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| Dudi patser Lake |
Dudipatsar Lake or Dudipat Lake
is a lake circled by snow clad crests in Lulusar-Dudipatsar National Park.
The
lake lies in the outrageous north of the Kaghan Valley, in the Mansehra
District, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa region, in northern Pakistan. "Dudi"
implies white, "pat" means mountains and "sar" implies
lake. This name has been given to the lake as a result of the white shade of
snow at encompassing pinnacles. In summer the water of the lake reflects like a
mirror. "Sar" is utilized with the name of every lake in the
territory, deciphering as "lake."
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| A Scene of Dudi patser Lake |
The lake's water is an
excellent greenish blue tone and extremely cool, at a height of 3,800 meters
(12,500 ft). The encompassing mountains, with snow fixes in the shady dales,
normal around 4,800 meters (15,700 ft) in height. Their characteristic living
space is in the Western Himalayan elevated bush and glades ecoregion. The lake
and its wetlands natural surroundings are of noteworthy biological significance
for inhabitant fauna and transient waterfowl.
Some of the recreation center's
fauna incorporates the snow panther, mountain bear, marmot, weasel, lynx,
panther, Himalayan snowcock, and snow partridge.
Lulusar Lake, likewise in the
recreation center, is the essential headwaters of the Kunhar River. Saiful
Muluk National Park, with Saif ul Maluk Lake, is contiguous in the 150
kilometers (93 mi) long Kaghan Valley district and together the parks ensure
88,000 hectares (220,000 acres).
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| Natural beauty at Dudi patser Lake |
The lake and stop is available
for four months of the year from June to late September. In the mid year, when
the mirror-like water mirrors the landscape, guests from various districts of
the nation and from abroad go to appreciate the captivating perspectives. The
trail set out toward Dudipatsar is situated at Besal, which is around a hours
drive from the town of Naran. The street is open via autos and motorbikes. From
Besal onwards guests trek in limitless high glades to reach Dudiptsar Lake. The
lake had a plenitude of trout, yet illicit angling with explosive and nets
brought about a sharp fish populace decrease. It is encouraged to not track it
in snow, as it is a torrential slide inclined region.
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| Lake surrounded by snow peaks |
The 2005 Kashmir seismic
tremor in North Pakistan made get to more troublesome. Be that as it may, since
2006 the Pakistan government has found a way to reestablish tourism in the
Kaghan Valley, including modifying and new tourism offices and infrastructure.
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| Treck to Dudi patser Lake |
