Pakistan is renowned for the thrilling and much amazed travelling sights in the world. When talking about the best places to visit in Pakistan, northern areas come first. This region is famous for its mesmerizing destinations and the beautiful colors of nature. The Northern region of Pakistan is heaven for people who love to explore nature and landscape. From magnificent and snow-packed Mountains to historical and cultural heritage locales, it is home to many fascinating tourist attractions. So, if you are planning your next trip decide on from the list of best places to visit in Pakistan Northern areas.
Naran Kaghan valley comes on the top of the list of the best places to visit in Pakistan northern areas. God has blessed it with many heavenly-sighted places, momentous mountain peaks lush green landscapes. That’s why tourists from all over the globe come here to capture the beautiful views. Located in the Himalayan Mountains, this destination stays open for few months as it remains closed during the winter months (October to April) due to heavy snowfall. The top attraction in this area is Saif Ul Malook Lake. No tourist likes to come back without visiting it. If you are planning a family trip to the northern regions, never forget to explore the natural beauty of Naran valley.
Gilgit Valley is magnificent and famous for its colorful lakes, so tourists set it their destination. It is located in the province of Gilgit Baltistan and is followed by the Gilgit River. The moderate temperature of the valley between May and October helps it become a great attraction for visitors. There are numerous worth-seeing places in the valley that you should include in your destination list while going to Pakistan. Some of the beautiful visiting places you should never slip out from Gilgit are Hunza Valley, Gilgit Fort, Khaplu Fort, the Ruby Mines, Shimshal, Khunjrab Pass, Naltar valley Deosai and Altit Fort.
The Ratti Gali lake is the empress of the alpine lakes of Azad Kashmir while located in the Neelam valley and is mainly encircled by glaciers. The lake water is primarily supplied from the glaciers. Here you will experience the absolute beauty of the high peaks moderately covered with snow shadowed in the lake water. Alongside the lake, there is an order of lush green plants.
Shounter valley is based in the upper Neelam valley, followed by Shounter lake. The heart touching beauty of the valley is its lake. Tourists can easily explore the valley through the trek from Astore to Kel in Neelam valley.
The valley is bounded by the Shounter pass, a high mountain pass with an incredible height of (14501 ft) from sea level. It is the best place for camping and bonfire. The main attraction of the valley for the tourist is Shounter lake. The clear shining water of the lake increases the beauty one could ever see.
Garam Chashma, famous as hot spring, make their way down from the mountains of the Hindukush range. Located in Chitral, it is surrounded by peaks covered with snow. It is the best place for visitors who love fishing as trout fish is its extreme attraction.
Tourists can enjoy the live BBQ of freshly caught trout fish from the river. Besides the freezing temperature, the spring remains at its boiling temperature, which is the wonder of nature on its own. Mostly, people visit here because its warm water has meditation properties for many diseases.
The Lulusar lake is a beautiful and worth-seeing place in the valley of Kaghan. Surrounded by the high mountains and crystal-clear water, Lulusar lake is a famous destination for tourists.
The best time to observe the mesmerizing view of this beautiful destination is the summer season. As the summer goes, the temperature falls and eventually make the lake freeze.
The Kumrat valley is situated in the upper district of the KPK province of Pakistan. The valley is beautifully significant for the rich green deodar forests, which give a magical look. Kumrat valley is beautiful for tourists for camping purposes. There are basic food facilities available in camping based stores as well.
Pir Chinasi is in the top peaks of Muzaffarabad. It is named after a Sufi saint Hazrat Syed Shah Hussain Bukhari, whose shrine is based at its peak. Except for tourists, followers of Syed Pir Bukhari devotedly take a pilgrimage and often visit there for religious purposes. It is a hill station located 9500ft above sea level. It is a most attractive point for the tourists as well with the boundary of snow-covered peaks. The area is surrounded by dark forests of pine and oak trees, which creates a pleasant combination. Tourists are warned to come back before the sunset as the snow gets slippery at night and it becomes impossible to walk on, and even cars and jeeps cannot drive on it.
