Chitta Katha Lake is located in Shounter Valley of Tehsil Sharda of Neelum District, Azad Kashmir, Pakistan. Chitta Katha Lake is amongst the highest alpine lakes in the world, sitting at 13500 feet (4,100 m) above sea level.

Chitta Katha means White Stream; it is the local name of the stream coming down from the Hari Parbat originating from the lake called Chitta Katha Sar or lake of the Mount Hari Parbat.

The Hari Parbat mountains range is a group of steep, barren, snow-covered peaks, which lies close to Nanga Parbat, the 9th highest mountain in the world and 2nd tallest in Pakistan after K2.

The Mount Hari Parbat is sacred for some people who associate it to Lord Shiva and consider it abode of the Lord and recognize it as Kailash. The place can be thought of as a junction of Neelum, Naran, and Skardu. Indian-Occupied-Kashmir disputed border is not very far away from here.

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