Things To Do
in Shergarh

Explore the breathtaking trails of the Himalayas surrounding Shergarh, offering stunning views and diverse wildlife.

Enjoy bird watching in the nearby forests and wetlands, where you can spot various species of birds in their natural habitat.

Set up camp in designated areas near tranquil rivers or picturesque mountain settings for an immersive outdoor experience.

Try your luck at fishing in local rivers and streams, where you could catch a variety of freshwater fish.

Join guided tours to learn about the local culture, traditions, and history of the Shergarh area.

Capture stunning landscapes, wildlife, and local life in this visually captivating region.

Take leisurely nature walks to connect with the serene environment while enjoying the diverse flora and fauna.

Experience adrenaline rushes while rock climbing on the various cliffs and rock formations found in the region.

An ancient fort offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, perfect for capturing historical architecture against a beautiful backdrop.

A picturesque spot along the river with stunning views of the mountains and lush greenery, ideal for landscape photography.

This spiritual site not only provides a place of worship but also features beautiful architecture and scenic views of the nearby areas.

A great location for wildlife photography, with opportunities to capture various species and the natural beauty of the park.

Famous for its stunning tiles and intricate designs, this mosque offers a unique opportunity to photograph cultural heritage in Shergarh.

Located a short drive away from Shergarh, this national park features diverse flora and fauna along with breathtaking views, making it perfect for nature photography.

A slow-cooked stew of meat, traditionally served with naan and garnished with ginger and coriander. Nihari is a breakfast staple in Shergarh and best enjoyed at local eateries.

Must-Try!

A fragrant rice dish layered with meat and spices, often accompanied by raita. Shergarh's biryani stands out for its unique blend of spices. Must-try at nearby restaurants known for their biryani.

A spicy meat stew cooked in a wok-like pan, usually made with chicken or goat. The dish is packed with flavors from tomatoes, green chilies, and local spices, and is a favorite amongst locals.

These crispy pastries filled with spiced potatoes or lentils make for a popular snack. Found at various street food stalls, they're best served hot with chutney.

A delicious vermicelli pudding made with milk, dates, and nuts, often enjoyed during festive occasions.

Known for its breathtaking views and lush greenery, Kaghan Valley offers several hiking trails suitable for all levels of hikers.

Famous for its picturesque landscapes, Naran Valley features various hiking routes leading to stunning lakes and peaks.

A beautiful hill station near Kaghan, Shogran provides access to several hiking trails with stunning views of the surrounding mountains.

Situated in Azad Kashmir, Ratti Gali Lake is a challenging hike that rewards hikers with a stunning glacial lake surrounded by mountains.

Offering stunning views of Nanga Parbat, Fairy Meadows is a popular hiking destination that requires a trek to access its breathtaking scenery.

A popular ski resort in Swat, Malam Jabba also offers hiking trails with scenic views during the summer months.

The main international airport serving the capital city of Pakistan, Islamabad, located approximately 250 km from Shergarh.

An international airport located in Lahore, it is approximately 200 km from Shergarh and serves as a major gateway to the region.

Located in Peshawar, this airport is roughly 270 km away from Shergarh and operates both domestic and international flights.

An international airport in Multan, located about 150 km from Shergarh, serving as a significant hub in southern Punjab.

An airport in Faisalabad around 120 km from Shergarh, catering to both domestic and limited international flights.

The largest ethnic group in Shergarh, associated with the Punjab province.

A significant ethnic group known for their distinct cultural heritage and language.

Includes migrants and their descendants, predominantly from other parts of Pakistan.

A smaller group present in the region, originating from Sindh province.

Representing the Baloch ethnic identity, though fewer in number.

Includes various other minor ethnic groups and communities.

Cricket is the most popular sport in Pakistan, and Shergarh is no exception. The game is played at both amateur and professional levels, with many local tournaments and matches being organized regularly.

Football is gaining popularity in Shergarh, especially among the youth. Local clubs and schools often organize matches, and there is a growing interest in following national and international leagues.

Field hockey has a rich history in Pakistan and continues to be played in Shergarh. The sport is celebrated and local teams participate in regional competitions.

Kabaddi is a traditional contact sport that is widely played in rural areas of Pakistan, including Shergarh. The sport has local leagues and is often played during fairs and festivals.

Volleyball is a popular team sport in Shergarh, especially among women. Many schools and community centers promote the sport, leading to its growing fanbase.