A famous feature of Lulusar Lake is that it was where fifty-five participants of the Indian war of Independence of 1857 were imprisoned. During the summer, Lulusar Lake is a popular destination that attracts tourists from all over the world. Many wonderful places in Pakistan are filled with natural beauty.
By road: Lulusar Lake is a picturesque lake in the Kaghan valley. In addition to Babusar Top, tourists should also visit Lulusar Lake. A drive of two hours from Naran Bazar will get you to Lulusar Lake. There is no doubt that Lulusar Lake is irresistible. It is located over 11,000 feet above sea level on Mansehra-Naran-Jalkhad Road in the vicinity of Basal Peak and Babusar Peak.
By Air: Islamabad International Airport is the closest airport to Lulusar Lake
By Train: There is no train to Lulusar Lake from anywhere in the country, so you must get off at Rawalpindi or Peshawar railway stations and use a bus or a Jeep to travel to Lulusar Lake.
At the lake, you will find a variety of restaurants to choose from. From there, you will be able to find all the edible items you need. There are also washroom facilities available on the lakeside to provide comfortable refreshments.
One of the highest peaks of the Lake is 11,200 feet above sea level. The lake is surrounded by many mountain peaks. It is from Lulusar Lake, which is 3,410 meters above sea level, that Kunhar River obtains its water.
There is a peak tourist season in June and July (Summer Season), which begins in May and ends in October. Due to heavy snowfall, routes to Naran and Lulusar Lake are closed in winter (November to April).
From Naran to Lulusar Lake, all roadways are carpeted with picturesque scenery surrounding it.
You will find peace and tranquility In the lush green meadows around Lulusar Lake. The journey from Islamabad to Lulusar Lake takes 7 hours and 45 minutes by car. From Islamabad, Lulusar Lake is 328 kilometers away, and from Naran, it is 50 kilometers and take 2 hours to reach there.
Kaghan Valley is completely submerged in lake water that flows southwest. A watercourse that passes from Jalkhand to Naran, Kaghan, Jared, Paras, Kawai, Garihabib Ullah, and Balakot before the confluence of the Jhelum River. Winters at Lulusar Lake are particularly harsh because of the extreme height of the mountains. Nonetheless, some months of the year water flows into the lake due to its location in a special zone. Everything about Lulusar Lake is so beautiful; the watercolor, the scenery, everything is so beautiful. Water in the Lake freezes during winter, making it crystal clear.
