Hiking in Kaghan Valley, Pakistan

Kaghan Valley, Pakistan

Backpacking is an outdoor activity where a member packs all of their equipment into a backpack. This gear may contain food, water, and shelter, or the means to obtain them, and often little else. Since each item must be carried, weight is a very important factor in equipment and supply choices and options. Backpacking trips may consist of just an overnight stay, a weekend (one or two nights), or an extended length, as in long-distance expeditions of weeks or months, from time to time aided by planned food and supply drops. A backpacking trip without an overnight stay is considered a day hike).
In the Valley of Kaghan, Pakistan, hiking refers to walking outdoors on a trail for entertaining purposes. 

Hiking in Kaghan Valley, Pakistan

Hiking in Kaghan Valley, Pakistan

Hiking in Kaghan Valley, Pakistan

Hiking in Kaghan Valley, Pakistan

Lulusar Lake – Basel, Jal Khad & Giti Das

Lulusar Lake has an altitude of 10,910 feet (3,330 meter).

Lulusar Lake is approximately 55 km away from Naran and has an altitude of 10,910 feet (3,330 meter). Surrounded by wildflowers in almost all colors imaginable, this lake is the main source for the Kunhar River. Lake Lulusar is said to be one of the most relaxing spots on the Kaghan Valley, the lake is fenced by snow capped mountains whose image is reflected on the standstill blue-green waters of this approximately 3 km long "L" shaped lake.

Naran, Kaghan Jal Khad Road

A tourist at Lulusar Lake

Tourists at Lulusar Lake