Pari Lake
Pari Lake, situated in Swat Valley's scenic Utror Valley at an elevation of approximately 4,402 meters (14,442 feet), is a noteworthy attraction during the summer months from July to September. The lake shares its name with another nearby body of water and can be identified as Lake 1 among them. Accessing Pari Lake requires embarking on an arduous trek that commences at Utror, making it a challenge for even seasoned hikers due to the steep incline involved in reaching this high-altitude location.
Also known as Khparo Lake; the trek usually starts from Utror. The ascent is very steep and requires high-altitude physical fitness and proper camping gear.
The best time to visit is during July, August and September. These months offer the most favorable conditions for visitors.
Pari Lake requires hiking or trekking to reach. No road access is available.
Also known as Khparo Lake; the trek usually starts from Utror. The ascent is very steep and requires high-altitude physical fitness and proper camping gear.
The area is generally safe for tourism, but visitors should carry national identity cards or passports for security checkpoints maintained by the authorities. It is also recommended to trek in groups as the lake is located in a high-altitude, remote mountain range.
There are no food stalls at the lake itself, so you must carry your own supplies. Basic local eateries and hotels are available in the nearby Utror village, which serves as the starting point for the trek.
The most iconic shots are taken from the surrounding ridges to capture the lake's emerald water against the backdrop of snow-capped peaks. Reflections of the rugged mountains on the still water surface provide excellent photo opportunities during the early morning hours.
Standard parking lots do not exist near the trail, but visitors typically park their vehicles in Utror village. From there, you will need to hire a local 4x4 jeep to reach the trek's starting point where vehicles can be left in open spaces.
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