Beyond the urban charms of the city are the places still known for their breathtakingly beautiful scenery. Pakistan, a country noted for its stunningly gorgeous valleys, is a nation of mesmerizing landscapes and rich cultural tapestries.
You can experience the exquisite charm of these valleys between September and November months, booking your flight ticket with PIA, and enjoying exclusive discounts on international flights from the UAE to major cities in Pakistan. We have picked out five of the most staggeringly beautiful valleys for you to visit and experience their alluring beauty.
Hunza Valley
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The splendid Hunza Valley, tucked away in the centre of the Karakoram Mountain range, is located in northern Pakistan. With its dazzling glaciers, snow-capped peaks, and glistening streams, this extremely important place has grown in popularity among daring tourists seeking an experience that takes them off the typical tourist route.
Pakistan’s Hunza Valley is a secluded area well-known for its breathtaking scenery and intriguing culture. The valley is found in the region of Gilgit-Baltistan. Being here, you can be involved in activities like hiking, mountaineering, visiting historic forts, and socializing with valley residents. The other attraction is Attabad Lake, which was the result of a natural disaster. The lake’s azure waters are a reflection of the surrounding glaciers. The place is easily reachable for Gilgit.
Neelum Valley
A region 200 km long and in the shape of a bow, Neelum Valley, situated in Northern Kashmir, is known for its natural beauty and tourist attractions. It is located 20 kilometres from the capital, Muzaffarabad. Neelum Valley experiences extremely nice summer temperatures and chilly winters.
Neelum Valley runs parallel to Kaghan Valley to the north and northeast of Muzaffarabad. Snow-covered peaks, some of which rise more than 4,000 meters above sea level, divide the two valleys. The valley is a dream come true for tourists owing to its breathtaking scenery, towering hills on either side of the boisterous Neelum River, expansive views, charming streams, rich green forests, and captivating surroundings.
The valley, which is adorned with trees and streams, is well-known for locations including Kel, Surgeon, and Taobut in addition to Ratti Galli, Athmuqam, and Sharda Fort.
Kaghan Valley
Positioned in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, the Kaghan Valley is easily reachable from Islamabad. The Babusar Pass, located at 4,145 meters, is the highest point in the 155-kilometer-long valley, which rises as high as 2,134 meters. You can find several lakes with sparkling waters, large pine woods, refreshing mountain streams, and alpine meadows. The valley’s major draw, the Kunhar River, is well-known for its delicious trout.
The centre of the Kaghan Valley is Naran, and it is a spot you should spend a few relaxing days. This is the outdoor entertainment area, with large fields and the Kunhar River. Activities that are popular in the area include paragliding, biking, camping, skiing, trekking, jeep safaris, and day trips. Furthermore, swimming, rafting, boating, and fishing are some water sports you can engage in here.
Kalash Valley
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Located in Chitral, Pakistan, the Kalash Valleys are a treasure trove of stunning scenery and many cultural influences. The Kalash people are a Greek-civilized group with distinctive customs and a unique language. You can enjoy the stunning scenery at Mumuret, the largest valley, Rumbur, and Birir.
These valleys, which are reachable by road from Ayun in Kunar Valley, highlight the colourful clothing of the Kalash. Rambur’s colourful Kalash cottages, lofty mountains, and charming riverbank are particularly captivating. These valleys in the Hindu Kush mountains, which are only 2.5 hours from Chitral City, are a must-visit among Pakistan’s most stunning tourist destinations because they retain ethnic variety.
You can use the local public transportation to Chitral or Ayun or take a flight from Islamabad to Chitral to visit the valley. People here celebrate different festivals every year. A few of them are Uchal Festival, Chilam Joshi Festival, Chorus Festival, and Poh Festival.
Kumrat Valley
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Kumrat is a breathtakingly gorgeous valley in Pakistan’s upper district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The Timergara in the north can be used to access the valley, which is about 370 kilometres from Islamabad. For those who enjoy the outdoors and seeking adventure, Kumrat Valley’s verdant forests, glistening streams, and majestic peaks provide a fantastic experience.
You can engage in a variety of activities while visiting Kumrat Valley, including hiking, camping, trout fishing, and discovering the area’s rich cultural legacy. The valley is also home to some of Pakistan’s most stunning waterfalls, such as Katora Lake and the well-known Jahaz Banda waterfall. You will undoubtedly be in awe of these natural treasures and have an amazing trip as a result.
