The onset of cherry blossom signifies the departure of the cold winter weather in picturesque locations such as Hunza Valley, Phandar Valley, Skardu Valley, and various other parts of Gilgit-Baltistan, ushering in the arrival of spring. The cherry blossom season typically commences in mid-March and paints the landscapes with vibrant colors until the final week of April. This splendid tradition of cherry blossom viewing dates back to ancient times when nobility would compose poetry and revel in song beneath the blooming cherry trees. Tourists from across the globe, including Japan, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam, and many other countries, flock to Pakistan to witness this annual spectacle. The allure of cherry blossoms lies not only in the shape and hues of the petals but also in their embodiment of purity and simplicity. Many are moved by the delicate, short-lived nature of the blossoms, which scatter after just a few days.