Kumrat Valley is located in the Upper Dir District of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, approximately 400 km (a 9-hour drive) from Islamabad. It sits opposite the Gabral area in Swat Kohistan.
Kumrat Valley is a true gem of nature, renowned for its breathtaking beauty, gushing streams, and splendid mountains. As a result, it is emerging as a popular destination among various Pakistan Tour Packages. Before visiting with family and children, it is advisable to check the weather in the region.
Embark on an exciting journey to the mountains by booking your Kumrat Valley tour from Lahore. The distance from Lahore to Kumrat Valley is 720 kilometers, and the travel time via the motorway and the Dir-Chitral road is approximately 12 to 13 hours.
Book your adventurous Kumrat Valley tour from Islamabad, about 370 kilometers from the capital city. The journey typically takes 8 to 10 hours via the motorway and the Dir-Chitral road.
Kumrat is one of the most scenic valleys in KPK, attracting thousands of tourists each summer. The pleasant climate, with temperatures around 20 °C, makes it an ideal time to visit. In contrast, winter temperatures can drop to between -4 and -10 °C due to heavy snowfall, which can reach 3 to 11 feet, so spring and summer are the best seasons for travel to Kumrat Valley.
Kumrat Valley is undoubtedly one of the top destinations in our Northern Areas Tour Packages.
To reserve a tour, please pay a 40% advance through bank transfer, Easy Paisa, or Jazz Cash for local tourists.
We will send you a trip payment receipt or ticket proof to your email. You will pay the remaining amount at the start of the trip. Happy traveling!
It is a wonderful tourist attraction in tranquil regions. While Swat Valley is renowned for its lush mountains, flowing River Swat, and stunning lakes, Kumrat Valley provides the perfect finishing touch with its river and beautiful woodlands.
Jazz and Telenor SIM cards will function in certain areas where 4G might not be available. Thall Village, however, does receive strong signals. Due to its remote location and rugged terrain, mobile network coverage and internet access in Kumrat Valley are limited. Visitors should be ready for poor connectivity during their visit.
A stay of 3 to 4 days is sufficient to experience the primary tourist spots in Kumrat Valley. In 5 days, you can conveniently visit all the significant attractions like Kala Chashma, Jahaz Banda Meadows, Kund Banda, Katora Lake, and more.
The best time to visit Kumrat Valley is from May to September. The temperature ranges from 5.6°C to 16.2°C, creating perfect conditions for outdoor activities. A large number of tourists visit during June, July, and August. These months, the landscape is vibrant meadows, streaming water, and flourishing plant life.
The simplest way to get to Kumrat Valley is via Timargarha. It is 8 km before Dir, a road branches off to the right, leading to Kumrat. The road up to Sheringal is fairly decent, but beyond that, you’ll encounter one of the roughest roads you’re likely to drive on… Thal, which serves as the primary market area of Kumrat. The rocky and uneven road will take a toll on your vehicles. It is highly advised not to use a transport with low ground clearance.
