Swat
Swat Valley is one of Pakistan's most popular tourist destinations. It is renowned as Pakistan's Switzerland, with one of the oldest civilizations and some of the most magnificent scenery on the planet. It is located between the latitudes of 34°-40′ and 35° N and the longitudes of 72′ and 74°-6′ E. It is situated between the Hindukush mountain range's foothills. It is located in Pakistan's North-West Frontier Province. Swat Valley is strategically important since it is located at the crossroads of South Asia, Central Asia, and China.
Swat Valley has a long history dating back over 2000 years. It was once known as Udyana before being renamed Suvastu. Until the 11th century, the valley was a fairly tranquil place to live. The valley was initially seized by Mahmud of Ghazni, as a result of a power struggle. The Yusufzais took over Swat Valley when the procedure of gaining the territories was completed. Swat Valley is often called "Mini Switzerland." Its sceneries are a testament to natural beauty, and it was one of the most popular tourist destinations with thriving tourism business. Swat has the finest tourism season from March to October. Through its spectacular mountains, rich green woods, rushing streams, and meadows, the valley invites visitors.
The famed ancient Buddhist Stupas, Swat museum, Margazar, White Palace, and Fizza Gat are just a few of the prominent tourist attractions in Swat valley. Miandam, Malam Jabba, Madyan, Behrain, Kalam, and Ushu are also some of the top tourist spots in the upper Swat Valley. The important lakes of Swat Valley are Mahodand, Kundal, Khapiro, and Spin Khawar.
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Kalam Valley
A picturesque valley called as Kalam valley in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa runs beside the upper Swat. Islamabad is 270 kilometres away, Bahrain is 29 kilometres away, and it is 2000 metres above sea level. The area is famed for its lakes, waterfalls, and lush vegetation. It is one of the most popular tourist spots. Its attractiveness is enhanced by the presence of tiny, lush plateaus. The Swat River is formed by the confluence of the Ushu and Utrot rivers in Kalam.
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Madyan
Madyan is 56 kilometres from Mingora and 560 kilometres from Islamabad. It is also on the major route that goes to Bahrain, Kalam, and other picturesque Swat valleys. Madyan is, without a doubt, the ideal spot for nature enthusiasts. This valley is distinguished by the availability of contemporary amenities such as cellphone networks, internet, cable, motels, restaurants, and so on. There are also concrete houses that are surrounded by huge trees and mountains. Madyan is encircled by the verdant valleys of Chail, Shanku, and Bashigram. There is a significant amount of mushroom, fruit, and timber production there. In addition, the rivers and streams include swati fish and trout, making it distinct from the neighbouring valleys. Maize, wheat, onions, potatoes, and beans are the most important agricultural products.
