Musa ka musla | Siran valley | naran kaghan

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Musa Ka Musalla Peak is a 4,060-meter-high mountain located in the Himalayas, specifically in Mansehra District, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. It's about 150 kilometers east of Abbottabad. The name "Musa Ka Musalla" translates to "Moses' Mat" or "Moses' Prayer Mat," and locals believe it refers to a shepherd named Musa who used to pray at the peak. There's even a shrine at the top, which is considered sacred by the locals.

Key Facts:

Elevation: 4,060 meters (13,320 ft) above sea level, although some sources mention 4,080 meters or 4,090 meters.
Location: Siran Valley, Mansehra District, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan.
Trek Difficulty: Moderate to difficult, with a 16km trail and 2,160m elevation gain.
Trek Duration: Typically 3 days, with 10-11 hours of trekking per day.
Best Time: Accessible all year round, but weather conditions vary.
Starting Point: Manda Gucha village.
Camping Sites: Khori and Gali, both with fresh water springs and flat areas for tents.

Trekking Routes:

You can access Musa Ka Musalla Peak via multiple routes, including:
Balakot to Nadi Bangla and Kund Bangla route
Paras to Sharran forest route
Shinkiari to Mandagucha route (most commonly used)

If you're planning to trek Musa Ka Musalla, make sure to pack essential gear, including warm clothes, good shoes, hiking sticks, and sun protection