Warsak Dam

Warsak Dam, a concrete hydroelectric dam on the Kabul River, is located approximately 20 kilometers northwest of Peshawar. Operational since 1960, it was constructed under the Colombo Plan and currently boasts six turbines with a total generating capacity of 243 MW of electricity. The dam is situated in the Khyber Agency, formerly part of FATA, and access involves traveling via Warsak Road through villages like Darmangi and Mathra. While offering a peaceful environment, visitors should be aware of the security situation in the area. Opportunities for fishing and sightseeing are available with prior permission, and accommodation can be arranged at the Wapda Guest House, also with permission.