
- Edition
- Hand-signed, with certificate of authenticity
- Sizes
- 8×10 in to 24×36 in
- Media
- C-Print, Giclée, Matte paper, Canvas, Hahnemühle cotton rag
- Price
- Custom quote by size and media
About this print
A signed archival print
“Passu Cones at Dusk” was photographed by Asmar Hussain at Hunza Valley, Gilgit-Baltistan. It is printed to order, hand-signed, and supplied with a certificate of authenticity. You choose the size, from 8×10 to 24×36 inches, and the media: C-Print on photo paper, giclée, matte paper, gallery-wrapped canvas, or museum-grade Hahnemühle 100% cotton rag.
Prints are quoted individually. Send a message with the size you have in mind, or preview it true to scale on a wall first.
To photograph this place yourself, see the Passu Cones photography tour.
Muhammad Asmar Hussain
Award-winning Pakistani landscape photographer, Sony Brand Ambassador for Landscape Photography, TEDx speaker and Co-Founder of Travelbug. Published by National Geographic and a winner at the Sony World Photography Awards. More about Asmar.