Murree to Naran valley to Sharda valley an astonishing view

                                           A road view in mid of Naran to Sharda             

                                                                     Noori Nar Pass view

Naran

At the height of the tourist season, Naran Kaghan boasts good weather. The valley draws thousands of tourists every year. This valley is also the gateway to Gilgit Hunza in Summer by Babusar Pass. During the summer Naran Bazaar is teeming with hotels and restaurants. The authorities expect that in 2024 the valley will host more than 6 million tourists.

It has a continental climate (humid), Climate classification nonetheless that weather box below shows an is subarctic. Precipitation in summer is heavy and snowfall in winter. Its geographical location and climate are Alpine in nature, with forest and meadows present in great abundance. To scatter or consign such a mild and comfortable climate by introducing the bitter winds of a highland area precipitating annual snow showers is nothing short of an act The weather mostly stays cloudy all year round. Winters sees the temperature often falling below 0 °C with heavy snowfall. Summer temperatures seldom exceed 16 °C and rainfall is heavy. The summer over there is earlier and Naran remains busy even in summer, going away to fall Late. Year-round average temperature in Naran is 4.8 °C.

Sharda

It's quite a pleasant Tehsil in Neelum District of Azad Kashmir, Pakistan. Neelum District has only two tehsils, and Sharda is one of them. It is situated on the Neelum river, at an altitude of 1,981 meters (6,499 ft)."Sharda" is another name for Saraswati, the Hindu goddess of learning, and it s on th is site of the famous temple Sharada Peeth, a place of pilgrimage for Hindus dedicated to the goddess Sharada (type of tree).Shardi and Nardi are two mountain peaks which face each other across the valley, each named after a legendary princess.

Noori Nar Pass

To travel from Naran to Sharda, you need to get onto this road that links two tehsils. It's something close to four hours in duration itself, and very very beautiful indeed! the views on this road are astonishing like piece of heaven. it gives you a complete picture of nature. 

Not Recommended

Although the Naran joins the Sharda. I wouldn't travel this way with a family: The road is in poor condition for car traffic, and with no service stations along it you may find yourself stranded there is not even a single house abeam. Therefore it's not advised to take the chance of going that route.

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