The nature of Pakistan is simply enchanting and Naran Kaghan Valley is one such gem. Now, it has become one of the popular tourist valleys for its untouched charm and feel. A trip to Naran Kaghan Valley is one of the most amazing experiences of the world.
Holding the magnificent landscapes and an enchanting location.
 Each part of the valleys presents a different look for the other. The dreamy location in the land of fairies is a captivating location for the nature lover and the honeymoon couples who are starting their lives with pleasant memories. The best place for “trekking”, “fishing”, “photography”, “hiking” indeed.
Naran Kaghan valley is almost 2500 meters above the sea level. The entire valley experiences a pleasant climate all year long. Even in the most unaccommodating hot summers of the south, the climate here is still mildly cold.Â
After all, the spell of rain on the gigantic mountains of Himalaya and then the adding water to Kunhar River through the glacial melt is a view to watch out for.
Within the valley, there are lots of peaceful and serene places; however, here are the top 5 most wonderful and colorful parts.
Lake Saif ul Malook is a beautiful alpine lake near the Kaghan Valley in Naran. Being famous for its clear blue-turquoise water and snow-covered mountains surrounding it, surely this is a stunning landscape.Â
This lake is also popular with tourists because it is associated with local folktales and fairy tales, such as the prince and fairy. The scenery here is breathtaking, and boating facilities are available. The serene environment and high-altitude situation attract natives as well as tourists.
Lulusar Lake: Almost 48 km.
Shogran: Almost 66 km.
Siri Paye: Around 72 km
Babusar Top: Almost 89 km
Balakot: Almost 86 km
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Lulusar Lake is the largest natural lake in Kaghan Valley and is famous for its serene beauty. The colors of the waters in Lulusar Lake are bright blue, reflecting the peaks around it. This forms a beautiful and enchanting scene that may be considered as a milestone for water resources of the Kunhar River.Â
This lake falls on the route to Babusar Top. Lulusar is less crowded than other spots. It is, therefore, the perfect place for a serene picnic and photograph shooting. Its pure atmosphere is suitable for nature admirers who desire some quiet time.
Lake Saif ul Malook: 48 km
Shogran: About 90 km
Siri Paye: About 96 km
Babusar Top: About 41 km
Balakot: About 134 km
It is a beautiful hill station of the Kaghan Valley, which is known for lush green meadows and dense forests. Shogran is at an elevation of about 2,362 meters and has a view all around the Mountains towards its surrounding, including Makra Peak.Â
Shogran is enjoyed for its cold climatic conditions which have made it a perfect summer destination. People visit this place to trek out to Siri Paye, an alpine meadow nearby. The options for hiking and camping along with the guesthouse hospitality are also available.
Lake Saif ul Malook: 66 km.
Lulusar Lake: 90 km.
Siri Paye: 6 km.
Babusar Top: About 120 km.
Balakot: 34 km.
Situated above Shogran, Siri Paye is a greenish meadow which is famous for its beautiful scenery and peaceful location. It has overseen the rolling hills of green and wildflowers with breathtaking scenarios of Makra Peak.Â
The adventurous and challenging trek to Siri Paye offers overwhelming scenery and silent surroundings. Camping and picnicking here would be ideal for relaxation from the bustling tourist places. It is a place to be visited by all the nature lovers and people looking for solitude.
Lake Saif ul Malook: 72 km.
Lulusar Lake: 96 km
Shogran: 6 km
Babusar Top: Approximately 126 km
Balakot: 40 km
Babusar Top is a high mountain pass which links Kaghan Valley to Chilas and the Karakoram Highway. Babusar Top stands at an elevation of 4,173 meters above sea level and is accessible to see marvels of peaks and valleys.Â
The Babusar Top road journey is rather picture-perfect and scenic beauty exists in every direction. This pass is traversable during summer seasons and is a popular tourist stopover on the way to Gilgit-Baltistan. It is quite refreshing with a cool climate and fresh mountain breeze.
Lake Saif ul Malook: 89 km.
Lulusar Lake: 41 km.
Shogran: 120 km.
Siri Paye: 126 km.
Balakot: About 174 km.
This is an historical town at the entry point of the Kaghan Valley and is often referred to as the “Gateway to Kaghan.” It is indeed a popular destination due to its lush verdure, river views, and importance in Pakistan’s history.Â
Balakot is always one of the stops for travelers heading to Naran, boasting local bazaars and local food. The town was located along the Kunhar River, which provides picnic spaces and places of relaxation. Vibrant culture and warm hospitality make it a welcoming place for visitors.
Lake Saif ul Malook: 86 km
Lulusar Lake: 134 km
Shogran: 34 km
Siri Paye: 40 km
Babusar Top: 174 km.
Multan, Faisalabad or Islamabad.
Tour Started pointÂ
Multan
or return point Multan
4×4 Jeep for Saiful Mulook
2 Nights Hotel Accommodation
Tour Guide
Breakfast and Dinner
AC Saloon Coaster/Toyota Grand Cabin
Toll Taxes
Departure from Multan at 7:30 pm. Shortstops on our way in Balakot, Kaghan, and Naran Dinner and night stay in Naran (Dinner only)
Breakfast at Hotel Departure for Babusar top Stop at Lulusar lake Stop at Babusar top Lunch at Baisal Reach Kunhar River for Rafting Dinner and night stay in Naran (Breakfast and Dinner)
Breakfast at hotel Departure for Lake Saif-ul-Mulook on Jeeps Stop for an excursion at Lake Saiful mulook Drive back to Coaster on Jeeps. Shift to Coaster and Departure for Islamabad Reach Islamabad late night. (Breakfast only)
Tour DurationÂ
1 to 3 daysÂ
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