Kunar River:<br /><br />Kunar River, also known as the Chitral River in its upper reaches, is a significant river in Afghanistan and Pakistan. It flows through the northeastern part of Afghanistan and enters Pakistan near the town of Chitral. As it flows through Pakistan, it passes near the town of Balakot in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province before eventually joining the Indus River. <br /><br />Kaghan Vally and Naran:<br /><br />Kunhar River flows through the picturesque Kaghan Valley in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan. It originates from the Lulusar Lake and flows through the valley, passing through the town of Naran. The river is a prominent feature of the area's stunning natural beauty, surrounded by lush greenery, towering mountains and numerous waterfalls. Naran is a popular tourist destination known for its scenic landscapes, trekking trails, and opportunities for outdoor activities such as fishing and camping along the banks of the Kunhar River.<br /><br />Kunar River is approximately 480 kilometers (about 298 miles) in length. Its precise measurements may vary slightly depending on the source, as rivers can be dynamic and change over time due to various factors such as seasonal fluctuations in water flow, erosio, and sedimentation.<br />@World7M
