Andrab Lake
Andrab Lake, often recognized by its alternative names of Kooh Lake or the color-changing lake, lies set in Swat's Anakar Valley near Kalam at high altitudes within Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. The summer months from July to September offer optimal conditions for visiting this scenic destination that is renowned worldwide due its striking and ever-shifting water colors. The trek leading up to the lake serves as an appealing challenge, starting in Anakar Valley near Kalam with a demanding climb requiring proper camping equipment along with local guidance expertise recommended.
Also known as Anakar Lake; the trek starts from Anakar valley near Kalam. It is a demanding climb and requires proper camping gear and a local guide.
The best time to visit is during July, August and September. These months offer the most favorable conditions for visitors.
Andrab Lake requires hiking or trekking to reach. No road access is available.
Also known as Anakar Lake; the trek starts from Anakar valley near Kalam. It is a demanding climb and requires proper camping gear and a local guide.
Yes, camping is generally safe and popular among trekkers, though you should bring high-quality waterproof gear due to sudden weather changes and potential drops in temperature.
There are no food options or shops at the lake itself; visitors must carry all necessary supplies, including water and food, from Kalam or the base village.
The surrounding ridges offer the best vantage points to capture the lake's famous color-changing water against the backdrop of the rugged peaks.
There is no formal parking at the lake; travelers usually park their vehicles in Kalam or at the end of the jeep track in Anakar Valley before starting the trek.
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