Pakistan is blessed with best four seasons, and winter season is all famous for heavy snowfall in northern areas of Pakistan, which attract millions of tourists every year from around the globe. With the start of moderate rainfall and snow, people are all packed up to visit northern areas.
The famous tourist attractions of Swat, Kalam and Malam Jabba are famous for their scenic beauty and cool weather. With the Met office forecast of rain and snowfall over Malam Jabba Hills, the locals and nationwide tourists reached the place with families to enjoy this beautiful weather.
Kalam is famous for 50 lakes, including the famous Mahodand Lake, 2865 meters above sea level, attracting tourists in winter season. The hotels and restaurants are already out of capacity because of a lot of tourists booking.
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Swat is also called, Switzerland of Pakistan, for its scenic views, high mountains covered with snow and Swat River flowing in between the mountains. İt attract millions of people and generating revenue of almost 69 Billion from tourists’ visits.
Development projects in KP
Khyber Pakhtunkhawa government is working on many tourism projects in KP, construction of smooth roads, opportunity to provide easy access to historical places for tourists, building more hotels for tourists stay around visiting places.
The KP tourist and Culture Authority are working on developmental projects in Kalam, Narran Kaghan and Nathia Galli to ensure the safety and protection of tourists from any kind of incidents. Some of new tourist places in Swat are also under development to increase the revenue generated from tourist activities.
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The government also decided to start winter camping plans in Swat. New schemes have been launched to attract tourists, and making sure the availability of emergency services for tourists, enough rest houses, good food places and start of cultural events in order to promote culture, art and beautiful taste of Swat.