Organic Village of Skardu Nansoq: Everything You Need To Know

The Organic Village of Skardu Baltistan Nansoq is famous because of its unique style. The living style of the inhabitants of Nansoq Valley is unique and they are still following the old pure Balti style of living.

They do not prefer to use machinery things and other artificial things/products which normally we use in our daily lives.

This is the reason that the organic valley of Nansoq is the best place in Skardu where you can go during your Skardu Trip to explore the actual lifestyle of Balti People. While visiting Nansoq Valley you can imagine the lifestyle of the old Balti people.

How To Reach Organic Village Skardu Nansoq?

There’s a cool path that takes you to a wonderful place. This is the first natural village in Skardu. It’s very pretty and different.

The path is calm, and the village feels fresh and quiet. If you want to see everything, plan to spend a day there. The walk back is 2 hours.

The start of the walk is hard, so be careful if you have kids. The end of the walk is easier, and you’ll see some beautiful things.

Around 75 people live there in about 17 or 18 families. To really get to know the place, you should stay for at least 4 hours.

Things Not To Do In Nansoq Organic Valley In Skardu?

Skardu is a place where thousands of tourists visit each month in the peak season. They enjoy the weather and the natural beauty of the valley, mountains, and lush green valleys.

The people of Skardu Baltistan always say welcome to all tourists but in the last few months, we saw many issues arise there because of some careless people.

Here I want to mention the fruits available in the valley that are allowed to eat by all, even if any tourists want to eat those fruits the people of Skardu Baltistan allow them to eat them for free without any charges.

But they break the tree branches which is strictly not allowed to anyone even if the owner of these fruit trees does not break these branches.

If you’re visiting Nansq Organic Valley in Skardu Nansoq and want to eat the fruits, ask the villagers for permission. Don’t just pick or break them on your own. Doing so could get you into trouble