Ratti Gali Lake, Glacial lake in Pakistan
Ratti Gali Lake is a high altitude lake situated at an elevation of 12,130 feet above sea level.
The lake is fed by the glaciers surrounding it and is considered one of the most ancient lakes in the region.
Local folklore and legends are often associated with Ratti Gali Lake, reflecting its importance in indigenous cultures.
Access to Ratti Gali Lake requires a strenuous trek, making it a destination for adventure enthusiasts.
The lake's vibrant red flowers along its banks give Ratti Gali its name, which translates to 'Red Street.'
Location: Neelum District
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