Pakistan is a country rich with natural beauty with the addition of the tallest mountain, waterfall, greenery, and beautiful lakes here we have compiled a list of beautiful lakes in Pakistan to help you out when you decide to explore the beauty of Pakistan.
The lake graces the head of Pakistani beauty like a crown, situated in the Mansehra District, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, near Naran town and at the end of Kaghan Valley. Named after the Persian tale of love between Prince Saif Ul Muluk and fairy princess Badri Jamala, written by Sufi poet Mian Muhammad Bakhsh.
With its breathtaking view of high glacier mountains and rich green slopes casting green-blue shadows in the water, it stands as one of the world’s most beautiful lakes, inviting unforgettable visits year after year.
Perhaps this distinct lake is new to your ears; it lies 350 km from Mansehra, at an elevation of 3353 meters on Raran Chilas Road. It serves as a meeting point for various lakes, surrounded by icy valleys that create a stunning reflection.
Noted Sufi poet, Mian Muhammad Bakhsh in his famous book “Fairytale of Saiful Malook” has narrated about Prince Saiful Malook and fairy princes Badriul Jamala during Malook’s visit to the lake.
Another symbol of beauty, sits at 417 km in the northern side of Kaghan Valley, accessible after a 4-hour journey from Jalkhad. Its local name, Lake of Milk, stems from the rich white color of its water, caused by the reflection of ice-covered mountains.
nestled under the green meadows of Payee near Shogren in Kaghan Valley at 9500 feet, offers an incredibly attractive view. Siri Lake, at 8500 feet near Shogren, though small, captivates with its adorable outline.
One of Pakistan’s masterpieces is located near the Polo Ground. It’s renowned for its uncommon species and crystal-clear water, approximately 70 meters deep. In winter, it becomes one of the coldest destinations.
A lake situated in Gilgit-Baltistan, flows 8,500 feet above sea level, surrounded by rugged rocks that get covered in snow during winters. In Deosai National Park, Sheosar Lake, one of the highest lakes globally, captivates with its dimensions and a scene resembling a heavenly kingdom.
The westernmost part of Gilgit-Baltistan symbolizes beauty in Koh-i-Ghizar, Ghizar District. Borith Lake, the most beautiful lake in the upper part of Hunza Valley, presents an adventurous journey with a dangerous passing bridge.
In Nelum Valley of Azad Kashmir, is distinguished by its heavenly beauty. Kandol Lake, less renowned but captivating, provides a soothing atmosphere surrounded by icy peaks.
Ansoo Lake in Manoor Valley, Kaghan Valley, resembles a human eye, with icy islands resembling the inner part of an eye and a ridge-like an eyebrow. Attabad Lake, also known as Hunza Lake, formed in 2010, is 22 kilometres long and 220 feet deep, serving as a vital source of clean sweet water.
Shytan Goth, at an elevation of 13,404 feet, is renowned as the most attractive lake in Swat, offering stunning views amid icy peaks.
In essence, this compilation highlights the beauty of Pakistan’s lakes, but words cannot fully capture the bounties of nature bestowed by the God. Discovering the grace of nature on Earth is truly commendable.
