Kumrat Valley
Located in KPK's Upper Dir district, the enchanting "Kumrat" valley is a tourist destination with diverse flora and fauna. Kumrat valley is home to markhor, monkeys, snow leopards, porcupines, and jackals. This location resembles heaven on Earth. Kumrat's climate is extremely welcoming to tourists in the summer, with a pleasant temperature of around 20 degrees Celsius; however, the temperature drops to -4 to -10 degrees Celsius in the winter.
The bluish sky above your head, surrounded by green and tall pine trees, transports you to a fairy tale, tempting you to believe you're a part of this dreamy fairy tale. Kumrat valley attracts a large number of tourists, who come from all over Pakistan to escape the hot weather. The evergreen and lavish environment of Kumrat valley is adored by visitors. Aside from the lush green lands, Kumrat valley has magnificent snowy mountains that are covered in 3 to 10 feet of snow, giving the environment a frosty touch. Kumrat's surging river panjkora provides a mesmerizing sight to the eyes.
Kumrat does not have many hotels or restaurants, but the majority of the area is used for camping, bonfires, and fishing. The clean and fresh environment, as well as the calm weather, are the main reasons why tourists love and cherish Kumrat.
Facts about Kumrat Valley
- State/Province: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
- District: Upper Dir District
- Elevation: 2,299m
