5 Best Picnic places in Khushab

1. Swaik Lake

                        Swaik Lake is a lake 10 kilometres from the Kallar Kahar and 30 kilometres southwest of Chakwal along the Motorway. It is a famous vacation spot and offers open doors for swimming and jumping. It very well may be gotten to through the M2 motorway connecting Lahore and Islamabad. As individuals say that, Khandowa Lake (Swaik Lake), is tolerably like Neela Wahn’s enormity highlights, andthat lake is moreover in the hit rundown of vacationer’s goal. In like manner, different families, guests, begin from various urban domains, nations to analyze the brilliance of Kallar Kahar, by then they totally, encounter their escape with loved ones at Swaik Lake and had the most chivalrous exercises like swimming in lake, fake bobbing, outside and esteem trekking all long in an uncommonly secure way.

The move to the Swaik Lake is uncommonly like the move to Neela Wahan ignoring the manner in which that the level of burden is somewhat higher. The trail is wide for around 10 to 15 minutes after which it limits and steeply reduces towards the crevasse that epitomizes the lake. A further 30 minutes on this trail and we were down to the base and the lake was right in front. The lake has pushed toward transforming into a significant without a doubt comprehended place recently and there were around 100 odd individuals esteeming the cool waters of this lake.

2.  Katha Saghral

Katha Saghral is a town and association gathering of Khushab District situated in Punjab, Pakistan. Katha Saghral is a piece of Khushab tehsil, the town is arranged 25 km from Khushab on the Rawalpindi-Peshawar Road. It is semi-bumpy and mineral zone. Many minerals including coal and salt are being mined in the encompassing region of this town. The number of inhabitants in this town is related with agribusiness and tomato is the popular development of the territory.

3. Katas Raj Temples

The Katas Raj Temples, are a few Hindu sanctuaries associated with each other by walkways. The sanctuaries frame a complex encompassing a lake named Katas which is viewed as hallowed by Hindus. The complex is situated in the Potohar Plateau area of Pakistan’s Punjab territory. Fundamentally, Katas Raj is a sanctuary complex comprising seven antiquated sanctuaries called Satyagraha, a few sanctuaries of medieval times and some as of late developed sanctuaries. The most established sanctuary goes back to sixth century A.D. Every one of these sanctuaries is worked around a lake recognized heavenly to Hindus.

In the mountains of Pothohar Plateau, these Hindu sanctuaries are renowned around the world. An expansive number of individuals having a place with Hinduism visit these sanctuaries every year to play out their religious practices and customs. The lake in the focal point of sanctuaries is viewed as sacred among Hindus since they trust it is filled by the tears of Shiva and cleaning up in this lake gives pardoning to sins.

4. Sodhi Village

Sodhi Bāla in Punjab is situated in Pakistan around 99 mi (or 160 km) south-west of Islamabad, the nation’s capital town.

The neighbourhood timezone is named Asia/Karachi with a UTC balance of 5 hours. We are aware of 8 air terminals near Sodhi Bāla, of which one is a bigger aeroplane terminal. The nearest aeroplane terminal in Pakistan is Sahiwal Airport in a separation of 44 mi (or 70 km), South. Other than the aeroplane terminals, there are other travel alternatives accessible (check left side). There is two Unesco world legacy locales adjacent. The nearest legacy site in Pakistan is Rohtas Fort in a separation of 89 mi (or 144 km), East.

While being here, you should need to visit a portion of the accompanying areas: Khushab, Mianwali, Sargodha, Chakwal and Chiniot. To additionally investigate this place, simply look down and peruse the accessible data. We should begin with some photographs from the territory.

5. Sakesar

Sakesar is the most noteworthy mountain in the Salt Range in Pothohar in Pakistan. Its stature is 1,522m. It lies on the external edges of the Soon Valley in Khushab District in the Punjab Province. Uchhali Lake is simply beneath it. It is a decent outing spot and respectably extreme strolling point. At its best, there is a radar. The mountain used to be the mid-year central station for the representative magistrates of three Districts – Attock, Mianwali and Sargodha. In perspective of Sakesar’soptimal area and tallness, the PAF chose it in the late 1950s as the site for a powerful radar which would give air guard cover to the northeastern piece of the western wing.[citation needed] The peak of Sakesar is situated in the Salt Range – beginning from Sohawa (in Jhelum District) in the east and spreading westbound.