Introduction of Shogran naran
Lush green meadows, attractive scenes and beautiful views of surrounding snow caps are other areas of attraction. Makara Path, and Malika Parbat are some of the snow capped mountains Shogran naran.
Relaxing is yet another feature of Shoran, more so as it provide entrance to the Kaghan Valley. Accessing Shogran from Naran is a 34 kilometers ride through attractive valleys, thick forest and beautiful villages. The area however is highly recommended during summer especially because temperatures are lower comparatively to the plains.
The village is also the beginning of other higher altitude treks including Siri Payer. A beautiful high altitude plateau with amazing views and is one of the famous tourists hiking trails. Anytime in the year, Shogran has a unique serene feeling, coupled. The natural scenic beauty that makes it so attractive to tourists and every adventurer. It also has great potential for family friendly holidays, camping and features that make it perfect for taking photos.
Moreover, Shogran on cultural aspect has prime importance in the region. As this place has been serving in traditions and hospitality from the ancient times. Modern day Shogran is a popular tourist spot where there are hotels. Eating places as well as daring activities for tourists who come from all over the world.
History of Shogran naran
These two places being island, with splendid and calm features are among the famous tourist attraction centers in the region.
Shogran History:
Shogran is a beautiful place situated 34 km from Naran that has quite a rich. Background that relates it to the Kaghan Valley Culture. Local people have included the Gujjar, Kashmiri and Pashtun who depend on agriculture lands and natural resources of the valley.
As for the history of Shogran, it was formally a secretive small. Village which had almost no interaction with civilized society. Low profile destination, breath taking beauty, low temperatures, and situated in the Centre of Kaghan valley. Made it a beautiful place for those who wanted to spend their holidays away from the hustle and bustle but unfortunately not famous among the tourists. However, the general accessibility of the area enhanced more so in the early eighties when the government. Started constructing roads and other facilities to encourage tourists in Kaghan Valley.
Another evident phenomena that has struck a vivid change in Shogran. The discovery of jeep tracts in recent years that provide better communication facility with Naran and other adjacent towns. It also assisted in changing the face of Shogran into a well-known hill station of the past few decades. Siri Payer Plateau, just above Shogran increased significantly as the horizon for trekking and many more adventure seekers & nature lovers.
Naran History of Shogran naran
Naran with an altitude of about 2500 meters (8200 feet) above sea level. Possesses a fore history date back three thousand years. Originally, the town was a small settlement in the Kaghan Valley and its population performed functions of local support. Like Shogran, Naran has also been the residence of both Gujjar and Pashtun. Tribes that used to live here for Agriculture and Animal farming.
The author in the early past Naran was not popular tourist center. Yet its position ensured it played vital role in the valley. It started nearing the common man’s perception as tourist and adventurers started exploring the Kaghan Valley. Naran began popularizing for nearby tourist attractions such as Saif ul Malook, Shogran or Lulusar Lake.
The construction of road head from Naran to the remaining part of Pakistan and especially the advancement of tourism facilities also helped to develop the tourism industry at Naran. Being a gateway to the higher regions of the Kaghan Valley, the town have accommodation facilities, eateries and transport facilities for tourists. An examination of the effects as well as the blend of history on tourism.
Tourism facilities in Naran and Shogran especially evolved in the recent years, but more specific phenomenon after the 1980s. Both the towns have benefited from the set up as a result of which they have been experiencing higher tourist traffic from each other and some of the most scenic regions in the Pakistān.
Naran and Shogran
Today both Naran and Shogran are among the most opted tourist destinations in the KPK of northern Pakistan. Over the years; the three has undergone changes by the development of many hotels, resorts and infrastructure making them face modern day tourism while still retaining much of the natural appeal. These areas are most busy during summer months that is May to September when people travel from hot plains on search of cool environment of the hills.
Apart from the naturally endowed vantage points, both Naran and Shogran have cultural history as part of Kaghan valley. Their development as tourist destinations have also served to highlight the culture, method of living and receptiveness of hosts which is part and parcel of a tripper’s packages.
Nowadays, the stories of Shoran and Naran are the stories of gradual development of these two villages from typical agricultural communities into popular resorts where one can enjoy the amazing views of the northern Pakistan, get acquainted with local traditions, learn about local culture and compare modern Pakistan to what the country looked like in the last century.
Overview of Shogran naran
. Such areas, famous for their magnificent views, quiet environment and low temperatures, have become central to attraction for nature-enthusiasts, tourists interested in trekking, and tourists in general who are in search of quiet recreation in mountains.
Shogran Overview:
It is well known for having beautiful sub-alpine meadow, impressive views of the snowy mountains especially Makra peaks, cool weather which makes the park suitable for summer activities.
Currently, Shogran is a rather quiet place, which allows tourists to stay here with no disturbances and enjoy the nature. Siri Paye is actually a plateau much further and away from the town and tourists use the town as a staging ground as they hike to the plateau which offers great views of the valley and the surrounding mountains. The area is also beautiful during spring and summer when bushes with different colored wildflowers grow on the exposure.
The town of Shogran can also be accessed by Jeeps from Naran, which is about 34 kilometer from Shogran. This trip will lead the travelers through the colorful greens in the thickets and the roads snaking which offers the travelling enthusiasts with the glimpses of the valley obvious as Kaghan.
Green Meadows
Naran is a beautiful town situated at a height of 2500 meters above sea level, it located in Kaghan Valley. Naran has the most beautiful geographical locations such as snow clad mountains and green meadows all surrounding by crystal clear rivers. It acts a passage to some of the natural wonders of Northern areas of Pakistan including Saif ul Malook Lake, Lulusar Lake & Babura Top.
Naran has also favored as tourists destination because of its approachability and as a starting point to different area in the vicinity. To address the current increase in tourism, the town provides diverse forms of accommodation, food facilities and transport. Naran is more crowded in May to September because tourists come to enjoy low temperatures and mainly to run away from the heat of the plains.
Besides tourism, people visit Naans for activities such as trekking, fishing, boating particularly at Saif ul Malook and overnight stay. It has good road access to other parts of the Khagan valley thus making the area strategic for the start of Tours.
Combined Appeal:
Shogran and Naran are two such places that are renowned for hill beauty, favorable climate and adventurous tracks available there. Both, it pairs in a great manner for the visitors of the Kaghan Valley, providing a combination of the relaxation, the adventurous and the scenic. Jeep road connects the two destinations to offer tourism enthusiasts an opportunity to tour the two locations conveniently.
Comparatively, Naran is more famous for the exploration of the valley’s key lakes and trekking trails, whereas, Shogran provides tourists a calm, soothing kind of retreat in high countryside. Altogether, they provide an all round feel of the scenic and attractive Khagan valley.
Both places are also favorite destinations for photographers, nature lovers, and adventure lovers and therefore are important sites in Pakistan.