Swaik Lake, Lake in Kallar Kahar Tehsil, Pakistan

Swaik Lake is a body of water in the Salt Range near Kallar Kahar, Pakistan. It sits in a bowl-shaped valley surrounded by low hills and rocky slopes, with a small Hindu temple and a shrine on its banks.

The lake and its temple are said to date back several centuries, with the shrine linked to local legends. Over time, the site has remained a place of worship and a rest stop for travelers crossing the Salt Range.

The small temple by the water is still used by local Hindus, and visitors can see offerings left on its steps. The lake is also a spot for family outings, with people picnicking on the grass and feeding the fish.

The site is reached by a short walk from the main road, and the path can be uneven, so wear sturdy shoes. Mornings are cooler and less crowded, making it easier to explore the shoreline and the nearby structures.

The water is fed by a spring that keeps it fresh even in the dry season, and locals believe it has healing properties. A small population of turtles can often be seen sunning on the rocks at the edge.