Lake Saif-ul-Malook, the country's 5th best tourist destination, is brimming with spellbinding beauty, a pleasant environment, and magnificent views. May to September are the ideal months for visiting this location. Alongside the classic view of Malika Parbat (The tallest peak of Kaghan Valley), tourists can also enjoy Brown Trout Fish. Tourists can go boating during the day and camp at night beneath the stunning blue sky. Additionally, a three-hour hike to the Lake is also possible.

Lulusar Lake is nestled in the Kaghan Valley, surrounded by snow-capped mountains. The road to this magnificent place is in fine shape. Moreover, this gigantic Lake's journey provides some spectacular vistas along the route, passing by some beautiful waterfalls and across some glacier-fed streams. Animals such as foxes, black bears, Himalayan snow cock, marmots, and hawks can be observed because the Lake resides at the Lulusar Dudipatsar national park. Tourists can also experience hiking and camping at the Lake.

The Babusar Top, also known as Babusar Pass, is located in the Kaghan Valley's northwestern corner. It connects the provinces of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Gilgit Baltistan. Babusar Top is the highest point in Pakistan that is easily accessible by car or jeep. During the summer, the location provides a captivating and stunning view. However, keep in mind that the place is high and freezing upwards. The Babusar Pass, at 4,173 meters above sea level, is the highest point in the Himalayas. It is also the end of the Naran Kaghan Region.

Ansoo Lake, at an elevation of 4,250 meters, is a great treasure high in the Himalayas. A trekking journey is required to reach this hidden beauty of nature. First, a traveler must take a jeep ride to Saif ul Malook Lake, followed by two hours of horse riding in the upper Himalayan region. After that, it's a one-hour hike to Lake Ansoo. June to August is the best season to explore as the area receives considerable snowfall during the other months, which might be risky for hikers.

Dudipatsar Lake is known as Crown Lake in Pakistan for its spectacular beauty. Tourists can reach by driving until Jalkhand in the Naran Valley. After the drive, the traveler can enjoy a 4-5 hour hike with amazing views. The most incredible time to view this treasure trove of nature is from June to August. Furthermore, significant snowfall falls on the area, causing concern for visitors who may become trapped.

Tourists may reach this lovely spot Siri Paye Meadows by taking a one-hour jeep trip from the iconic Kewai waterfalls. The adventurous jeep journey takes you through lush alpine forests with unique and magnificent views that significantly influence the environment. After this thrilling jeep trip, one has to walk for around 15 minutes to arrive at the grasslands, which surround verdant forests and meadows at the foothills of Makra Top.

Consider a quick trip to the valleys to unwind & replenish your energies in the great outdoors. Shogran has a temperate climate in the summer and cold and snowy weather in the winter. Summer (June–August) is the ideal season to explore Shogran and Siri Paye when daytime temperatures hover around 20°C.