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Dino Park Murree, A house of Dinosaurs, Pakistan

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                 Dino Park Murree: A Journey Back in Time to the Mesozoic Era Imagine stepping into a world where colossal dinosaurs once roamed the Earth, where you can witness these ancient giants up close and personal. Welcome to Dino Park Murree, a thrilling and educational amusement park that takes you on an exciting journey back in time to the Mesozoic Era. Located in the picturesque hill station of Murree, Pakistan, Dino Park is a one-of-a-kind attraction that captivates visitors of all ages with its life-size dinosaur replicas, educational exhibits, and prehistoric adventures. In this blog post, we delve into the fascinating world of Dino Park Murree and the wonders it has to offer. DINO PARK The Mesozoic Adventure: Dino Park Murree transports visitors to a time long gone—the Mesozoic Era—when dinosaurs ruled the Earth. As you enter the park, you'll be greeted by an awe-inspiring sight: life-size and incredibly realistic di...
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ATTABAD-LAKE-HUNZA-PAKISTAN

 

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THE NEWLY DISCOVERED ATTABAD-LAKE-HUNZA-PAKISTAN

INTRODUCTION/HISTORY:

            Can you believe that a lake came into being suddenly?

            Yes....It happened. In Hunza River on January 4, 2010, landsliding occurred in upstream of Karimabad a village in Hunza Valley. Because of that landsliding twenty people got killed unfortunately and the flow of river Hunza remained block for almost five months. After that a beautiful blue water lake appeared there due to outflow of Hunza River.   

            The blue color of water is due to reflection of sun rays from the mountains surrounding the lake from all four sides and therefore due to reflection the water appears blue. The water is so clear that it gives a relief to the eyes of visitors that's the reason the tourists and visitors come and see this lake regularly.

ATTABAD-LAKE-HUNZA-PAKISTAN
IN BETWEEN THE MOUNTAINS


    HOW CAN WE REACH THE LAKE?

            You people if coming from Islamabad Pakistan then you have to fly to Skardu or Gilgit City (Air Facility available). After landing in the relevant airport you can hire the car or jeep to reach the beautiful Attabad Lake. From Islamabad to Gilgit if you want to travel by road then must use NATCO , the northern areas transport, as it provides a comfortable journey.  

ATTABAD-LAKE-HUNZA-PAKISTAN
TOURIST ENJOYING 


BEST TIME TO VISIT:

            The best time to enjoy the beauty of the lake is from June To August. The people all over the world and especially the Chinese tourist come and enjoy the lake weather. After reaching such a place everyone forgets the worries of life and torching summer as the weather is ideal during June to August. 

            Trout fish is available there and government of Khayber Pakhtunkhwah is planning to improve the economy through breading of trouts in the cold water of Artificial Attaabad Lake. 

            So its a must visit place, come, see and enjoy the boating and fishing.....

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