Attabad Lake

Hunza Valley, Pakistan

Attabad Lake is a landslide-dammed lake in the Hunza Valley, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan, established in 2010. Creators show wooden boats and motorboats carrying passengers and heavy freight across its turquoise water between steep gray rock cliffs.

Type
lake, landslide-dammed lake
Location
Hunza Valley, Pakistan
Within
Gilgit-Baltistan
Established
2010
In videos
2 on Travelnetic

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What creators show here

08:38Boating Across Attabad Lake

Passengers and heavy freight cross the vibrant turquoise waters of Attabad Lake on wooden motorboats after massive landslides submerged sections of the highway. The video illustrates the choppy waters and perilous weather conditions during the boat transit between mountain banks.

15:58Boating on Turquoise Attabad Lake

Colorful wooden boats and motorboats carry passengers across deep turquoise waters surrounded by steep gray rock cliffs. A bustling lakeside docking area provides boat rentals, jet ski rides, and scenic viewpoints.

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Where is Attabad Lake?

Attabad Lake is in Hunza Valley, Pakistan. It is a lake.

How do you get to Attabad Lake?

Creators show boats crossing the lake between mountain banks because landslides submerged sections of the highway.

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