Video on Scenic Spots & Archaeological Sites in Swat Valley

The “Video on Scenic Spots & Archaeological Sites in Swat Valley” starts with spotlighting picturesque attractions and archaeological sites in valley. Containing stunning visuals of beautiful serene resorts, including lakes, rivers, lush green surroundings with lofty trees, snowcapped hills, flowery fruit orchards, eyecatching waterfalls, trout fish farms, ancient archaeological and Buddhism heritage, the video documentary reminds us the fact that no doubt Swat Valley is the “miniSwitzerland of Pakistan”.

The first flash videographed in the 4:29 minutes documentary is Butkarha1, Butkarha3, the tallest rounded Shingardara Stupa, Jehanabad Buddha, Saidu Sharif Stupa, Gumbatuna Stupa, Amluk Dara Stupa, Mosque of Sultan Mehmood Ghaznavi in Odigram and the beautiful Swat Museum in the archaeological sites.

The camera then clicks on the fruit orchards of apple, apricots, juicy plums, peaches and pears in Swat. The videographer then goes to the Shingri, Jarogo and Mighty22 waterfalls. One stuns to see the fresh cool water falling from the high altitude from the springs on the hilltops, which makes several lakes and then turns into streams flowing down towards the mighty and gushing River Swat.
Surrounded by tall trees of cedars, the Mahodand Lake and Dhamaka Lake in Utror Valley are beautiful and worthseeing lakes in the valley. Trout fish farms, tourist attractions in Malam Jabba, ski resort, and thick forests, beautiful views of camping pods set up by the Tourism Corporation Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in Gabeen Jabba and Bashigram in Madyan, gushing River Swat sites in in Bahrain and Kalam, main bazaar in Bahrain, Mankiyal, Ushu Forest in Kalam, scenes of lush green Boyun Valley, Badogoi Pass that connects Swat and Dir districts, Utror Valley, White Palace in Marghazar, handicrafts of Islampur and Falak Sar Peak are other fascinating scenes for watching in the documentary.
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