Keris Valley View Point (Chanma)
Located in Ghanche District's Khaplu region within Gilgit-Baltistan, Keris Valley View Point (Chanma) presents an unparalleled vista of the main Karakoram Mountains and Mashabrum peak—the 22nd highest mountain globally. Accessible via a rough terrain that necessitates a sturdy four-wheel drive vehicle during all months from May to October, this viewpoint offers more than just panoramic vistas; it also provides an considerable confluence sight of the Shyok and Indus rivers along your journey upwards on steep roads.
Offers a stunning confluence view of the Shyok and Indus rivers. The drive up is steep, so a reliable vehicle is necessary.
The best time to visit is during May, June, July, August, September and October. These months offer the most favorable conditions for visitors.
A 4x4 vehicle is required to reach Keris Valley View Point (Chanma). Make sure your vehicle is in good condition for the terrain.
Offers a stunning confluence view of the Shyok and Indus rivers. The drive up is steep, so a reliable vehicle is necessary.
This viewpoint offers a rare vantage point to see the confluence of the Indus and Shyok rivers, where you can clearly distinguish the different colors of the two massive river currents merging.
The viewpoint is a natural site with no formal facilities; it is best to use the restrooms and purchase water in Keris village before heading up to the point.
The road to Keris is paved and safe for most vehicles, but the final track to the specific Chanma viewpoint may be better suited for a 4x4 or a local jeep due to the steep terrain.
The edge of the ridge provides an unobstructed panoramic shot of the Mashabrum peak and the lush green fields of the valley below, especially during the golden hour.
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