Northern Areas Of Pakistan

TravelGuide of Pakistan believes that the northern region of Pakistan is the hub of the largest mountain ranges in the world. K2 and Concordia, Chitral and Hindukush, Rakaposhi and the beautiful Hunza & Nagar valley with its hospitable and loving people, Nanga Parbat and the Himalayas, this is the name that can make you feel like their love. The regions of northern Pakistan areblessed with the highest volume of concentration of high mountains of high summits on earth. In a small area there are 100 mountain peaks above 7000 meters, five of which are above 8000 meters: K-2 (8611 m), Nanga Parbat (8125 m) Gasherbrum 1 (8068 m), Large Peak M) Gasherbrum 1 (8035 m), and the longest glaciers outside the boreholes on the land, where the mighty Himalayas, Karakorum, Pamir and Hindukush all meet. Northern Area of ​​Pakistan is famous for the excellent places. The areas of northern Pakistan are enchanting for mountaineers. Visits of North Pakistan are best offered by the tour of Pakistan and trips to the regions of North Pakistan.

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Hoper Nagar Valley

Hoper is the most beautiful valley in Nagar district in Gilgit Baltistan,Pakistan. The Hoper Valley is next to Nagar Khas. Hoper consists of five villages, namely Hakalshall Baroshall Ratal Gshashoshall and Holshall Hakalshall is the largest among these five and Baroshall has historical significance in gilgit. In any historical book about gilgit mention that the human population of gilgit originated in Baroshall. This is why sometimes gilgit is suggested the name as baroshall.

Three sides of the Hoper Valley are covered by the Hoper Glacier between the glacier, this glacier begins from the Bawalter peak and ends at Harchi Nagar cleanly and is known as one of the fast moving glaciers in the world . The Hoper valley starts from Sapulter har (current) and ends at the rest house (view of the glacier) at Holshall.

Hoper is very famous for bowl-shaped design and the Nagar road clean to the rest house through the center of the valley offers additional beauty to the valley.

Glaciers

There are three long glaciers in Hoper Nagar Valley

1- Hoper glacier is most beauty place.

2- Barpu glacier                                           

3- Mier glacier

Lake:

There is also a lake which called Rush lake

Mountains: 

Mountains are like Golden peak (famous for their high degree altitude) Bawalter peak(from where Hoper glacier starts) Spantic peak Mier peak(from where miers glacier starts).

Seasons:

The spring season starts from April to September there is summer an autumn arrive in October and from November to March its winter and in period there is huge snowfall.so many tourists come here in seasons from around the world.

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Karachi The biggest City of Pakistan

Karachi is Pakistan's largest city. It is also the southernmost city of the country and the capital of Sindh Province. The Population Estimate of Karachi is roughly 18th by Authorities

without a Census. Million (A rough guess that is inflated every y. 90% of Muslims, rest belong to all different religious groups among them Christians and Hindu are the largest.

Karachi is the commercial capital of the country. It has the representation of many international banks. Multinational Companies and airlines, Most of the international airlines fly here. All renowned airlines have offices in Karachi. The city is fixed in area with an area of about 2200 square kilometers.

You can expect to see a wide range of modern and colonial architecture in Karachi. Although there are very few numbers buildings in Karachi, the modern architecture is mature and represents a class of its own. There are many beautiful mosques, mausoleums, churches and libraries here. Bazaars of this city are the most attractive. Karachi has been regarded as the most liberal and traditional city at the same time. The combination of people from all over the country has made the people tolerate each other's languages, culture and faith.

There is typical oriental style of bazaars with colors and narrow streets, and you will find in Karachi the modern shopping malls offering a range of goods from International standards and brands. One of the biggest tourist attractions are Karachi buses and trucks, they are seen each where and present an entire art gallery of colors in them.

The National Museum of Pakistan is the most prestigious museums in Pakistan housing the artifacts from the Mehar Garh, Indus civilization and the modern Pakistan movement relics.

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Lake Keenjhar

Lake Keenjhar is also called Lake Kalri. It is located in the district of Thatta, Sindh, Pakistan. It is located about 122 kilometers from Karachi. The lake is about 24 kilometers

long and 6 kilometers wide. Its maximum depth is 26 feet. The Indus River flows parallel to the lake. Lake Kalri is one of the largest freshwater lakes in Pakistan.

Basically, Lake Kalri is formed by the union of two lakes called Sonehri and Keenjhar. The purpose of this training is to provide fresh water to the inhabitants of Karachi and the district of Thatta. It is considered an extremely important place for wildlife. It is a favorable habitat for winter birds such as ducks, geese, flamingos, cormorants, herons, prawns and gulls.

Lake Kalri is a beautiful tourist resort. A large number of people visit Karachi, Hyderabad and Thatta every day. Popular poets find Lake Keenjhar an excellent source of inspiration. Shah Abdul Latif Bhatai praised this place in his poetry.  

The famous folklore of Sindh, Noori Jam Tamachi is associated with this place. Jam Tamachi, the ruler of Sindh married the beautiful fisherman Noori. In the middle of the lake there is a grave which is known as Noori's tomb. It is a famous place and can be seen from the shore.

Hundreds of people visit this sanctuary every day. Another folklore of Jhum Pir and Sonehri, the prince and the fairy, is also linked to this place. Lake Kalri is a very nice place to be visited with family and friends. There is a small restaurant for tourists called Noori Restaurant near the lake shore. People from all over Pakistan visit this lake.

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Fairy Meadows famous for its beauty

Fairy Meadows  famous for its beautiful lush green plateaus and the ninth largest mountain Nanga Parbat (the Killer Mountain) in the Diamer District of Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. The place was named in 1953 by Fairy Meadows by an Australian climber Hermann Bhul because of his fascinating beauty. He was here to climb the summit of Nanga Parbat. He became the first to climb the mountain. Fairy Meadows is also known as 'Heaven on Earth' by his lust less beauty. 

Overview A night camping or staying in traditionally built wooden cottage at Fairy Meadows with breathtaking views of mighty Nanga Parbat's North Face is very unique and amazing experience. Even more when the sky is clear and the night is full moon. The cool moonlight that reflects the giant majestic icy peak shows the true meaning of the beauty and peace of nature. How to reach? The first stop at Fairy Meadows is the Raikot Bridge. It is located at an altitude of 4595 feet (1400 meters) above sea level and approximately 540 kilometers (336 miles) from Islamabad (Pakistan's capital), when you arrive via the Karakoram Highway.From the Raikot Bridge you can rent a local jeep to reach Tatoo Village at an altitude of 2900 meters above sea level. It takes about half an hour exciting trip to reach Tatoo Village.From the Tattu route it becomes too narrow for a jeep to travel, but not very difficult to pull. After 2-3 hours of walking, depending on your fitness level, you can reach Fairy Meadows. 

Where to stay? There are several hotels and tourist lodges available to facilitate tourists in Fairy Meadows. Most of these are available at very reasonable prices. Some though are little expensive. Many tourists want to stay in camps in grassy places. Food here is expensive compared to cities. But the availability of food at this remote place makes it worth paying.  

When to visit? The best time to visit Fairy Meadows is between late June and mid August. The site becomes inaccessible in winter due to heavy snowfall.

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