The Northern region of Pakistan is known for its breathtaking natural beauty, and among the many tourist destinations, Naran Kaghan Tour stands out as a top pick for domestic travelers. Located in Mansehra District of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Naran is a charming small town situated in the Kaghan Valley.
What makes Naran Kaghan Tour so special is the amazing road trip that takes you through some of the most mesmerizing sights in Northern Pakistan. Kaghan Valley is easily accessible, and its surroundings are packed with major tourist attractions that offer a glimpse of Pakistan’s diverse landscapes.
One of the main highlights of the tour is the Kunhar River, which flows along the banks of the valley and offers opportunities for adventurous activities like rafting. Shogran is another must-visit destination in the Kaghan Valley, renowned for its picturesque hill station.
The Babusar Top is another popular spot on the tour, offering panoramic views of the valley and connecting Khyber Pakhtunkhwa with Gilgit-Baltistan. For those seeking natural beauty, the Lulusar Lake, Saif ul Mulook, and Ansu Lake are among the most beautiful lakes in Pakistan, and an absolute treat for nature lovers.
Overall, the Naran Kaghan Tour is an experience that cannot be missed by those looking for a memorable trip in Northern Pakistan. With its stunning scenery, rich cultural heritage, and a range of exciting activities, this tour offers something for everyone.
Begin your adventure early in the morning by departing from Islamabad to embark on a journey that promises to be a thrilling experience. The first stop on your itinerary is the Taxila Museum, where you can immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of the region.
After exploring the museum, head towards Khanpur Dam for an exhilarating experience that includes boating or cliff diving. This scenic location offers the perfect backdrop for a fun-filled day with family and friends.
As the sun starts to set, return to Islamabad and visit two of the city’s iconic landmarks – the Faisal Mosque and Pir Sohawa (Monal). Enjoy the stunning views of the city from the hilltop restaurant while savoring a delicious meal.
To end the day, head back to your accommodation in Islamabad and get ready for a relaxing and comfortable night’s stay. With so much to see and experience on the first day of your tour, you are sure to create unforgettable memories that will stay with you for a lifetime.
On day 2 of your Islamabad, Murree, and Naran tour, get ready to explore the beautiful hill station of Murree. After an early breakfast, depart for Murree, and immerse yourself in the charm and beauty of this quaint town.
The highlight of your visit to Murree will be the leisurely stroll on the famous Mall Road, where you can shop for local souvenirs, enjoy local cuisine and soak in the breathtaking views of the surrounding hills.
Later, experience the thrill of Chair Lift in Lower Patriata that takes you high up in the mountains, providing panoramic views of the picturesque valley.
After a day full of adventure and exploration, return to Murree for a night’s stay in a comfortable hotel. With fresh mountain air, beautiful scenery, and a relaxed atmosphere, Murree promises to be a perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of city life. So, get ready to create memories that will last a lifetime.
Day 3 of your Islamabad, Murree, and Naran tour is all about embracing the scenic beauty of the Naran-Kaghan valley. Begin your journey early in the morning and stop for a refreshing cup of tea at Kashmir Point to kickstart your day.
Next, brace yourself for an exhilarating drive through the stunning Ayubia and Nathia Gali. These scenic hill stations are known for their breathtaking views and make for the perfect photo-ops.
As you continue your journey, pass through Abottabad, a bustling city famous for its delicious local cuisine and lively bazaars. Soak in the vibrant atmosphere of the city before heading towards your final destination – the serene and picturesque Naran Valley.
Upon arrival, check into your accommodation and rest for the night. With its lush green meadows, cascading waterfalls, and snow-capped mountains, Naran promises to be a paradise for nature lovers. Get ready to immerse yourself in the stunning scenery of the valley and create unforgettable memories that will last a lifetime.
Day 4 of your Islamabad, Murree, and Naran tour promises to be a day full of adventure and natural beauty. Begin your day early and head towards Lake Saiful Malook, one of the most popular and breathtaking lakes in Pakistan.
As you arrive at the lake, be prepared to be mesmerized by its crystal-clear waters and the majestic mountains that surround it. Spend the entire day exploring the lake’s surroundings, taking a boat ride or even trying your hand at fishing.
In addition to the natural beauty, Lake Saiful Malook has a rich cultural significance, and you can hear fascinating stories from the locals about the lake’s history and legends.
As the sun sets, drive back to Naran and spend the night in your cozy accommodation. With its charming ambiance and breathtaking views, Naran promises to be an unforgettable experience that you will cherish for a lifetime. So, get ready to make the most of your time in this stunning valley and create memories that will stay with you forever.
As your Islamabad, Murree, and Naran tour comes to an end, it’s time to bid farewell to the beautiful valley and head back to Islamabad. After an early breakfast, pack your bags and get ready to hit the road for a comfortable journey back to the city.
During the journey, take one last look at the stunning views of the valley and reminisce about the memories you’ve made over the past few days. As you reach Islamabad, your driver will drop you off at your desired location, concluding your tour.
With a heart full of unforgettable experiences and beautiful memories, it’s time to dream about your journey back home. The stunning natural beauty of the northern areas, coupled with the rich cultural experiences, has left an indelible mark on your heart and soul, and you can’t wait to plan your next adventure in this beautiful part of the world. So, until next time, dream big and keep exploring!
Given below is the holiday information for Hunza Valley Tour for honeymooners and solo travelers.
❖ Road Condition:
➔ The road journey between Gilgit and Besham is quite lengthy and the road condition is not optimal.
➔ In the event that Babusar Top is open and the route through Naran-Kaghan valley is taken, the road condition is improved.
❖ Hot Water Timings in The North:
➔ There are three hours set aside in the evening (6:00 pm-9:00 pm) and three hours in the morning (7:00 am-10:00 am) for your convenience.
➔ In the North, many hotels do not have heaters, but you can request double blankets if needed. Some hotels may also provide heating mattresses.
❖ Immunization / Personal Medication:
➔ There are no mandatory vaccinations for entry into Pakistan. However, if you are taking medication for conditions like diabetes or heart problems, it is recommended that you carry the necessary medicines in your carry-on luggage to ensure that you have them with you in case your main luggage is delayed.
❖ Temperature:
➔ During the spring and autumn seasons, the average daytime temperature in Northern Pakistan is around 15-20 Celsius, while the average nighttime temperature is around 10-15 Celsius. In the summer, the average daytime temperature in Northern Pakistan is around 20-30 Celsius, while the average nighttime temperature is around 15-25 Celsius. In Islamabad, the average daytime temperature during spring and autumn can be 25-30 Celsius, while the nighttime temperature is around 15-25 Celsius.
❖ Money:
➔ Islamabad accepts credit cards such as Visa and Master Card, but it’s advisable to carry cash in Pakistani Rupee while traveling outside the capital. The official currency in Pakistan is Pakistani Rupees (PKR), and carrying a small amount of cash can come in handy while buying snacks, fruits, drinks, or souvenirs on the way. If you need to convert foreign currency, you can do so in Pakistan. However, it’s important to note that any US dollars issued earlier than 1996-2009 will be considered 15% less than their actual value. Also, torn, dirty, or stamped notes can decrease their value by at least 10%. Therefore, it’s recommended to bring US dollars issued after 2009 to avoid any inconvenience.
❖ Tipping Etiquette:
➔ When it comes to tipping, it is customary to give 4-5 USD per day to your local guide and driver in Pakistan. However, you are free to give more based on the quality of their service. Keep in mind that this amount may seem small to you, but it is highly valued by the locals. As for tipping hotel and restaurant staff, it is recommended to give at least 100 PKR directly to them if they have provided you with any additional services that have made your stay more enjoyable. Other tipping is at your discretion.
❖ Meals & Special Food Requirements:
➔ Throughout the tour, you’ll have the opportunity to savor the diverse and delicious food that the region has to offer. We provide breakfast and dinner during the tour, and the food menu is mostly similar to Indian cuisine. We offer a rotation of chicken, beef, mutton, vegetables, rice, and soups every day. We also provide local and Western breakfast options, along with tea. However, if you have a preference for certain foods or get tired of the same menu every day, we recommend bringing your comfort food such as sambal, canned food, or instant noodles.
❖ Voltage:
➔ In the region, the standard voltage is 230 V and the frequency is 50 Hz. Type C (2 round pin) and type D (3 round pin) plugs are commonly used for electronic devices. It is recommended to bring appropriate adapters for your devices if they are not compatible with these plug types.
❖ Laundry service:
➔ You can find laundry facilities in many hotels and towns during the trip. However, it’s recommended to plan ahead and choose a two-night stop to ensure you have enough time to get your laundry done and returned to you in time.
❖ Altitude:
➔ The guided tour will take you to the highest altitude of approximately 4793 meters at the Khunjerab Pass – the border between Pakistan and China. The visit to this place will be limited to a maximum of one hour for photography. The average elevation in Northern Pakistan during the tour will be between 1000-2000 meters. The highest altitude during a Trekking Tour, on the other hand, will depend on the itinerary decided for the tour.
❖ Packing:
➔ We suggest bringing a small or medium-sized suitcase with wheels. For weight restrictions, if you are flying with Thai Airways for your international flight, you are allowed one checked bag of up to 25 kg and a carry-on bag weighing up to 7 kg. For domestic flights with PIA Pakistan Airlines, you are allowed one checked bag weighing up to 20 kg and a carry-on bag weighing up to 7 kg.
❖ Clothing:
➔ It’s important to wear comfortable and sturdy walking shoes with good support, particularly if you’re planning to explore the Northern regions of Pakistan. If you’re traveling during the spring, it’s advisable to bring along a windproof jacket, sweater, jeans, rain jacket, scarf, cotton socks, and comfortable walking shoes. It’s also recommended to pack some T-shirts with both long and short sleeves to protect yourself from the strong UV rays, as well as lightweight cotton trousers.
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