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 Swat: The Switzerland of Pakistan

Swat is a beautiful valley and well-known tourist destination in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province's upper north. The Swat District is located 247 kilometers (153 miles) from Islamabad, the country's capital, and can be reached there in roughly 3 hours by via the M1 and M16 Swat Motorways. Swat, which covers an area of 5,337 km, is best known as the Switzerland of the east and is also referred to as "Paradise on Earth" due to its breathtaking natural beauty (2,061 sq. mi.).

Particularly renowned for its spectacular natural beauty and varied species is the upper Swat. Swat is recognized for its attractive scenery, pure water springs and streams, and snow-capped alpine highlands. Swat continued to be a prosperous, independent sovereign state known as "The Yusafzai State of Swat" until 1969. Swat remained free and independent from the British Empire’s invasion and domination of the Indian subcontinent between 1858 and 1947. Swat remained completely under the authority of the intrepid indigenous Yusafzai Pashtuns.On October 14, 1969, the State of Swat voluntarily joined into Pakistan. When Pakistan finally won its independence from British domination in 1947, it took place after 22 years.

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Mahodand Lake

Mahodand Lake is one the most attractive place and tourist destination in Swat which is about a 2.5-hour jeep drive separates it from Kalam. To experience this location, you must take a vehicle from Kalam Bazar and leave early, around 7:00 am. The lake is surrounded by an island forest in the middle. For a very affordable price, motor boats are available for the ride. It is advisable to bring your own meals because the food there is of poor quality. The onslaught of numerous tourists has ruined its charm. All around, there is so much deforestation. The Indian restrooms are accessible, however many need payment. The best strategy for visiting this location is to arrive about 9:30 am, take a boat ride, and spend some time on the island before moving on to the adjoining Saifaullah lake.


Gabin Jabba

Gabin Jabba, which translates to "Honey Marshes," is in the Swat region, 59 kilometers (37 miles) from Mingora. At a distance of 389 kilometers (241 miles) from Islamabad in Pakistan, Gabin Jabba, which is located at a height of 2582m (8471ft), can be reached in about 5 hours.

How to get Gabin Jabba from Mingora?

Gabin Jabba, which translates to "Honey Marshes," is in the Swat region, 59 kilometers (37 miles) from Mingora. At a distance of 389 kilometers (241 miles) from Islamabad in Pakistan, Gabin Jabba, which is located at a height of 2582m (8471ft), can be reached in about 5 hours. Use the Swat Motorway to reach Mingora in the Swat region. There are two ways to reach Gabin Jabba from Mingora city: To get to Gabin Jabba, take Bagh Deri Road to Lalkoo Road (1 hour 10 minutes / 39.1 km) and then continue on N-95 (Bahrain Rd) past Manglor and Khwazakhela.

Alternately, cross the Swat River and take the road through Kanju. Take Airport Road to Bagh Deri Road and continue on Bagh Deri Road (1 hour 15 minutes / 41.3 km). To go to Gabin Jabba, travel 43 minutes (17.7 kilometers) to Lalkoo Rd. Although the distance between the two routes is about the same, traffic congestion on the main route to Gabin Jabba is much worse than on the other.