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The hype created by social media, tour companies springing like mushrooms and reconstruction of Karakorum Highway from Raikot Bridge all the way to Khujerab Pass under CPEC, has contributed to the whole phenomenon. Pakistan Hotels and Tour Packages 2021 are available for Murree, Bhurban, Ayubia, Kashmir, Naran, Kaghan, Skardu, Gilgit, Shangrilla, NeelumValley, SaifulMalook.Last few years have seen a great surge in local tourism towards Pakistan’s beautiful northern areas. Lake saif ul malook also called mirror lake. Lake Saif ul Malook 2.JPG. Lake saif ul malook 2.JPG.

And yes, it had a fragrance of its own. There was a lot of peace and calm and the place seemed far away from mainstream life. From waters to the mountain slopes, it was all green. Last year, I saw countless vehicles, literally dozens of ugly makeshift shops leased out by the government and on top of that, crude concrete construction.Fortunately, I have seen the original beauty of Naran when it wasn’t so brutally attacked by tourism back in the late 1990s. Just five years ago, there were a handful of jeeps and half a dozen tea stalls.

This ugly habit has nothing to do with education or financial status. On my tours across Pakistan, I have seen beautiful beaches turned into filth depots (Jiwani, Balochistan), water streams falling over heaps of garbage (Kaghan) and perhaps the most revolting site of all, a used diaper floating in a beautiful lake (Lulusar Lake). Its natural beauty is fast deteriorating and before too long the place would become an environmental hazard if it is not properly prepared to receive such a huge volume of tourist traffic.The bitter truth is that we Pakistanis have a crude habit of littering and damaging the environment wherever we go. Naran, which was once a heaven, is turning into a hell at the hands of its very own ignorant admirers.

Environmental deterioration and pollution is a problem all over northern Pakistan, However, Naran suffers the most because of its huge volume of tourist traffic. We can only prove ourselves worthy of such generous gifts of nature by taking good care of them. The truth is that we as a nation don’t deserve a country as beautiful as Pakistan.Pakistan is known throughout the world for its great mountains and beautiful valleys.

Last but not the least a massive reforestation drive is badly needed to restore the beauty of Naran. The load on Naran should be diverted by developing three or four other spots along the way. Entire valley from Balakot to Babusar is beautiful and picturesque. Tourist traffic must be regulated efficiently.

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