1- Attabad lake:

Attabad Lake is a lake situated in the Gojal district of Hunza Valley in Gilgit−Baltistan, Pakistan. It was made in January 2010 as the consequence of a significant avalanche in Attabad. The lake has become one of the greatest vacation spots in Gilgit−Baltistan,

offering exercises like drifting, fly skiing, fishing, and other sporting exercises.


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The lake was shaped when Attabad town in Hunza Valley in Gilgit−Baltistan had an avalanche, 14 kilometers (9 mi) upstream (east) of Karimabad that happened on 4 January 2010.


 The avalanche killed twenty individuals and hindered the progression of the Hunza Stream for a very long time. The lake flooding dislodged 6,000 individuals from upstream towns, abandoned (from land transportation highways) a further 25,000, and immersed north of 19 kilometers (12 mi) of the Karakoram Expressway. The lake arrived at 21 kilometers (13 mi) long and more than 100 meters (330 ft) top to bottom by the main seven-day stretch of June 2010 when it started streaming over the avalanche dam, totally lowering lower Shishkat and halfway flooding Gulmit. The development of Gojal has the best number of overwhelmed structures, north of 170 houses, and 120 shops.


 The inhabitants likewise had deficiencies in food and different things because of the blockage of the Karakoram Highway.



2-Rush Lake: 

Rush Lake is a high-elevation lake situated in Nagar Valley, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan close to Rush Pari Pinnacle. At 4,694 meters (15,400 ft), Rush is one of the greatest snow-capped lakes in the world. It is situated around 15 km (9 mi) north of Mar Pinnacle and Spantik (Brilliant Pinnacle), which are in the Nagar Valley. It is the most elevated lake in Pakistan and the 27th most noteworthy lake in the world. Rush Lake and Rush Pinnacle are reached by means of Nagar and  Hopar Valley through the Hopar Glacial mass (Bualtar Ice sheet) and Mar Glacial mass, which ascends from Mar and Phuparash tops. The trip to Rush Lake gives perspectives on Spantik, Malubiting, Mar Pinnacle, Phuparash Pinnacle, and Ultra Sar.


3-Ansoo Lake:

Ansoo Lake Kaghan Valley is a high-level lake (rise 16,492 feet or 5,027 meters) in the Naran Kaghan Valley in the Mansehra Region of the KPK area of Pakistan. It is close to Malika Parbat in the Himalayan reach. Presumably, the Introductory one is a short yet additional outrageous journey from Saiful Mulook Lake. A troublesome trip is expected to arrive from Saiful Mulook Lake. From Mahandri 40 km underneath Naran is one more trip to arrive at the Ansoo Lake, yet it is less trampled and the trouble is obscure. Saif-ul-Malook to Lake Ansoo is around a 4-hour climb.

Ansoo Lake Track:

Besides, It assumes control north of 12 hours for a round exposure to Ansuu lake starting from lake Saiful Mulook. Furthermore, The best opportunity to travel is from July 10 to August 15. 

The best chance to leave for the lake from Saiful Mulook is around 06:00 close to the start of the day. Nonetheless, Horses can contract from Lake Saiful Mulook close by an aide who will take you to Ansu Lake.


4-Lulusar Lake:

This beautiful lake is located in the Kaghan valley of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province in Pakistan. A road connecting Naran and Babusar leads to the lake, which is located at an elevation of 11,200 feet (3,410 meters). Lulusar is the name of a mountain, so the lake was named after it.

Lulusar is a combination of two Pashtu words,

Lulu and Sar, where "Sur" means top or peak.


Attraction:

There is no lake in the Kaghan valley that is larger than Lulusar Lake. The Kunhar River originates in the mountains surrounding Babusar Top and flows through the Kaghan valley through Jalkhand, Naran vale, Kaghan, Jared, Paras, and Balakot until it meets the Jhelum. 

Lulusar Lake contains peaks topped with dense white snow layers reflecting its crystal clear water. Summers are filled with herds of cattle surrounding the lake, as the lower parts of the mountain surrounding the lake are covered in grass and wildflowers.


Lulusar Lake is a bird sanctuary and a great place for fishing. Additionally, the lake has historical significance and is the location where 55 war of independence participants were arrested in 1857.


Tourists traveling up Gilgit-Baltistan during summer prefer the Naran-Gilgit road, which is 100 km shorter and more scenic than other routes. On their way to Fairy Meadows, Gilgit, Hunza & Nagar, and Skardu via Babusar Pass during summer, most tourists stop at Lulusar Lake. It's a perfect place to relax because of its scenery and serenity.



5-Saif-ul-Maluk Lake:

Pakistan is an honored nation having the most lovely views. The Northern Areas of Pakistan are honored to such an extent that they are famous from one side of the planet to the other. There is a value-seeing spot known as Kaghan valley. This valley is simply great having a magnificent climate, views, natural products, lakes, streams, mountains, and so on. It has pretty much every delightful thing of nature.


On the upper east side of the Mansehra region in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, there is a Valley known as Kaghan Valley. In Kaghan Valley there is a lake known as Saif ul Malook. This lake is situated on the northern side of Kaghan Valley. It is situated close to a town known as Naran. It is quite possibly the greatest lake in Pakistan. It is 10,580 feet high and its surface region is around 3.60km.


The separation from Naran to Saif ul Maluk is 8 kilometers, yet it requires very nearly one hour to arrive there. One can likewise take on the following to reach Saif ul Maluk. The way to Saif ul Maluk is steep and harsh and the method for cruising Saif-ul Maluk is risky, stupid slip-ups can cause passing. The street is exceptionally dangerous where the water of glacial masses is falling in the Kunhar Stream from the street. In the event that one remaining part of a piece is cautious, a track is extremely energizing. There are numerous great scenes in the manner and the Glacial masses are simply astounding. It's so chilly inside the glacial mass and water is falling in it like it is pouring. One can always remember the virus drops of water contacting your body delicately.