It’s an hour’s jeep ride above the town of Chitral offering unhindered views of Tirich Mir and the cascading hills of the valley below.
Perched on a plateau at 2700m, Birmoglasht the Park’s highest point, was an abandoned summer palace for Royals. One can also camp here in the forest of Chilghoza Pines near Chaghbini; a huge deodar tree with a 5m girth is also worth a journey of 5km ahead of the palace.
You can reach Chitral Gol National Park by taking a Jeep ride from Chitral, road is a bit steep and narrow so taking a jeep is recommended
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