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Top Tourist Attraction and Hotels in Shogran Valley

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Shogran Valley

The Shogran Valley in the northern part of Pakistan’s Naran Kaghan Valley is an interesting adventure of the winter Kagan Valley. , Surrounded by dense pine forests at an elevation of about 78,800 feet. This street looks amazing in summer when the iceberg melts and cold water flows from the mountains. It gives a slight pleasure to people who like to be there on time. Many peaks can be observed in the Shogran Valley, such as Makra Peak, Musa Masala Peak and Malika Parbat (Queen of the Mountains).

 

 

How can we get there?

Shogran is accessible from Islamabad via Mansehra, Balakot and Kiwi. It is not far from the city, and you can plan the best weekend trip to this place. The maximum travel time it can take is around 7.5 – 8 hours provided you do not stop on the way which is unlikely in a luxury trip; so here is the hint,

 

Things To Do

Well, when you’re at a mountain station, it’s all about decorating your eyes with breathtaking views. Don’t forget that the word Sri Pae is combined with the two words “Sri” and “Pay” which means “lake” and “high grazing field”. But there are some things you can do to make the perfect memory.

 

 

 

Best Time to Visit

You can step into this wonderful view at any time during the summer months (June-August), or late spring and early autumn. Unexpected rains keep the weather cool and pleasant in summer. In winter the valley is covered with snow and it is closed for tourism so you can hardly find any hotel open for visitors.

Hotels:

There are many residences here to welcome and provide shelter to visitors to Shogran, such as

Arcadian Sprucewoods Luxury Resort

Cedar Woods Resort

Green Land Motel

Lalazar Hotel

Hill Top Hotel

Kanloop Hotel and Cottage

 

Tips of Travelling :

 

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