3 Days 2 Nights
Daily Tour
1 person
English, Urdu
“Escape to the Himalayan Wonderland – Discover the Lakes, Mountains, and Untouched Beauty of Kaghan Valley.”
The Week-End in Kaghan Valley tour is a perfect short escape into one of Pakistan’s most spectacular mountain regions. Often referred to as the “Jewel of the Himalayas,” Kaghan Valley is blessed with pristine lakes, towering snow-capped peaks, roaring rivers, waterfalls, and lush green meadows that create an unforgettable natural paradise.
This journey offers travellers an opportunity to experience the breathtaking beauty of northern Pakistan without undertaking long treks or challenging expeditions. The picturesque town of Naran serves as the gateway to the valley’s remarkable attractions and provides a perfect base for exploring its scenic treasures.
One of the highlights of the tour is the visit to the legendary Lake Saif-ul-Muluk, situated at an altitude of 3,200 metres. Surrounded by majestic Himalayan peaks and overlooked by the magnificent Malika Parbat, the crystal-clear lake is renowned for its extraordinary beauty and the romantic folklore associated with it. Equally captivating is the excursion to Lalusar Lake and Babusar Pass, where travellers witness some of the most dramatic landscapes in the entire Himalayan region. The high mountain pass at 4,200 metres offers panoramic views of alpine meadows, glaciers, and distant snow-covered peaks.
Beyond its natural beauty, the tour also introduces visitors to the historical and cultural significance of the region through visits to ancient settlements and the Ashokan edicts near Mansehra, which date back to the 3rd century BC.
Ideal for families, honeymooners, photographers, and nature enthusiasts, this weekend getaway perfectly captures the essence of Kaghan Valley’s scenic splendour and peaceful mountain environment in just three memorable days.
Depart early in the morning for Naran, the main town of Kaghan Valley. The journey takes around 6 -7 hours, and enroute we will pass Abbottabad, a pretty hill station at a height of 1450 meters, founded in 1853, and named after James Abbott, the first British Deputy Commissioner. We will continue through Mansehra before arriving at Balakot near the Kunhar River, the gateway to Kaghan. Arrive and transfers to your hotel. Later depart for Lake Saif ul Muluk in local 4 x 4 jeeps. The lake is at height of 3200 meters and the shortest ride there take you through the top of the picturesque valley and the lake itself. Guarded by the Himalayas, the crystal clear waters of the lake mirror the azure sky and Malika Parbat, (Queen of Mountains) and gracefully captures the serene beauty that is so awe-inspiring. Return to the hotel in late afternoon for overnight.
After an early Breakfast start your day long excursion to the famous Lalusar Lake and Babusar Pass, 68 kilometers from Naran. The Kaghan Valley’s most dramatic scenery is beyond Naran, At Battakundi, 16 kilometers up the valley you will come to the junction point to Lalazar Plateau, and will continue your drive to Burawai and on to Lalusar, the biggest natural lake in the entire region of Hazara and the source of Kunhar River. On a side trip, you can continue to Gittidas, where from an uphill drive takes you to the famous Babusar pass. Enjoy the breath taking views before returning to Naran. Overnight at the hotel.
After a relaxed morning start retrace your route to Islamabad and on the way we pass Balakot Village near the Kunhar River, which is the gateway to Kaghan. From here we continue through Mansehra, and will visit Ashoka’s 14 edicts carved on 3 boulders dating back to the 3rd century BC. From here we will join the newly commissioned scenic Hazar motorway for the return journey and arrive Islamabad.
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The ideal time is from May to October when the roads to Naran, Lalusar Lake, and Babusar Pass are open and the weather is pleasant.
Yes. The tour involves comfortable road journeys and light sightseeing activities, making it suitable for families, children, and senior travellers.
The highest point of the tour is Babusar Pass, situated at approximately 4,200 metres (13,780 feet) above sea level.
Bring comfortable clothing, warm layers, a light waterproof jacket, walking shoes, sunglasses, sunscreen, a camera, and personal medications, as temperatures can be cool even during summer.
No. This is primarily a sightseeing tour with easy walks and jeep excursions. No trekking experience or special fitness level is required.
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