List of Valleys in Pakistan

 Here is the complete list of valleys that are located in Pakistan.

Balochistan

  • Chamman Valley
  • Moola Valley
  • Quetta Valley
  • Urak Valley

Azad Kashmir

  • Bagh Valley
  • Bandala Valley
  • Banjosa Valley
  • Bhana Valley
  • Jhelum Valley
  • Kas Chanatar Valley
  • Leepa Valley
  • Neelam Valley
  • Pathika Valley
  • Samahni Valley
  • Shounter Valley

KPK

  • Allai Valley
  • Bahrain Valley
  • Baroghil Valley
  • Battagram Valley
  • Bumburet Valley
  • Chitral Valley
  • Gabina Jabba Valley
  • Gabral Valley
  • Jarogo Valley
  • Kalam Valley
  • Kalash Valleys
  • Kaghan Valley
  • Khot Valley
  • Konsh Valley
  • Kumrat Valley
  • Madyan Valley
  • Mankyal Valley
  • Marandeh Valley
  • Marghazar Valley
  • Miandam Valley
  • Miranzai Valley
  • Palas Valley
  • Panjkora Valley
  • Rumbur Valley
  • Shaikhdara Valley
  • Shinkari Valley
  • Siran Valley
  • Swat Valley
  • Tikri Valley
  • Tirat Valley
  • Ushu Valley
  • Utror Valley

Gilgit-Baltistan

  • Bagrot Valley
  • Chiporsun Valley
  • Chorbat Valley
  • Gilgit Valley
  • Golaghmuli Valley
  • Gorikot Valley
  • Haji Gham Valley
  • Hispar Valley
  • Hopar Valley
  • The Hunza Valley
  • Hushay Valley
  • Ishkoman Valley
  • Khaplu Valley
  • Kharkoo Valley
  • Kunar Valley
  • Nagar Valley
  • Naltar Valley
  • Rupal Valley
  • Shigar Valley
  • Skardu Valley
  • Thagus Valley
  • Thalay Valley
  • Yasin Valley

So if you are planning to visit the beautiful valleys of Pakistan, then select our budget tour and travel packages to Northern Pakistan.
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