Naltar Valley Tourism

Naltar Valley, nestled amidst the grandeur of the Gilgit-Baltistan region in Pakistan, is renowned for its mesmerizing beauty and tranquil surroundings. This picturesque valley, located approximately 40 kilometers from Gilgit city, is a haven for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers. With dense pine forests, lush greenery, and vivid alpine flora, the valley offers a stark contrast to the rugged terrain typical of the region. Naltar is famous for its crystal-clear lakes, known as Naltar Lakes, amongst which the most notable are the Satrangi Lake and the Pari Lake (Fairy Lake), which exhibit a dazzling array of colors. Winter in Naltar brings a different kind of allure, with the valley hosting the Pakistan International Snow Skiing Festival on its snowy slopes. Visitors are also drawn to the Naltar Wildlife Sanctuary, which provides a safe habitat for an array of wildlife, including the majestic snow leopard. The local population is primarily comprised of nomads and herders, who maintain their traditional way of life. Tourists can explore the region's culture, cuisine, and hospitality through homestays and interactions with the friendly locals.