Broghil Valley National Park

Chiti Boui Glacier Broghil valley

Broghil Valley is 250 km (160 mi) from the main town of Chitral and is the northernmost valley within the Chitral district. Broghil valley borders on the Afghan Wakhan corridor, which stretches between Tajikistan and Pakistan.

The area is mostly mountainous. Elevations range from between 3,280 m (10,760 ft) at the village of Kishmanjah to 4,304 m (14,121 ft) at Karambar Lake in the northeast. The terrain is undulating with mountains, grassy plains, and valleys. It includes almost 3,400 ha of peatlands and lakes.[1] The valley features around 30 freshwater lakes and is surrounded by glaciers and mountains.

The Broghil valley’s remote location makes it a hard-to-reach tourist destination. Many communities in Broghil lack access to basic facilities and services. The annual Broghil Festival attracts visitors, however it lacks basic road and hospitality infrastructure. Attendees enjoy attractions and activities such as yak polo and exhibitions of woolen handicrafts, accompanied by traditional food and music.

Karambar (Qurumber) Lake is located in Ishkoman Valley nearby broughil. It is Pakistan's 2nd highest lake which is famous for its pristine water. It is also the deepest lake. The water clarity level is 13.75 (Secchi Disc Reading), which is the highest value ever recorded in Pakistan.

The Chikaar region of the valley.

Spread across the grassy plains are scrubs and Common plants include Webb's rose, Artemisia brevifolia, and Artemisia maritima. The forests are mainly dominated by Juniperus species and Betula . 23 mammals, 120 birds, 3 reptiles, and 1 amphibian species have been confirmed.

• Broghol Pass
• Chikaar
• Darkot Pass
• Karambar Lake
• List of valleys in Pakistan

• Broghil Valley