Minimarg Astore
Minimarg, Astor District, Gilgit - Baltistan
Alternately, Minimarg may be reached by traveling from Astore to Chillum Choki, then driving through Burzil Top and down into Minimarg
Located on the banks of the Neelum River, Miniaven (a portmanteau of Minimarg; paradise) is a site worth viewing in Pakistan, a nation worth traveling through, at least once in a lifetime. For many visitors to Gilgit Baltistan, there is no better place to see nature than Minimarg. Everyone is drawn to Minimarg by the sun-drenched mountains, the peaceful atmosphere, and the stunning vistas of the snow-covered countryside. The drive from Skardu Valley to Minimarg through the Deosai Park route is 136 kilometers long and takes 4 hours to complete. Burzil Pass provides access to Minimarg and the nearby tourist sites. The journey from Islamabad to Minimarg, Pakistan's stargazing destination, is around 540 kilometers long and includes sights like Abbottabad's towering pine forests, and the great Indus River following you from Thakot to Jaglot, and stops in the Astore Valley and Chilam along the way.
Domel, Chota Deosai, and Rainbow Lake may all be found in the Minimarg Valley, which also serves as a jumping-off place for excursions into the surrounding mountains and wilderness.
Domel marks the line of control in Azad Jammu& Kashmir in Pakistan as you move from the Minimarg valley through deep alpine woods for 43 kilometers and roughly 50 minutes.
The Rainbow Lake in Domel, a military-built manmade lake, is a dream come true for everyone who wants to be trapped by the magnificence of nature. One of the lakes feeding into Rainbow Lake was "Crystal," a natural lake that was also intended to be used for trout breeding purposes. The lush green valley and the multi-colored river that laps at its bottom sing beautiful lullabies that must be savored by one and all. Because the lake is so close to the Line of Control, where you can see the IOJ&K Mountains, you must first obtain clearance from the Army at Chilam Chowki.
Activities at Minimarg and Rainbow Lake: The ultimate cabin-in-the-woods resort, amidst the steep mountains, intrigues those who want to avoid the sweltering summers of the south (Approximately 13 degrees). While inhaling the floral scents, you can't miss out on a cup of tea on a raft on Rainbow Lake. There are a number of Army messes in the region where you may reserve accommodations and spend quality time with your loved ones.
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