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Traveling to the Largest Waterfall in Pakistan which is Located in Gabral Valley Area of Swat This is the largest waterfall in Pakistan at Gabral Gul Abad It is about six kilometers from Main Gujar Gibral The waterfall falls from a height of more than 200 meters And you can feel the splatter The Gabral Valley is a valley in the Swat District of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, Pakistan. It is located in the south slopes of the westernmost end of the Himalayas. Its lower end is at the town of Gabral, about 35 km north (by road) from Kalam and 135 km north of Islamabad, at an altitude of 2290 m. The name is also spelled as Gabrāl. The main part of the valley extends for about 38 km northwards of the town of Gabral. Its highest end is at 35.84°N 72.48°E, about 6 km east of the peak of the Kharakali (or Kakhari; 5871 m).[1] The Gabral River, a tributary of the Utrar River, runs through most of the valley. Hundreds of houses are scattered through the southernmost 7 km of the valley, but some farms are seen for the next 7–8 km. A road runs parallel to the river for about 14 km, until 2 km below Lake Kharkhari. Kharkhari lake in Gabral Valley Kharkhari (also spelled Karkaray) is a small lake in Gabral Valley, about 400 m long and 250 m wide. It is traversed by the Gabral River.It is located about 41 km by road from the town of Kalam, 16 km north of the town of Gabral and 9 km north of the Gul Bandaj bridge, at an altitude of 5160 meters.