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The Playak Factor - Ben Stookesberry 2017

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Mar 2 Social Instagram Pakistan is known the world over for being a country rife with crime and terrorism, and more often that not, portrayed in a negative light by the international media. A new movie, Inside The Indus, however, aims to show the true beauty of Pakistan as three friends come together to conquer a river that is far from friendly. For every water sports enthusiast, kayaking the Rondu Gorge of the Indus River is at the top of the list. Very few have attempted to tackle its rough waters and till now there have only been three teams to have conquered the Rondu Gorge; the last one being in 2008, led by adventure kayaker Ben Stookesberry from the US. Current Extreme Kayak World Champion Aniol Serrasolses from Spain, and two-time Olympian Mike Dawson from New Zealand got together to organise their expedition to Pakistan, with Ciarán Heurteau filming and documenting every moment of this rare feat. According to the team, kayaking in Pakistan was unlike any experience they had elsewhere in the world. 'Our experience down the Rondu Gorge of the Indus river was mind blowing,' Heurteau said while speaking to The Express Tribune. PHOTOS: TWELVEPRODUCTION For more on this feature and the full interview, click on the link in our bio. #kayaking #watersports #pakistan #riverindus #rondugorge #adventuresports #northernpakistan #gilgitbaltistan #tourism #etribune #photography #potd #photooftheday #igers #instadaily #instagood #islamabad #rawalpindi #faisalabad #quetta #lahore #karachi #instatravel #world
Mar 1 Social Instagram #Wgpng Feature! @shefadvfilmfest 'Your survival hinges on the skills that you bring, and those of the team around you. It's all you have, and you've just got to hope it's enough.' - Ben Stookesberry. ___ A group of pro kayakers journey to the remote jungles of Papua New Guinea to attempt a first descent of the Beriman Gorge, a daunting 40km run lined with sheer limestone walls and no way out but to ride to the ocean. ___ °: LOCKED IN - FIRST DESCENT OF THE BERIMAN GORGE °: SURF & KAYAK FILMS °: @bennymrr ___ @redonkulous2u #bmcshaff #adventure #expedition #explore #kayak #kayaking #whitewater #waterfall #papuanewguinea

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