Lake Saif-ul-Muluk, the center of giant Malay tales A tour of the Kaghan Valley is not complete until the lakes

Don’t miss out on the breathtaking views of Lake Saiful Muluk. Located at an altitude of 10550 feet above sea level, it is located eight kilometers southeast of Jameel Naran. Due to being at a high altitude, it can be reached on foot in about two hours. While you can also go by jeep from Naran. Before the lake, an adventure-filled glacier awaits you. The lake sits as a bride in a corner, in a snow-white wedding dress, gliding over the swirling water. In winter, this lake looks pure and sacred. It seems that the fairy princesses will land in the lake as soon as they spread their wings. You must have heard all this about fairies descending on the night of the fourteenth moon, but seeing Saiful Muluk Lake, you will realize that it is not called the queen of lakes. Sitting on the banks of a lake laden with colorful flowers, with the reflection of snow-capped mountain peaks in the clear waters of this bowl-shaped lake, you can’t look anywhere for five minutes. You are already drunk and sleepy will go (This is my personal experience and every time I have won the bet and the winning reward was just a smile) Here the local guides will also tell you the folk story of Prince Saif Al-Mulk and Fairy Badi Al-Jamal. There is nothing wrong with listening for a few bucks for fun. Near the lake, there are various shops and restaurants. If you want to stay overnight, there are also camping facilities and a temporary accommodation hotel. The best time to experience the beauty of Saiful Muluk Lake is at sunrise and sunset.