Haro River: A Hidden Gem

The Haro River flows through Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and parts of Punjab in Pakistan. It begins in the southern Dunga Gali range, splitting into two branches. The river travels through Abbottabad District, where its main valley resides. It then enters Rawalpindi District and continues through Attock District. Four major tributaries feed the Haro River: the Lora…

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A Trip to Skardu

Our journey through the breathtaking landscapes of Pakistan’s northern areas began with a mix of excitement and uncertainty. As we embarked on our expedition to Skardu, Deosai, and Khaplu, a series of unexpected twists and turns transformed our planned itinerary into an unforgettable adventure.

One such twist came in the form of a mechanical mishap at Lulusar Lake. Stranded in the frigid night, we were humbled by the kindness of local villagers who rallied to our aid. This unexpected delay, however, allowed us to explore the serene beauty of Lulusar Lake in a way we hadn’t anticipated.

As we continued our journey, we traversed the awe-inspiring Deosai Plains, a vast expanse of rolling hills and crystal-clear lakes. The rugged beauty of the landscape, coupled with the thrill of off-road driving, made for an exhilarating experience.

Our adventure took an unexpected turn once again when we were forced to abandon our original route due to road closures. This detour led us to the snow-capped peaks of Babusar Top, a breathtaking sight that rewarded our resilience and adaptability.

Through it all, we were reminded of the power of nature and the importance of embracing the unexpected. Our journey was not just about reaching our destination; it was about the experiences we gained along the way.

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Off the Beaten Path: The Majestic Umbrella Waterfall

The Umbrella Waterfall, located near Sajikot Waterfall in Abbottabad District, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, is a lesser-known natural wonder. A moderate hike through scenic hills leads to this waterfall, which features a distinctive umbrella-like shape created by the cascading water. Surrounded by lush greenery, the Umbrella Waterfall offers a peaceful escape and is gaining popularity among tourists…

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A Trip to Khunjrab

Khunjerab Pass connects Pakistan and China. The border is situated at the Khunjerab Top, which we intended to visit in September 2019. This 800 km journey would have taken us through scenic locations like Naran, Babusar, Chilas, Gilgit, Hunza, and Khunjerab National Park. We journeyed through the night, reaching Naran in the morning where we…

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