Bashigram Lake
Located in the Swat District, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan lies Bashigram Lake, also recognized as Bashigram Danda locally. This scenic alpine glacial lake is situated to the east side of Madyan and can be accessed solely via a trekking route due to its remote location within scenic mountainous terrain.
The trek begins from Bashigram village near Madyan. It takes approximately 4–5 hours of hiking to reach this alpine lake.
The best time to visit is during July, August and September. These months offer the most favorable conditions for visitors.
Bashigram Lake requires hiking or trekking to reach. No road access is available.
The trek begins from Bashigram village near Madyan. It takes approximately 4–5 hours of hiking to reach this alpine lake.
Visitors can experience the serene isolation of a high-altitude glacial lake and observe the nomadic lifestyle of the Gujjar tribes who graze their livestock in the surrounding pastures during summer.
No, there are no permanent facilities, shops, or restrooms at Bashigram Lake due to its remote alpine location. You must bring all necessary supplies, including food, water, and emergency medical kits, from Madyan or Bashigram village.
Camping is safe and popular among trekkers, but you must be prepared for freezing temperatures even in summer. It is highly recommended to camp in groups and inform locals in Bashigram village of your plans before ascending.
You can park your vehicle in Bashigram village, which is the last point accessible by road. Local hotels or residents often provide supervised parking spaces for a small fee while you are on the trail.
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