There are four major alpine lakes in Naltar Valley of Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. Known as Naltar Lakes () or Bashkiri Lakes, they are located at altitudes ranging from . The best time to visit the lakes is from May to October. During the winter, it becomes almost impossible to reach the lake by vehicle due to the heavy snowfall in Naltar Valley.
The first and largest of all lakes is Bashkiri Lake I or Satrangi Lake. The name "óêñÃÂïÃÂ" ('Satrangi') means 'seven-colored' in Urdu, so called because of the many shades of blue and green visible on the surface of the lake due to the moss, grasses, aquatic plants and roots of the trees in and around the lake. It is located about from Upper Naltar (or the Naltar Bala). The road up to the lakes is a dirt road alongside a stream flowing down the valley. The lakes are surrounded by dense pine forests.
The second lake has blue colored water and is so called Blue Lake.
The third has azure colored water and is thus called Feroza Lake. "ÃÂÃÂñÃÂòÃÂ" ('Feroza') in Urdu means azure color.