Kumrat Valley sightseeing

Kumrat Valley

Pine forests and meadows of Upper Dir.

Kumrat Valley quick facts

Height above sea level: 7,700 ft; about 2,350 m
Nearest city: Thal (Kumrat); About 24 km (about 1.5 to 2 hours by 4x4 jeep)
Summer (Jun–Aug): 10°C to 24°C
Winter (Dec–Feb): -10°C to 3°C (road usually closed)

Famous for

A forested valley in Upper Dir along the upper Panjkora River, known for deodar forests, riverside camping, Kumrat Waterfall and treks to Jahaz Banda and Katora Lake.

Temperatures are typical seasonal ranges. Mountain weather changes quickly, so check the forecast before you travel.

About Kumrat Valley

Quick facts

Height above sea level: 7,700 ft (about 2,350 m)
Nearest city: Thal (Kumrat) — About 24 km (about 1.5 to 2 hours by 4x4 jeep)
Summer (Jun–Aug): 10°C to 24°C
Winter (Dec–Feb): -10°C to 3°C (road usually closed)

Famous for: A forested valley in Upper Dir along the upper Panjkora River, known for deodar forests, riverside camping, Kumrat Waterfall and treks to Jahaz Banda and Katora Lake.

Kumrat Valley is known for dense forests, meadows and river scenery in Upper Dir.