Heaven on Earth Kutwal Heramosh

This photo was taken by Mr. Asif Hussain from the top mountain of Kutwal Valley during August 2014.

Hope you all are doing great. We need feedback on best utilization of worthy chunk of land surrounding marvels Kutwal Lake shown in google snaps. Our project team has approached some donor organizations for assistance pertaining conservation and protection of this resource to lure the tourists to make it a lucrative source of income for poor community by promotion of tourism in the area. 1. Name of project like any park. ( Mountain Hill Park ) 2. Which one is best plantation or fish forms? 3. If lack area fenced up with barbed wire or mash?

Here is " Fairy Tale Lake Kuwal ". Tourists  automatically attracted when they found glaciers, greenery, mountains, forests and lacks. The dream valley of tourists Kutwal Haramosh is rich in nature.

Unique places unique culture, the people of " Haramosh " Valley raise their helping hands unanimously. It is the beauty of that people. They offered their best contributions in the neck of time when they need help. No call in question when one ask for help. They demonstrate their unity and they show their faithfulness. As we know about the friends that "a friend is need is a friend indeed". So just like as a friend and cognate relatives raised their hands ahead for help. No ones needs to feel helpless when they need help. Photo credit goes to Mr. Ismail Shah

Have a look at following goats returning from pasture area after grazing. Kutwal Valley Haramosh contains a huge pasture (grazing) area which starts form Baska to Khojeed .

The Kutwal fairy - tale lake is 3300 meters in altitude is the most beautiful lake of Gilgit-Baltistan . It shimmers under the shadows of Haramosh Peak 7409 Mt.

There are almost 150 households in Kutwal Khojeed which is founded at the zenith of the Haramosh Valley .

No man can taste the fruits of autumn while he is delighting his scent with the flowers of spring. Samuel Johnson Photo By :  Eng. Mudassir Hussain

It was Summer at " Kutwal Valley " , I look around , every thing was green. Sudden ly at the end of August, this beautiful session turns into  a gorgeous session named Autumn. The mind recalls the words of  E.E.Cummings " A wind has blown the rain away and blown the sky away and all the leaves away, and the trees stand. I think, I too, have known autumn too long" . Tourists inevitably engrossed towards " Kutwal valley"   which is very very special place. When green and white mountains, natural lake ( Fari-Tall Lake ) and glaciers are founded in same area. Kutwal Valley is also named heaven of Tourists. Spatially for those tourists who love nature. A wind has blown the rain away and blown the sky away and all the leaves away, and the trees stand. I think, I too, have known autumn too long. e. e. cummings Read more at: http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/keywords/autumn.html Kutwal Haramosh Photo by:  Eng. Mudassir Hussain A win...

“It looked like the world was covered in a cobbler crust of brown sugar and cinnamon.” Sarah Addison Allen , First Frost     Photo credit goes to Mr.   Shahid Hussain To see more photos of heavenly valley Kutwal Heramosh click blow link. Kutwal Conservation & Tourism Promotion Society/