The Mansehra police have dismissed reports claiming that Unmarried Couples are banned from entering Naran without a Nikahnama. Officials called the viral claims false and misleading.
According to police, tourists from across Pakistan and abroad are welcome in Naran and other valleys of Mansehra. Authorities said security and facilitation measures are in place to ensure a safe and comfortable environment for all visitors.
Police explained that restrictions were applied only to certain tour operators. These operators tried to organize inappropriate events, including musical nights and gatherings considered against local culture and family values.
Officials stressed that Unmarried Couples are not barred from visiting the area. Instead, the focus is on preventing activities that may promote indecency or disturb the family-friendly environment.
The police also highlighted that false information on social media should not discourage tourists. Naran remains open to all law-abiding visitors, whether families, individuals, or Unmarried Couples.
Tourism And Culture In Focus
Authorities stated that while visitors are encouraged to enjoy the natural beauty of Naran, respect for cultural values is essential. Any event that violates these norms will not be allowed at the district’s tourist spots.
The clarification aims to restore confidence among travelers during the busy tourism season. Officials assured that the local administration remains committed to promoting tourism while safeguarding community values.
Police further emphasized that misinformation can harm both the reputation of Naran and the livelihoods of locals who depend on tourism. They urged travelers to rely on official updates rather than social media rumors.
By rejecting the claims, Mansehra police have made it clear that Naran is open to all visitors. The valley continues to welcome tourists seeking a safe, scenic, and culturally respectful destination.
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