Obrigado exclusively manages the land site of 5000 Canals in the heart of Kaghan Valley, Pakistan. Kaghan Valley is one of the most famous tourist destinations in the Lesser Himalayas. The feasibility and geological mapping of the area is complete. This is supposed to be the largest tourist resort of the North having following features:
- Skiing Resort
- Five-start Hotel
- 50 Wooden-huts
- Chairlift
Shrouded in Pakistani folklore, the landscapes of the Kaghan Valley are as enchanting as the fairy tales set here. Honey-hued cattle roam alpine pastures. Lakes are cradled by snow-capped glaciers.
Of the valley’s bodies of water, the most notable is Saiful Muluk, one of the highest lakes in Pakistan hailed for its photogenic quality. Reflective blue hues dance across the surrounding mountainscape while, at night, the still waters mirror star-studded skies.
Locals will be enthused to tell you that the mountainous backdrop is said to be where a prince of Egypt, Saif-ul-Malook, fell in love with the fairy princess, Badi-ul-Jamal.
After you’ve caught your breath marveling at Lake Saiful Muluk, you’ll want to reach Ansoo Lake. The tear-dropped shaped pool was first spotted by Pakistan Air Force Police in 1993 while they were flying over the Himalayas at low altitude. Before this, no-one knew of its existence and even to this day – thanks to the strenuous hike – it remains virtually
