- Following 526
- Followers 14.7K
- Engagement 47.99%
- Avg likes 8.1K
- Avg comments 64
About Alexander Niklass
Alexander Niklass (@all.x) is a Photographer creator on Instagram, also filed under Photography & Video. The account has 14,659 followers and 143 published posts. Recent posts average 8,107 likes and 64 comments, an engagement rate of 47.99%.
With 14.7K followers, Alexander Niklass is a micro creator by the common 10,000 to 100,000 definition. Set against 526 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 28 followers per account Alexander Niklass follows. Alexander Niklass uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files Alexander Niklass under Photographer, with Photography & Video as a secondary category.
Alexander Niklass's Instagram bio is brief, at 1 word. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Alexander Niklass dates from October 2021.
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143 Posts
Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Alexander Niklass, 8 are videos and 2 are carousels. That mix leans toward videos. 143 published posts give Alexander Niklass a moderate archive on Instagram. Against the audience, that is roughly 103 followers for each post published. Alexander Niklass also keeps 8 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 121 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include bikepacking, afghanistan, pamir, through and meters. The captions tag #bikepacking, #afghanistan, #gravelbike, #kyrgyz and #pamir.
After more than two weeks of bikepacking through central asias summer heat, battling repeated food poisoning, and hauling our bikes up onto the plateau, we finally reached the Kyrgyz summer settlement of Bechkonok, where and I reunited with the family we had met the year before.
At 4,300 meters, this is life on the absolute edge of the habitable world.
Here, we could finally slow down. We dived into their world and daily routines, shaped by the extreme nature surrounding them.
We watched them herd their livestock, were invited into their personal yurts, passed down through generations, and shared stories through gestures and hand signs. By scrolling through our phone galleries, we were also able to share parts of our own world. While doing so, we drank endless cups of milk tea and ate yak yogurt and freshly baked flatbread.
Our bikes were met with great curiosity. After they took turns riding them, they invited me to join them on horseback. These were the moments we had come for.
#bikepacking #afghanistan #kyrgyz #pamir
But soon we discovered a new obstacle.
Despite the elevation, the days were unusually hot. The sun blazed down and the heat caused snowmelt to surge. The rivers swelled so much that some crossings became sketchy and unpredictable.
At one point, we couldn’t pass a river at all in the afternoon. We had to set up camp on the bank and set the alarm for 4 a.m., hoping the freezing night temperatures would lower the water level enough to cross safely at dawn.
Waking up in the cold after a night of with slight altitude sickness, just to walk through an ice-cold river that instantly numbed your legs wasn’t the greatest experience but it worked.
We were now searching for the Kyrgyz family and I had briefly met the year before, during our ride through the Tajik side of the Great Pamir. By asking other shepherds we met along the way, we eventually found them. They had moved to their summer pasture, tucked away in a remote side valley, far from everything.
#bikepacking #afghanistan #cyclingadventures
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We left the Wakhan Corridor behind and began the long ascent into the Big Pamir. The rather flat Wakhan valley gave way to a canyon-like landscape, carved deep between steep cliffs and the border river that still separated us from Tajikistan. The riding mostly became pushing from now on. The terrain was loose, and the heat hadn’t fully let go yet. To make things worse, was hit hard by food poisoning, in his own words, the worst night of his life.
As this was the beginning of venturing into the wilderness, our bikes were fully loaded, heavy with food and gear. It was a constant up and down, slowly gaining elevation towards 4,000 meters.
Somewhere along this stretch, we’ve made contact with one of the afghan Kyrgyz, a trader on a horseback carrying supplies up from the lower valleys. We couldn’t communicate much, but his surprise at seeing cyclists out here said enough.
After more than three days, the steep canyon opened up. And there it was, the Big Pamir plateau.
#afghanistan #bikepacking
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We left the Wakhan Corridor behind and began the long ascent into the Big Pamir. The rather flat Wakhan valley gave way to a canyon-like landscape, carved deep between steep cliffs and the border river that still separated us from Tajikistan. The riding mostly became pushing from now on. The terrain was loose, and the heat hadn’t fully let go yet. To make things worse, was hit hard by food poisoning, in his own words, the worst night of his life.
As this was the beginning of venturing into the wilderness, our bikes were fully loaded, heavy with food and gear. It was a constant up and down, slowly gaining elevation towards 4,000 meters.
Somewhere along this stretch, we’ve made contact with one of the afghan Kyrgyz, a trader on a horseback carrying supplies up from the lower valleys. We couldn’t communicate much, but his surprise at seeing cyclists out here said enough.
After more than three days, the steep canyon opened up. And there it was, the Big Pamir plateau.
#afghanistan #gravelbike #bikepacking
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We arrived in the Afghan Wakhan Corridor. From Ishkashim, we began riding between the mighty Pamir and Hindukush mountain ranges, following the valley east toward the high-altitude plateau of the Big Pamir.
The temperatures had finally dropped to something bearable, with the altitude now around 3,000 meters. A steady tailwind pushed us nicely through the corridor, tracing the border river with Tajikistan, where I had cycled just a year before.
This region felt different immediately. Quieter, slower and a overall more relaxed atmosphere than inland Afghanistan.
As we moved further in, the scenery changed constantly, from green fields to dry, wide-open desert valleys. And towering above it all, we could see the snowcapped peaks of Pakistans Karakoram ranges, some rising over 7,000 meters.
Peace was only interrupted by the occasional T-checkpoint. Having seen the Wakhan before the government change, their presence felt like a foreign body. Locals spoke carefully, never too openly, but it was clear: A place once untouched by war now carries its shadow.
#bikepacking #gravelbike #afghanistan
The temperatures had finally dropped to something bearable, with the altitude now around 3,000 meters. A steady tailwind pushed us nicely through the corridor, tracing the border river with Tajikistan, where I had cycled just a year before.
This region felt different immediately. Quieter, slower and a overall more relaxed atmosphere than inland Afghanistan.
As we moved further in, the scenery changed constantly, from green fields to dry, wide-open desert valleys. And towering above it all, we could see the snowcapped peaks of Pakistans Karakoram ranges, some rising over 7,000 meters.
Peace was only interrupted by the occasional T-checkpoint. Having seen the Wakhan before the government change, their presence felt like a foreign body. Locals spoke carefully, never too openly, but it was clear: A place once untouched by war now carries its shadow.
#bikepacking #afghanistan #travel
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#bikepacking #afghanistan
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Alexander Niklass's engagement
Alexander Niklass's engagement rate on Instagram is 47.99%, over 6%, more than 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 2 followers. Likes outnumber comments by roughly 127 to 1, with 8,107 likes and 64 comments on an average post, so most reactions are taps rather than replies.
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47.99%
- Avg likes
- 8.1K
- Avg comments
- 64
- Interactions : followers
- 1 : 2
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Who is Alexander Niklass?
Alexander Niklass (@all.x) is a Photographer creator on Instagram, also filed under Photography & Video. Alexander Niklass uses an Instagram professional account. Alexander Niklass's Instagram bio is brief, at 1 word.
How many followers does Alexander Niklass have?
Alexander Niklass has 14,659 followers on Instagram (14.7K). Set against 526 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 28 followers per account Alexander Niklass follows. 143 published posts give Alexander Niklass a moderate archive on Instagram.
What is Alexander Niklass's engagement rate?
Alexander Niklass's engagement rate on Instagram is 47.99%, over 6%, more than 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 2 followers. Likes outnumber comments by roughly 127 to 1, with 8,107 likes and 64 comments on an average post, so most reactions are taps rather than replies.
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Flinque files Alexander Niklass under Photographer, with Photography & Video as a secondary category. Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Alexander Niklass, 8 are videos and 2 are carousels. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for Alexander Niklass repeatedly use the words bikepacking, afghanistan, pamir, through and meters. Alexander Niklass's captions carry hashtags such as #bikepacking, #afghanistan and #gravelbike. Alexander Niklass writes those captions mainly in English. Alexander Niklass keeps 8 story highlights, which open with a free Flinque account.
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