Kumrat Valley

 Kumrat Valley 

But wherever you go and you will order, the tea that is served to you is artificial tea with pink color and powder added and ground coconut (khupa) is served. This tea is not Kashmiri tea at all.

Now let's tell you how real Kashmiri⁷ tea is made. It is usually prepared by grinding the dry leaves of green tea or black tea, while Kashmiri tea is prepared from the roots of the herb that grows naturally underground in the forests. is known as Maslon and this herb is abundant in the jungles of Kashmir which our new generation is not familiar with. Our elders know that it is very hot in effect and was used in winter. When this herb is boiled well, it will give panic color and unique taste, so understand that it works as a leaf, it has a very good and unique taste.

You can also make it salty. In Kashmir more salty tea is made while in other places sweet tea is made. It is very good for maintaining body temperature in winter season. Kashmiri tea is now an international brand, wherever you go in the world, you will definitely find Kashmiri tea somewhere. How much more delicious and healthy will it be when you drink Kashmiri tea made from original herbs.

The color of this tea is pink, hence it is also known as Pink Tea in addition to Kashmiri tea. Nanga Parbat is a veiled blushing mountain, which thousands of tourists flock to Ferry Meadows to see. Here you will feel that the peak of Nanga Parbat is talking to the sky covered with a white sheet. On the other hand, this cruel mountain shows its face if it wants to and is kind to tourists, otherwise it hides in the clouds.We also woke up around three in the morning to feel the beauty of this mountain.If you want to see this beautiful mountain, insteadof seeing it directly, there is a reflection lake in Ferry Meadows, where it is more fun to catch a glimpse of it. The stars also come down to the earth to see it, and even the galaxies of stars remove the clouds and are engrossed in trying to see it directly. It is easy to see the moon, stars and galaxies, but only the lucky ones get to see it.Someone has well said that the naked goddess is a hard-tempered lover that one has to install an oxygen cylinder to get too close to her. Seeing her splendor and beauty, all the lovers forget to breathe and begin to gasp for breath. She has three faces like goddesses and can be seen as Diamir Face, Roy Court Face and Rupal Face. The choice and love is yours, from which side you want to see your friend. Kramber Lake is one of the most beautiful, pristine lakes in Pakistan, a pure snow lake

At some places there are mud or sharp cracks on the road. You will find all kinds of vehicles from Chitral. Apart from this, you can also go on a bike, this entire journey is about 215 kilometers.

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Must visit this place once. Kak Sir (Kak Lake). Kaksar is actually the name of a huge lake on the way to Thalo pass from Kumrat to Chitral-sur-Laspur. Sir is an ancient Sanskrit word meaning lake which is still used for lake in many Dardi languages ​​including Gauri, Torvali.

Elders say about this lake located in the high snow-capped mountains of Kamrat Valley that it is such a big lake that one has to travel half a day along the lake shore while going to Chitral.

Thalo Pass is the name of the centuries-old mountain pass connecting Kumrat Valley of Kohistan Dir with Sir Laspur of Chitral.

According to the elders, in the past, whenever there was a difficult time for the Dardi nations living on both sides, the local people took refuge with each other through this pass.According to local sources, after the loss of Dir Khas in 1804, the Dardi tribes settled in Dir Kohistan used to communicate with other Dardi tribes in the vicinity through mountain passes. Badgoi Pass, Batlo Pass and Daral Chomar Pass etc.

were used to go to Swat while Thalo Pass, Kashkin Pass and Goo Pass were used to go to Chitral.

Thalo Pass, Kashkin Pass is located in Kumrat Valley while Goo Pass connects the Dogara areas with Chitral. To go to Chitral from Thalo Pass, one has to come to Kumrat first. A 4-by-4 vehicle can go comfortably up to Do Janga in Kumrat Valley area

Beyond Do Janga is a five to six hour trek to Shazur Banal, the last pasture.

On the way to Shazoor Banal, there are many beautiful and interesting places like Azglu Banal, Chharot Banal and Ghorshai Banal etc. This is an unknown area of ​​Kamrat but rich in natural beauty. Shazur Lake comes after two and a half to three hours from Shazur Banal.

Thalo Pass is reached after about two hours of hard climbing from the lake. From here, on the way to Chitral, there are three big lakes and a big glacier. As far as.