Shogran is one of the most popular & Loveliest Tourist destinations in Hazara, Pakistan

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Mansehra- Watch these special shots from Shogran, Hazara. While the weather is warming up in Pakistan and electricity is nowhere to be found we think it's perfect time to visit the beautiful Hazara. People have not even fully explored Shogran, Kaghan & Naran completely yet. Watch these special shots from Shogran valley one of the most beautiful places in Hazara. So Pack your bags and leave the rest of the planning to us we will help with transportation, accommodation or any other activities in the area you can call HCP travel Desk at + 92 333 5999575 or send us an email at Info@hazara.com.pk. Little bit more info about Shogran. Shogran is one of the most beautiful place in Hazara, Pakistan in the whole area with an altitude of 7,749 feet (2,362 meters) above sea level. It is 33 km from Balakot via Kawai. Take this steep road from Kawai for Shogran. The distance is 5 miles and climb is 3,000 feet. Mighty Himalayan peaks like Musa Da Musallah 14,498 feet (4,419 m), Malka Parbat 17,156 feet (5,229 m) and Makra 15,030 feet (4,581 m) could be seen from Shogran. Sri/Paya and Dona Meadows are most popular spots near Shogran. You can either hire a jeep or hike for around two n half hours to get these spots. Sri Paya, the most beautiful spot of Kaghan Valley, is at an altitude of 11,200 feet (3,414 m) above sea level. Its speciality is lush green meadows and beautiful lakes. For Dona Meadows you would have to cross a huge glacier and two lovely waterfalls. Introduction to Kaghan & Naran: Pakistan is a land of great natural beauty. It is renowned for it's majestic mountains scenery and picturesque valleys all over the world. In a country of such outstanding, natural beauty, the Kaghan & Naran Valleys must rank as one of the Paksitan's most beautiful regions. With its mountains, forests, lakes,waterfalls and high meadows, it is perfectly a paradise on earth. The Kaghan valley is bounded on the east as well on the southern side by Azad Jammu & Kashmir, on teh north by Gilgit Baltstan and on west by Kohistan. The altitude in the valley ranges from 884 meters at Balakot to 5,291 meters at Malika Parbat, the highest peak in the valley. The valley features pine forest, alpine meadows, crystal clear lakes and cool mountain streams, Kunhar River, the main feature of the valley is famous for its TROUT fish. The river meanders its way through the whoel family, and is the perfect river for trout fishing and white water rafting. the swift and foaming river is the life line of kaghan valley. Kunhar is stocked with delicious brown and rainbow trout which is considered to be the best thoughout the sub-continent. Nestled along the banks of the river are the towns of Balakot, Paras, Mahandari, Kaghan & Naran. Kaghan Valley is also renowned as the "The Valleys of Lakes" It has some of Pakistan's most beautiful and popular lakes, which are confined to the upper part of the valley. The fabled Lake Saiful Maluk is valley's most popular tourist destination. Others include Lulusar, Dudipatsar, Saral and Aansu Lake. Many other lakes in the upper part of the valley have yet to be explored.