Saif-ul-Muluk Lake
Saif-ul-Muluk Lake
4.5
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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Khanasifm
Timbuktu, Mali28 contributions
Jan 2022 • Friends
Hiked as group of Univeristy friends back in 1990-91 excellent experience but hike to lake is a few km with elevation changing between 3000-3500 feet, options for jeep and horses also existed, love the night spent at lake and down below on naran, things must be different now
Written 23 December 2022
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enjoytravelling2014
Warwick, UK6 contributions
Aug 2022
Visited Saif-ul-Muluk Lake in August 2022. I was staying in Naran and rented a jeep to the lake, which cost about 4000pkr for a round trip staying there for 1.5 hours.
The journey up to the lake was thrilling and stunning as it took us about 45 minutes to get there.
The mountains, clouds and the lake itself is just stunning.
The journey up to the lake was thrilling and stunning as it took us about 45 minutes to get there.
The mountains, clouds and the lake itself is just stunning.
Written 22 August 2022
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Docwassim
3 contributions
Jun 2022
Travel only if you have no back issues the road is bumpy and bad.Becareful of scammers when dealing confirm the payment first.
Written 26 July 2022
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Rodney I
9 contributions
Nov 2021 • Solo
Best to go in snow most scenic jeeps take u up there haggle for rates not really safe they need to install barriers up here then there would be repeat customers for that reason I would not visit again food prices triple double up there so best to take own snacks horse rides are 500rupees u have to go here at least once in life stunning scenery and clear glacial lake
Written 14 November 2021
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PakistanGuidedTours
Lahore, Pakistan467 contributions
Jul 2021 • Family
We visited this beautiful lake several times with our clients. It is in Naran, the jeep trrack of this beautiful lake is very jumpy & bumpy. It takes mear about 3 hours for a round trip including one hour on lake.
There is a lagendery story of Persian Prince Saifalmalook & a Fairy Badi-ul-jamal. The famous sufi saint Mian Mohammad Baksh has also written a book on Saifalmalook, who is buried in Azad Kashmir.
There are also found brown trout fish in the lake, the maximum big fish which was captured from the lake was 7 kg to 8 kg. Here you can also do horse riding and boating. If there is a ice you can also take ice sliding which is very nice and funny. According to my suggestion pregnant woman should avoid to go there due to jeep track. Highly recommended!
There is a lagendery story of Persian Prince Saifalmalook & a Fairy Badi-ul-jamal. The famous sufi saint Mian Mohammad Baksh has also written a book on Saifalmalook, who is buried in Azad Kashmir.
There are also found brown trout fish in the lake, the maximum big fish which was captured from the lake was 7 kg to 8 kg. Here you can also do horse riding and boating. If there is a ice you can also take ice sliding which is very nice and funny. According to my suggestion pregnant woman should avoid to go there due to jeep track. Highly recommended!
Written 14 July 2021
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Israr A
Islamabad, Pakistan18 contributions
Jul 2020
nice views and must visit desitination for people that want to see natural beauty of pakistan. The lake and mountains are epic.
Written 4 January 2021
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shayan warsi
Karachi, Pakistan5 contributions
Oct 2020
Visited the jheel, the place was beautiful. The road/mountain through which you will go there is very bad. Old age people have difficulty to travel on the road.
Written 29 October 2020
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Saiful Muluk Tour and Travel
Islamabad, Pakistan2 contributions
Sep 2020
Saif-ul-Muluk Lake is one of the most beautiful visiting points of Pakistan.
At the lake we had a trip on a boat and walked aound the lake. There is a great variety when it comes to different food stalls at the top.
The view, the air, the atmosphere - everything is amazing. This is a must visit place for everybody living in or visiting Pakistan!
At the lake we had a trip on a boat and walked aound the lake. There is a great variety when it comes to different food stalls at the top.
The view, the air, the atmosphere - everything is amazing. This is a must visit place for everybody living in or visiting Pakistan!
Written 8 September 2020
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Batuta Travels
Islamabad, Pakistan17 contributions
Sep 2019
Lake Saif-ul-Mulk is the most beautiful destination. Tourist are requested to be careful about not to spoil this serene natural beauty.
Written 28 May 2020
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Raja
Karachi, Pakistan7 contributions
Aug 2019
Silence, beauty, mountains, breeze wispier. its good to visit in summer along with warm cloths. Food is bit expensive.
Written 12 March 2020
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AATIF I
Karachi, Pakistan
Can we borrow Camping Gear from Naran? if yes, what's the estimated cost?
Is the way safe I mean the road is it scary or not
Iqtidar Ahmed
Islamabad Capital Territory, Pakistan46 contributions
The way to reach Lake Sailful Malook is really scary (totally stone way) but I tell you The drivers are experts to drive over there. Take a chance to visit beautiful Lake
Regards,
Is it allowed and safe to camp near lake saif-ul-malook at night in our own tents?
Anas Shafiq
Sialkot, Pakistan13 contributions
Yes ,, no prohibitions
Can we go by own car from Naran to Saiful Malook?
Anas Shafiq
Sialkot, Pakistan13 contributions
Dont Even think about it ,
when you place your own camp near saif ul malook it is free or not ?
Shah, Tayyeb
Islamabad, Pakistan372 contributions
I guess, it is free unless you rent the tent.
angelzafar
Brisbane, Australia
Is it safe for a foreigner to go here
AFTAB CHARAN
Hyderabad, Pakistan54 contributions
Yes it is quite safe for everyone to go there.
usmanucasuni1
Nottingham, UK16 contributions
Which locations are scenic and open in november time ? Please let me know as iv booked my flights for november and i need to know which places will be a good choice to visit with mrs and son. Thanks
AFTAB CHARAN
Hyderabad, Pakistan54 contributions
November is very cold in north Pakistan. but idea for south Pakistan. you can visit 90% of pakistan in this month. better start with Karachi, thata, Hala, Hyderabad, Ranikot, Larkana, Multan, Lahore, Pishawar.
usmanucasuni1
Nottingham, UK16 contributions
Is it safe to travel to in november time and with children age 4 years old?
Also i wanted to ask that i want to take a picture of the milkyway and stars so is it safe to go out at 1am/2am? And is there any chance you can have a local guide eith you at that time?
Rock
Karachi, Pakistan163 contributions
Hi Usman,
If you are interested in seeing saiful mulook in the month of November then you would need to stay in Naran. Problems you might face are unavailability of hotels due to off season, bad weather due to rainfall and snow as a result of which authorities closed the road leading to Naran. So you need to check one of these forums again regarding accessibility to Naran during your planned dates. Naran is safe it's just the absence of street lights in some spots make it look scary but that's where you are going to see milkyway. When I went in August last year, it was not allowed to stay near the lake after sunset. There are several tourists there and locals respect the tourists so you'll feel safe. You don't need a guide in Naran, just need a good driver who could help you with whatever you need. Hope it helps, I think it's all up to you that how much are you willing to take the risk. All the best and have a wonderful trip.
GenJamal
Islamabad, Pakistan
Hello, I am travelling to saif ul muluk from 18 june to the 22nd june. I wanted to know about the rates and availability of tents and campsites over there. Hotels are not an option as they are charging too much. We are two guys, thankyou.
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- According to Tripadvisor travellers, these are the best ways to experience Saif-ul-Muluk Lake:
- Private Tours for Families, Friends, Corporate, Schools or Colleges. (From £5,532.08)
- Trip to Skardu- The land of Giants (From £1,012.40)
- 10 Days Hunza Nagar Naltar Valley Experience (From £1,184.66)
- Top 14 things to do in, Naran ,kaghan, Shogran Tour 5 day 4 Night tour 2019/20 (From £1,392.14)
- Top 11 Best Things to do in Hunza valley Pakistan (From £1,724.48)
- Hotels near Saif-ul-Muluk Lake:
- (2.98 mi) Jumeirah Gold Hotel
- (1.48 mi) Hotel Pine Hills
- (1.61 mi) Arcadian Peridot Naran
- (2.39 mi) The Sarai
- (3.22 mi) Hotel One Naran