Vishal Tandon

Surviving 71°C on India Pakistan Border

Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjJ2PlZes7SNaBPQ2OyHT7Q/join In the heart of the Thar Desert, where ground temperatures touch 71°C, lies one of India's most forgotten borders — the India-Pakistan frontier at Munabao, Barmer, Rajasthan. This isn't a tourist zone. This isn't on any map you've seen. This is where BSF jawans stand guard in conditions that would kill most people within hours. This is where a handful of Indian families still call home — in sand dunes that stretch all the way into Pakistan's Sindh province. In this video, I go inside the India-Pakistan border in the Thar Desert — exploring the abandoned Thar Express railway track that once connected India to Karachi, the ghost villages near the zero line, and the people who survive here when temperatures cross 71°C. What you'll see in this video: ▸ Life at the India-Pakistan border in Thar Desert ▸ Munabao — India's last railway station before Pakistan ▸ The abandoned Thar Express route (Jodhpur to Karachi) ▸ BSF border patrol in 71°C heat ▸ Villages surviving at zero line, Barmer, Rajasthan ▸ 1965 and 1971 war history at Gadra Road 📍 Location: Munabao & Gadra Road, Barmer District, Rajasthan, India 🌡️ Ground Temperature: 71°C (hottest border in the world) 🚂 Historic Route: Thar Express — Jodhpur to Karachi (suspended 2019) 🔔 Subscribe for extreme travel documentaries across India and Asia 📲 Follow for behind-the-scenes from the world's most restricted places #TharDesert #IndiaPakistanBorder #Munabao #Barmer #Rajasthan #IndiaPakistan #BSF #TharExpress #BorderLife #ExtremeHeat #IndianBorder #ForgottenIndia #71degrees #DesertLife #Gadra SUBSCRIBE : http://bit.ly/2Qstuqa Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vishal_tandon/