A blue lake in the Naltar Valley under snowy peaks
Travel guide

Naltar

Gilgit-Baltistan

Photo: Mudassir005, CC BY-SA 3.0

Naltar is a forested valley about 34 km from Gilgit, reached by road through Nomal. It is known for its alpine lakes, among them Satrangi and Blue Lake, for the Naltar Wildlife Sanctuary, and for its ski slopes, one of only two ski resorts in Pakistan.

From Wikipedia: Naltar Valley; Malam Jabba

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Places around Naltar

Listed on Mulk, within about 10 km of the centre

Things to see

Sights, landmarks, lakes and viewpoints.

Where to stay

Hotels, guest houses, resorts and campsites.

Where to eat

Restaurants, cafés and dhabas.

Shops

Handicrafts, dry fruit, bakeries, groceries and outdoor gear.

Essentials

Fuel and repairs, cash, health, police, tours and transport.

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