A bowl-shaped alpine lake reached from the Kumrat Valley.
- Distance
- 12 km
- Duration
- 1 day
- Max elevation
- 3,200 m
- Guide
- Recommended

Pakistan's best-known ski resort, on a forested ridge above the Swat Valley.
Anything we haven't confirmed is labelled clearly rather than guessed at.
The resort is reached by a side road climbing off the main Swat valley, and it works in two seasons rather than one. In winter it is the country's best-known ski destination, with lift-served runs and equipment hire. Out of snow season the same ridge becomes a straightforward summer hill station — forest walks, long views over the valley, and the chairlift running for the view rather than the descent. The original resort was destroyed during the militancy of the late 2000s and later rebuilt, so most of what is there now is relatively recent.
One of the few places in Pakistan where lift-served winter sport is a normal expectation rather than an expedition.
A high forested ridge above the Swat valley, with conifer slopes falling away on both sides and open views across the valley.
A purpose-built resort rather than a settlement, serving visitors from across Swat and the wider country.
Winter-sport visitors, and families wanting an easy high-elevation day out in summer
A day trip or overnight from Mingora or Saidu Sharif, in either the ski season or summer
Estimated visit length: 1-2 days
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A high forested ridge above the Swat valley, with conifer slopes falling away on both sides and open views across the valley.
The country's principal ski area, with runs and equipment hire in season.
Out of snow season the ridge is an easy high day out, with the chairlift running for the view.
Conifer slopes on both sides and long views across the Swat valley.
Availability is seasonal and not confirmed as currently operating — see each activity's verification status.
Lift-served runs in the winter season; current lift status, hire and pricing need verification.
The chairlift runs outside the ski season for the ridge views; operating times need verification.
Short walks through the conifer forest along the ridge.
Ski season; road conditions on the approach need verification after snowfall.
Seasonal access and weather conditions may change. Verify locally before travel.
A structural preview only. Detailed routes, driving times and road quality are coming in Phase 5.
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Detailed routes coming in Phase 5
Availability is never claimed without evidence — unconfirmed facilities default to unknown or needs-verification.
Weather and trail conditions change without notice and are not tracked live on this page. Check current conditions before travelling.
Road conditions are not currently verified. A local guide is recommended for remote or high-altitude sections.
Written factually, without claiming accessibility we haven't confirmed.

A purpose-built resort rather than a settlement, serving visitors from across Swat and the wider country.
Winter, subject to snowfall — exact opening and closing dates vary by year and need verification.
Yes; in summer it works as a forest hill station, with the chairlift usually running for the views.
Hire has been available at the resort, but current availability and pricing need verification.
By road up a side valley from the main Swat road; winter condition needs verification.
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