Pakistan’s northern regions have turned into a breathtaking winter paradise as rain and snowfall continue to blanket scenic valleys across Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP). The Pakistan Meteorological Department has predicted that this wet spell will persist for the next two to three days, drawing thousands of tourists eager to witness the mesmerizing beauty of snow-capped mountains and misty landscapes.

Azad Jammu and Kashmir: A Snowy Escape

In Azad Kashmir, Neelum Valley has been receiving light snowfall since morning, enchanting visitors with its serene white landscapes. Other lower areas, including Leepa Valley and Jhelum Valley, have experienced light rain, adding to the region’s misty charm. The Ganja and Makra mountain peaks near Muzaffarabad are now fully covered in snow, offering a picture-perfect setting for nature lovers.

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: A Dream Destination for Snow Lovers

Meanwhile, KP’s Dir district has experienced heavy rainfall, while upper areas such as Lowari Tunnel, Kumrat, and Dog Darra are witnessing intensified snowfall. Despite the harsh weather, authorities have confirmed that Lowari Tunnel remains open for traffic, ensuring connectivity between Chitral and Dir.

The ever-popular Swat Valley, especially Malam Jabba, has welcomed a fresh layer of snow, captivating tourists who have rushed to the region to soak in the winter magic. Meteorologists expect snowfall to continue for another 24 hours, making it an ideal time for travelers looking for a scenic retreat.

Kaghan Valley: A Must-Visit Winter Wonderland

In Mansehra, the famous Kaghan Valley, including Shogran and Kaghan, is now fully covered in thick layers of snow, enhancing its already enchanting beauty. The snow-laden pine trees, misty mountain peaks, and frozen streams make this region a dream destination for tourists and photographers alike.

Travel Advisory for Tourists

While the snowfall has created stunning landscapes, travelers heading to hilly areas are advised to exercise caution. Authorities recommend checking weather updates and ensuring vehicles are equipped with snow chains before venturing into snow-covered terrains.

For those who love winter adventures, now is the perfect time to plan a trip to Pakistan’s northern areas and experience the magical charm of snowfall, cozy bonfires, and breathtaking mountain views.

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