Astore is one of the most beautiful valleys in Gilgit Baltistan. It is located left side of the Indus river bordered by Sakrdu district in the east, Gilgit in north and Diamer in the west. Astore valley is famous for its lush green valleys and meadows. Here are the top most beautiful places to visit in Astore valley.
Rama Meadows
Rama is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Astore. Rama is considered as one of the most beautiful meadows in Pakistan. Featuring lush green meadows, alpine trees, and shrubs, a pristine lake, mountain views you will find Rama Meadows to be a perfect destination.
Minimarg
Minimarg is another beautiful place to visit in Astore valley. It is located on the border of Kashmir and Gilgit Baltistan. Minimarg is famous for its lush green dense forests and lakes.
Rupal
Rupal is the valley where south face of Nanga Parbat is located. This valley is famous for its spectacular view of Nanga Parbat and glaciers.
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