The Most Beautiful Valleys of Pakistan where you will want to Spend your Vacation

The snow falls in the hilly areas of Pakistan before December, but people wait for the winter holidays to enjoy it, the first question that comes is which hill station. It should be turned because God has given colour to many such places in Pakistan where the views of snow-covered mountains, forests, frozen streams and waterfalls are amazing.

Easy Access to Murree and Galiyat:

Access to these places is not difficult and whoever wants to can enjoy the beauty here from any part of the country. And there is no fear in these places equipped with facilities. Now the motorway from Rohri in Sindh has made it easier. Cherish the destinations that fall to the lucky ones, Murree's Mall Road is as colourful and beautiful as a European street, shopkeepers’ stockpiles of snow, which children love to see, and coffee and ice cream. The smell of flying on the stalls takes a step. Somewhere suddenly it starts snowing, then there is a noise, and the guests who come seem happy with their luck.

Snowballs are thrown on each other's heads, and more enthusiastic tourists come from Mall Road, Pindi Point and Kashmir Point too. There is also a chairlift at Pindi Point that takes tourists down to Bansara Gully where snow-like cotton cheeks whiten the trees and paths in the silence of the forest. Meanwhile, in Murree, you can easily find rooms for staying between Rs 1500 and Rs 2000, which have heater and geyser facilities.

Ninety per cent of the honeymooners go to Murree, tired of the hustle and bustle of Murree, people also go to Bhorban, Nithia Gali, and Ayobia, where silence prevails due to the lack of people. In the forests of Nithia Gali, the mehndi-coloured leaves begin to fall, and a picnic is on the horizon at Bandar Point. The Entertainers are amused by the mischievous monkeys in the forest who grab their food and quickly hide in the trees. No problem

There are two routes from Murree to Guliyat, one route descends towards Azad Kashmir while the other route ends at Abbottabad, Darya Galli, Kali Miti, Barian, Khaira Galli, Changla Galli, Koza Galli, Ayubia, Khanspur, Thandiani can be reached through Donga Galli, similarly Jhika Galli, Kashmiri Bazar, Bhorban, Rawat, Uchiha, Odiya, Upper Deol, Beirut passing Basian through Kohale to Azad Kashmir border. All these routes can be easily reached in two to three hours from Murree.

The Snow-Clad Mountains of Kashmir Call:

Muzaffarabad, the capital of Kashmir, is also accessible from Rawalpindi. New and comfortable buses, and coaches, at a fare of five to six hundred rupees, take you to this paradise called Kashmir, traveling from Muzaffarabad on footpaths is an adventure. Here, at an altitude of more than ten thousand feet, the shrine of Hussain Shah Bukhari appears lost in the snow. Terin pastures are spread out, which are not visible due to the snow, as there is no provision for walking around the shrine.

That is why the tourists return to Muzaffarabad, the beauty of another Neelum valley also turns blue under the weight of snow. When the sky reflects on the river, there is a storm of beauty and beauty, here the emotions of Kashmiris standing on both sides of the Line of Control are controlled, they write letters to each other and throw them across the river, this place is called a meeting point. It is also said, as soon as it snows, business life here is also paralyzed, houses, shops, and roads are all covered in snow, and deep sadness and silence begin to spread in the form of darkness.

The Silences of Kaghan Naran:

Naran is at its peak in June and July, the restaurants and food shops are buzzing, and the smell of fish and crackers is overwhelming. Is. Among the three thousand hotels, only half of them may be found open, on the way to Naran beyond Kaghan, branches of snow-covered trees wave their hands to indicate their return, but die-hard tourists die when they reach Naran, the locks on the hotel doors. And they are disappointed to see the chains.

Spending the night there is the work of the souls, the cold gets embedded in the bones, and those who go to Jheel Saif-ul-Muluk sit in the jeep early in the morning and take the way back till noon. But it is a great deal, in these days of snow, the lake-viewers bow down in gratitude, their eyes moistened with joy, it is an incredible sight when after a long wait, the beloved's window opens. It should be opened, because of this sight, the paths to the lake are not taken care of, and groups of young people even walk on foot during the snowfall, from here the road to Jal Khad, Batta Kundi, and Babu Sir Top is closed for vehicles. , which will now open in May, can also be visited on the way back to the high hill of Shogran, which is only accessible by jeeps. Here too people come from all over the world to enjoy the snowfall, and few hotels can be found open for accommodation.

Breathtaking Views of Swat and Chitral:

To go here, the best coasters and wagons run which reach Kalam from Pindi in just eight hours, the fare is Rs. can go up to from Kalam to the lake, only jeeps ply, the fare of which is up to five thousand and eight people can sit easily. There is a bit of a walk in the market of the town. Tourists smile at the sight of tourists going to Swati Lake roasting their hands around a big bonfire, and water is poured into the jeeps at Paluga.

It is a difficult and rocky road, and when the jeep stops, groups of children surround it, singing songs to beg for money, Tum Chale Ayo Paharonki, their favourite song is Lake Mhow Dhand, a white fairy. Appears, blocks of ice are seen floating in the distant water, knee-deep in snow as soon as you get out of the jeep, better come prepared.

In addition to warm clothes, gloves and mufflers must be worn, camping can also be done here, the night passes quietly, but in the light of day, this area wakes up in the form of a magic night, the most beautiful weather is in the snow-covered forests. Seeing the whistling winds, and the frozen waterfall makes the heart want to take hundreds of pictures.

On the edge of the forest, the hospitable Kohistanis here welcome the tourists in the comfort of the tea house. He extends a plate of pakodas and says, "Don't be afraid, sir, the real danger is to humans from humans. There are definitely wild animals here, but they do not cause any harm."

Similarly, on the way back from Swat, one can easily go to the valleys of Kumrat and Chitral, through the Faiz of the Motorway, the business life here is lively, through the tunnel of Lowari Top, Kailash can also be reached, where black Dressed maidens get lost in the whiteness of the snow, the New Year festival in the last week of December can also be seen here as if we have reached ancient times.

Gilgit Hunza, A Long Journey:

It takes a long time to see snowfall in Hunza and other northern areas, and the closure of Babu Sir Top increases the traffic on the Karakoram Highway and the highway from Abbottabad to Thakot, Dasu, Kamila, Patan, and Chilas to Gilgit. It takes 20 hours from Gilgit to reach Hunza in another three hours. Walking in the stony streets of Hunza is different fun. The children here will welcome the old people in English. They start laughing, the arrivals here are the brave ones who measure up to not only Hunza but also Skardu, Shagar, Nawam, and Khanjarab.

Ziarat, a Beautiful Dream:

In the snowy regions of Baluchistan, the most famous station in Hanarzai, Zhob, Muslim Bagh is Ziarat, which is the last residence of the Quaid-i-Azam and is named after a senior Kharwari Baba. It is dotted with trails, quiet rest houses and forests amidst the forests, the fragrance from the cypress trees intensifies on snow days.

Here transparent springs and humming winds send invitations to tourists, visitors from different cities of the country are prone to whispers and fears about Baluchistan, but when they reach here and see the hospitality of the local people, all fears disappear.