Kharmang Valley
The Kharmang Valley, often referred to as Kartaksha, is a well-known geographical feature situated within Gilgit-Baltistan in Pakistan and forms part of the region's five main valleys. Established as an independent district named after its temporary headquarters at Tolti (120 kilometers or 75 miles from Skardu) back in 2015, this valley offers ample opportunities for exploration during specific months: May through October presents the best conditions to visit Kharmang Valley.
Visit the Manthoka Waterfall and the Khamosh Waterfall while in the valley; carry your original CNIC as there are several security checkpoints.
The best time to visit is during May, June, July, August, September and October. These months offer the most favorable conditions for visitors.
Kharmang Valley is road accessible and can be reached by regular vehicle.
Visit the Manthoka Waterfall and the Khamosh Waterfall while in the valley; carry your original CNIC as there are several security checkpoints.
The valley is generally very safe with a low crime rate, though visitors are advised to travel in groups when trekking in remote areas and to carry their national ID or passport at all times for security checkpoints.
Nearby attractions like Manthokha Waterfall often have local eateries and trout fish farms where you can enjoy fresh, locally sourced meals while overlooking the falls.
The 180-foot Manthokha Waterfall and the peaceful Khamosh Waterfall offer dramatic backdrops, while the suspension bridge in Pari village provides wide-angle views of the mountains and orchards.
Basic parking areas are usually available near major spots like Manthokha Waterfall, though they are often unpaved and can become crowded during peak holiday seasons.
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