Shames Lake
Shames Lake is situated within Supat Valley, Upper Kohistan of the province Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in Pakistan's northwest region. This remote alpine lake resides located in towering mountains and lush greenery at an elevation that makes it accessible only by trekking during July or August months when weather conditions are favorable for such expeditions. The multi-day journey to reach Shames Lake requires preparation, as one must carry sufficient food supplies due to the absence of nearby settlements along this route through Kandia Valley's scenic landscapes.
A remote alpine lake in the Kandia Valley. Reaching it involves a multi-day trek; ensure readiness with sufficient food and supplies.
The best time to visit is during July and August. These months offer the most favorable conditions for visitors.
Shames Lake requires hiking or trekking to reach. No road access is available.
A remote alpine lake in the Kandia Valley. Reaching it involves a multi-day trek; ensure readiness with sufficient food and supplies.
The lake is famous for its 'roaring waves' that mimic a beach-like sound due to the wind and its location in the alpine meadows of Supat Valley.
There are no food stalls or shops at the lake itself, so you must carry all your supplies and water from Naran or the base village before starting the trek.
The lake's crystal-clear blue water contrasted against the surrounding snow-dusted peaks provides excellent landscape photography opportunities, particularly from the ridges on the approach trail.
Camping is safe and a popular way to experience the area, but you should be prepared for sub-zero temperatures at night and ensure you are part of a group or have a local guide.
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