Chakwal Travel Guide

 4x4Xplorer Says:  Kallar Kahar lake is situated in a beautiful valley in the southern hilly area of potohar plateau in the salt range. It is at an altitude of about 1500 ft from sea level. It can be approached from Islamabad by Motorway at a distance of about 100 kms to the south and from... 

 4x4Xplorer Says:  Khewra salt mines are located in the Salt Range, 45 Kms south of Chakwal and are one of the oldest and biggest rock salt deposits in the world.Rock Salt deposits in this area were known to humans from prehistoric times and it is often quoted that during the invasion of... 

 4x4Xplorer Says:  It is located in the salt range mountains 30 kms from Chakwal city near choa saidan shah, on choa –Kallar kahar road. The Katas site houses the Satgarha - a group of seven ancient temples - remains of a Buddhist stupa, a few medieval temples, havelis (palaces) and some... 

 4x4Xplorer Says:  The Ucchali complex is an internationally well known area for wetland conservation. This site is located in the Salt Range to the south of chakwal.The Ucchali complex is a combination of three interdependent wetlands: Ucchali, Khabbaki and Jalar. The three lakes are in a... 

 4x4Xplorer Says:  Fort Nandna According to the map, Fort Nandna is towards the Southeast of Chakwal at a remote tip of Potohwar plateau. This plateau is at an altitude of 1500 ft to 2000 ft from sea level. Baghanwala—is a crescent shaped small valley at the base of ruins of Nandna Fort. Two... 

 maliks Says:  If you are a male. never shake hand with a female. Just say Asslam-o-alaikum. 

 maliks Says:  Be careful when you walk in downtown Chakwal. There is unorganized heavily polluted tarffic. Try not to eat from street vendors (specially if you are on a short visit). Drink bottled water. Nestly water is recomended.