Shogran, a picturesque hill station in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Kaghan Valley, experienced its first snowfall of the season, bringing an end to the region’s extended dry spell. The snowfall has transformed the area into a winter wonderland, attracting tourists from across the country.
According to the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), the snowfall began late Thursday night and continued into the early hours of Friday, blanketing the valley with several inches of snow. The change in weather is expected to provide much-needed relief to farmers and improve water availability in the region.
Tourists have already started flocking to Shogran to enjoy the scenic views and winter activities. Local businesses, including hotels and restaurants, are reporting an uptick in visitors, signaling a positive boost for the tourism industry.
Authorities have urged visitors to exercise caution while traveling to mountainous areas, as roads may become slippery and hazardous due to snow accumulation.
This snowfall is part of a broader weather system that has brought rain and snow to several parts of the country, with more precipitation expected in the coming days.
