Deosai is the beauty of Gilgit-Baltistan known as ( Deosai National Park)

The Deosai National Park is a high-elevation snow capped plain (level) and national park in the Northern Gilgit-Baltistan locale of Pakistan. 

Deosai Plains are arranged at a normal height of 4,114 meters (13,497 ft) above ocean level and considered as the second most noteworthy levels on the planet. 

'Deosai' signifies 'the place that is known for Giants' in Urdu. Balti individuals call this spot 'Ghbiarsa' alluding to 'Summer's Place' since it is just open in summer. 

Geography Of Deosai

The Deosai National Park is situated between Kharmang, Astore and Skardu in Pakistan. It has a normal rise of 4,114 meters (13,497 ft) above ocean level, making the Deosai Plains the second most elevated level on the planet after Changtang Tibetan Plateau. The recreation center ensures a territory of 3,000 square kilometers (1,200 sq mi). It is notable for its rich greenery of the Karakoram-West Tibetan Plateau snow capped steppe eco-district. In spring, it is secured by scopes of wildflowers and a wide assortment of butterflies. 

Travel Road for the Area

Deosai is open from Skardu District in the north, Galtari Kharmang District in the south-east and the Astore District in the west. It is additionally available from Mehdiabad through Mehdiabad-Dapa Road. Deosai is found roughly 30 km from Skardu city, which is the most limited course to visit Deosai. Another course is from Astore valley by means of Chilim. It is likewise open from Shila valley. The individuals of Galtari travel by means of Deosai. While it is a National Park, the Gujjar-Bakwarwal make a trip enormous separations to use the Deosai National Park as brushing lands. There is another course called Burgi la by means of Tsoq Kachura valley Skardu.

Description Of National Park Deosai

The territory was assigned as Deosai National Park by the Government of Pakistan in 1993 with the essential goal of assurance and preservation of the Himalayan Brown Bear (Ursus arctos Isabellinus), one of a kind to this piece of the world. The Himalayan earthy colored bear is a fundamentally imperiled animal varieties in a portion of its range and the key-stone types of Deosai National Park. The populaces in Pakistan are moderate repeating, little, and declining on account of territory misfortune, discontinuity, poaching, and bear teasing. Bears are lawfully secured, be that as it may, and as of late assigned as fundamentally jeopardized in IUCN's Red List of Mammals of Pakistan. Seven populaces presumably continue in the Himalaya, Karakoram, and Hindu Kush ranges; yet the Deosai Plateau in western Himalaya has the main stable populace. The extents of these populaces don't surpass 20 people, aside from Deosai National Park, where 72 bears are as of now revealed.