Nature Insights

Promising a unique experience, Jarogo char and Waterfall  is an ideal haven in Swat Valley. Its natural charms, unspoilt beauty and rustic appeal makes it a nature's masterpiece in the rolling hills of Matta Subdivision . Location and Accessibility to  Jarogo Char And Waterfall Swat: Located near Jarogo Village or Jarogo Valley about 60 kilometers from Mingora city in the remote northern hills of Swat, Jarogo char and waterfall (Abshar)  is the special feature of the area. The stunning waterfall and the serene landscape around it offers a perfect escape for nature lovers and adventure seekers.  Journey to Jarogo Char and Waterfall: Journey to Jarogo Char and Waterfall is as captivating as the resort and the waterfall itself. Travelers typically reach Jarogo by road from Mingora. From there, the route meandering through the picturesque landscapes and lush green valleys to the valley. The final stretch involves a trek through scenic trails, adding a touch of adventure ...

Have you ever been to Swat Valley? If yes; you must have noticed that the whole valley revolves around the  Swat River and depends on it for its natural beauty. Swat River as a Reflection of Relationship between Nature and Humanity : Unsurprisingly, the Swat River is more than just a body of water. Its journey is a tale of natural beauty and a symbol of cultural richness, a source of life and inspiration. Right from the heights of Hindu Kush mountains to its confluence with River Kabul, there is a reflection of the intricate relationship between nature and humanity. Origin of Swat River: Swat River originates from the lofty peaks of Hindu Kush range and the territories of Swat Kohistan by the merging of Usho River and River Utror at Kalam. River Usho emerges from Mahodand Lake in the north-east and drains Matiltan and Ushu valleys. Whereas, River Utror and its tributaries (Gabral, Batal, etc.) drain the western and the northwestern sub-valleys of Kohistan.  Downstream K...

Little way down the lane from the main Kabal road at the lower end of Kanju village lies a small graveyard. Entering it the first site you behold is a tomb, with the headstone on the grave reads, "Chino Baba son of Sultan Mehmoud Ghaznavi", the great Muslim conqueror, also known as 'idol smasher in history.'      Home of Springs: How it gets the name, the picturesque resort in itself tells the entire story.  The Pashto term, "Chino", has been derived from 'chiney',  which means springs of water and "Baba", is the saint resting there almost in the middle of the mountains above and River Swat down it. Wetland Natural Beauty: The picturesque resort was just an example of wetland natural beauty. Unfortunately, like any other site of the scenic Swat Valley, its splendor can be found in the ruins of lost luster. Situated in Kanju area of Swat Valley, it was blessed with a model ecosystem in the form of abundant natural resources—the springs, tree...