Tourist Spot

Upper Chitral is a district in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan, known for its natural beauty and cultural heritage. It offers an ideal tourist destination for those seeking adventure, nature, and cultural experiences. The district is home to picturesque valleys, snow-capped peaks, serene lakes, and rivers, making it an ideal destination for trekking, hiking, camping, and fishing. Moreover, Upper Chitral has a rich cultural heritage, with diverse ethnic groups residing in the district, and it offers a unique opportunity to experience the traditional lifestyle, food, and crafts of the local peo

TOURIST ADVISORY

Winter Advisory:

• Vehicle Choice: During the winter season, the roads in Upper Chitral can be icy and slippery. Therefore, it is recommended to use a four-wheel-drive vehicle with snow chains to ensure better traction and control on the roads.
• Warm Clothing: The temperature in Upper Chitral can drop to as low as -10°C during winter, so it is crucial to bring warm clothing, such as a heavy jacket, gloves, a hat, and boots, to keep yourself comfortable and protected from the cold.
• Emergency Supplies: In case of any unforeseen circumstances, such as getting stranded on the road due to a snowstorm, it is recommended to carry emergency supplies, such as a flashlight, extra blankets, food, and water, to ensure your safety.

Summer Advisory:

• Vehicle Choice: During the summer season, the roads in Upper Chitral are generally in better condition, and most vehicles can be used. However, if you plan to go off-road, such as visiting the Shandur Pass or other remote areas, it is recommended to use a four-wheel-drive vehicle.
• Light Clothing: The temperature in Upper Chitral during the summer can reach up to 30°C, so it is recommended to wear light and breathable clothing, such as cotton shirts, shorts, and sandals.
• Sun Protection: The sun can be intense during the summer, so it is crucial to bring sun protection, such as a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen, to protect yourself from sunburn and heatstroke.