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Pakistan is blessed with many tourist destinations. Visit Lake Saiful Malook, Short Guide is one of the beautiful lakes of Pakistan. This Vlog will show you how to get Saif Ul Malook from a new dimension. Lake is located in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan. Saiful Malook or Saiful Muluk is located at the northern end of Kaghan-Naran Valley. This lake is located at an elevation of 3224m above sea level. The lake is one of the highest lakes of Pakistan and is located above the tree line. Overview It is surrounded by mountains, glaciers, hills, and flows pure glacial water in the Naran stream. You can access this lake by driving 6 hrs from Islamabad to Naran and 40 minuets drive from Naran Bazar to the lake. You can book a private 4x4 Willy's jeep from Naran Bazar to go to the lake. The local passenger-based booking is available, which gets 6-7 people in a vehicle. They depart from the Naran Bazar bridge every half-hour. The fare is very reasonable for travel. Six thousand rupees for booking the jeep. There are good quality hotels, and restaurants are available in Naran Bazar at a reasonable price. Short Guide Many travelers use phrases to share about Visit Lake Saiful Malook. These terms are Jheel Saif ul Malook, Vlog of Naran Saif ul Malook, etc. The complete list of phrases and searching keywords about Naran are end of this description for your convenience.  

It is very tough to decide on the right time of traveling that Where Should I Travel "SKARDU or HUNZA"? I will compare destinations and touristic importance. Let's get brief and try to decide where to go Skardu Baltistan or Hunza. Overview The readers have right to deny my opinion and I respect that. This blog post is to facilitate readers and travelers for planning their tours to Hunza or Skardu. You are more curious to know where these are located? why these places are famous? what is their history and which place must visit? Here I am bringing you comparisons to answer your question with facts, figures and logical reasons . Where Should I Travel "SKARDU or HUNZA"? Short History of Gilgit Baltistan Pakistan came into being on 14th August 1947 and this region habitants fought for their independence against British rule. They conquered and ruled by themselves. The people voluntarily announced affiliation with Pakistan soon after getting independence from British rulers. 1st November 1948 is the day of independence celebrate and 14th August as well. The era after British rulers were full of stories of domestic wars and cruel ruling over the mass. Maqpon dynasty of Skardu and Rajas of Hunza were famous who ruled Gilgit Baltistan along with many other rulers. The family of Maqpons of Skardu united the region with Chitral and Ladakh. The trending ruling and unity of these region counted during Ali Sher Khan Anchan's era. 1970s was the era where Dogra Rulers and their story came to an end where Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto turn the administration from Rajas to public. The 2009 presidential ordinance given this region status of Gilgit Baltistan as provisional provincial status. Gilgit Baltistan is located in northern part of Pakistan which administered federally with an autonomous body as a

Pakistan hosts some of the world’s most spectacular mountains, and notably, all five of its highest peaks lie in Gilgit-Baltistan. This northern region stands out as the country’s hub for high-altitude landscapes and mountaineering. Geographically, Pakistan is located in Asia and consists of four main provinces—Punjab, Sindh, Balochistan, and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa—along with federally administered regions, including Gilgit-Baltistan. Importantly, Gilgit-Baltistan sits in the far north of the country and serves as the gateway to the Karakoram and Himalayan ranges. Moreover, the region connects to the capital, Islamabad, and the Punjab province through the iconic Karakoram Highway, one of the highest paved international roads in the world. The List of All Five Highest Mountains in Pakistan Globally, 14 mountains rise above 8,000 meters, and notably, Pakistan is home to five of them. Each of these peaks exceeds the 8,000-meter mark, making the country a destination for high-altitude mountaineering. Meanwhile, the remaining eight-thousanders are spread across Nepal, India, China, and neighboring regions. So, if you’ve been wondering, “What are the highest mountains in Pakistan?”—this guide provides a clear and complete answer. The List of All Five Highest Mountains in Pakistan These five are the highest mountains in Pakistan. Nanga Parbat is located in the Himalayan ranges of Diamir Division, Chilas and Diamir district, and rest of the remaining four mountains are located in Karakorum, which is located in Baltistan Division, Shigar District. S.No Name  Height in Meters Mountain Range 1. K2 ( Skardu Region) 8611 Karakorum 2. Nanga Parbat (Diamer Division) 8126 Himalaya 3. Gasherbrum I ( Skardu Region) 8080 Karakorum 4. Broad Peak ( Skardu Region) 8051 Karakorum 5. Gasherbrum II ( Skardu Region) 8035 Karakorum Let’s discuss each mountain in detail. 1. K2 (8611m) K2 rises within the Karakoram mountain range, which includes the well-known K1–K7 peak series in Gilgit-Baltistan. Among these, K2

Travelling is fun. That is one fact that we all can agree upon. However, when you travel to unfamiliar areas, you are bound to end up at the most popular spots. And, these famous spots tend to be crowded and infested with other tourists. This can easily ruin a person’s trip. Get know 5 Hidden Tourist Locations that You Have Never Heard of in Pakistan. To avoid this problem entirely, you can research hidden and underappreciated tourist spots and explore those instead. 5 Hidden Tourist Locations in Pakistan | You Never Heard If you have a keen interest in exploring unknowns and consider yourself an adrenaline junkie. visit 5 hidden tourist locations in Pakistan that never heard of before. 1.     Ratti Gali Lake, Jammu and Azad Kashmir |Hidden Tourist Location A mesmerising alpine lake awaits you in Neelum Valley. It is called Ratti Gali Lake. Moreover, it ranks among the most breathtaking destinations in Azad Kashmir. It sits at an altitude of over 12,000 feet above sea level. Therefore, it offers cool air, dramatic views, and a true alpine experience. In addition, it is a paradise for trekking and hiking enthusiasts. The journey feels adventurous from the start. First, you drive about three hours to Dowarian. Then, you hire a jeep to reach the lake’s base camp. After that, you either rest or continue forward. Next, you trek for about one hour to reach the lake. However, the decision depends on your group’s fitness level. If everyone feels strong, you complete the hike on foot. On the other hand, if children are with you, you choose a horse ride. Either way, the final view makes every effort worthwhile. 2.     The Great Wall of Sindh Did you know there is a Great Wall in Pakistan? That’s right! The Great Wall of