Introduction of Lulus’re Lake
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Lulus’re lake is another mesmerizing natural freshwater high altitude lake situated at Kagan Valley in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. Located at an average of of 3 410 meters (11 190ft) above sea level. It is among the most attractive tourist sites in the area. Near high green hills and white stony mountains provide an attention-grabbing surrounding for the lake through. Which numerous tourists and trekkers along with photographers conduct their visits.
It is a melt water lake which is originating from the nearby mountains. Like others is the part of Naran Valley. It is the point of source of Kunar River which runs through the Kagan Valley area. Lulus’re Lake is attractive for various types of birds and other wild animals. The flora of the zones surrounding the lake is also very diverse.
Visitors can get to Lulus’re Lake by crossing a bumpy road starting from the town. Naran All along the way, tourist catch glimpses of valleys, rivers and mountains. This has helped it to continue as a quieter location compared to other. Tourist attractions in the country due to the geographical location. The climate around the lake is favourable because though during. During winter months snow covers the entire lake surface which enhances the surrounding landscape beauty.
History of Lulus’re Lake
A historical record exists for Lulusar Lake in Kahan Valley within Pakistan although. The primary components of its history belong to another period. With the geographical history of the place and the cultural setting of the place.
Lulus lake’s development traces its origins from the historic evolution of Kahan valley and its native population.
Lulusar lake like many other high altitude lakes in the area owes its formation a blend of tectonic movements and glacial effects.The mountains surrounding the lake came into being when glaciers shaped them at the last Ice Age. Most of the surrounding mountains in this region rise above 4100 meters above Sea Level with steep slopes throughout. It originated several centuries ago and has been getting water. From the melting glaciers, and rainfalls that falls on the mountains around it. Form a permanent pond of water that does not dry up during the dry season. Or winter when the water may turn to ice.
Cultural and Local History:
Lulus lake dwells in Kashan valley which represents a central point of historical significance.A mix of several ethnic groups dwells in this region where the Pashtuns represent one of the major groups. Famous for their culture, language and manners. The name of the place itself is indigenous, but it is unknown in what respect. The local language roots of Lulus define its name although no definitive meaning exists. Some people believe this lake possesses importance from a historical or mythological perspective. Added to it by the populace, as is tradition with the other geographical features in many cultures all over the world.
Previous findings in this report prove that the valley region with its surrounding areas shows. Inhabited and utilized by the locals for farming, pasturage and barter commerce.Even with difficulties in accessibility and challenging topography the settlement and development close to Lulusar Lake remained restricted.
It has however not experienced very many interferences from the human beings. Features, which make the sighting of the lake even more rewarding.
Modern History and Tourism:
Adventure tourism is now active throughout the lake as part of Pakistani development programs. Have begun to flock to Lulus Lake in the past few decades. The Naran-Kaghan road offers tourists easy access to this region because it has become more convenient during recent years. The lake has always been famous. With locals and tourists from neighboring areas but it is in the most recent. Past that it has been classified as a natural attraction for photographers and nature lovers.
The lake is still comparatively off the beaten track even though it has become more tourist-friendly, and there are ongoing attempts at its natural setting. The area of Kaghan Valley which encompasses the lake has received some development, including construction of roads. Hotels and other infrastructures intending to accommodate the tourism hazards with concern. People take pleasure in experiencing the natural beauty of the lake and its surrounding natural landscapes.
Thus, despite the fact that no professional historiosophical story can be told about Lulusar Lake, it is crucial geological and cultural value for the people of Kaghan and, generally, for Pakistan as the state that focuses on the tourism development passionately. Origination is attributed to natural occurrence, the society has for centuries appreciated its importance and its popularity surges in the modern society.
Lulusar Lake is one of the high altitude fresh water lake in the kaghan valley of khyber pakhtun khwa y, se of Pakistan. Located at an estimated standard height of about 3,410m above the sea level, it is among the most beautiful lakes in the region. The water of the lake originates from melting snow from surrounding mountains and glaciers – the water is clear here, so the lake looks even more gorgeous.
Features and Scenic Beauty:
Lulusar lake lies on grassy land which is green in the other part of the year and the surroundings mountains are capped with snow. The surrounding area of the lake is sparsely populated mainly due to the fact that there is a lot of snow in the winter. It is relatively part of the Naran valley and is believed to be originating source of Kunhar river in Kaghan.
The lake is ideal for the nature lovers, photographers, trekkers and adventure lovers and the environment around the lake is very tranquil. There are birds, wild animals, and plants within a close vicinity of the site as well as other species of vegetation. The water of the lake is tranquil, and the natural scenery of the mountains can be seen on the water surface which attract photographers and visitors.
Access and Transportation:
It takes a bumpy ride to get to Lulusar Lake and it is through the beautiful Naran-Kaghan highway. Just to get to the lake is an experience since visitors will cross valleys, rivers, and beautiful mountains. It takes several hours to get to the Lake by jeep or car starting from Naran which at certain months of the year can be inaccessible due to snow covering.