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S.No Order No. Businsess Name Address Principal Activities KPRA Compulsory Order by Northern Region, KPRA Order KPRA Comp Date of Comp S.No Businsess Name Address Principal Activities No. Reg No Reg 1 375/19 HOTEL SUMMER LAND MAIN VAZAR NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100040 29/08/2019 2 376/19 92 ENTREPRISES/HOTEL ONE BYPASS ROAD NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100041 29/08/2019 3 377/19 AHMAD GUEST HOUSE MAIN BAZAR ,NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100042 29/08/2019 4 378/19 AL HAMZA GUEST HOUSE NEAR CNW GUEST HOUSE NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100043 29/08/2019 5 379/19 AL- NOOR HOTEL JHEEL ROAD NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100044 29/08/2019 6 380/19 BELLADONA HOTEL BYPASS ROAD, NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100045 29/08/2019 7 381/19 CITY IN HOTEL MAIN BAZAR ,NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100046 29/08/2019 8 382/19 CLOUD VIEW HOTEL BYPASS ROAD NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100047 29/08/2019 9 383/19 COUNTRY LODGES JHEEL ROAD NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100048 29/08/2019 10 384/19 DEEP FOREST JHEEL ROAD NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100049 29/08/2019 11 385/19 DIMAND HILL HOTEL MAIN BAZAR NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100050 29/08/2019 12 386/19 ERRUM HOTEL MAIN BAZAR KAGHAN ROAD ,NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100051 29/08/2019 13 387/19 FABSSGO HOTEL NARAN JHEEL ROAD NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100052 29/08/2019 GRAND HERITAGE HOTEL AND 14 388/19 BYPASS ROAD NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100053 29/08/2019 DEWANE E KHAS 15 389/19 GREE PARK HOTEL NEAR POLICE STATION NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100054 29/08/2019 16 390/19 GREEN OAK COTTAGES JHEEL ROAD NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100055 29/08/2019 17 391/19 GREEN LAND MOTEL NEAR DE-MANCHI HOTEL MALL ROAD NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100056 29/08/2019 18 392/19 HOT AND FRESH PIZZA MAIN BAZAR NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100057 29/08/2019 19 393/19 HOTEL AL- HUMRA JHEEL ROAD NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100058 29/08/2019 20 394/19 HOTEL BAGH-E-NARAN MAIN GILGIT ROAD,NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100059 29/08/2019 21 395/19 HOTEL CADER INN BYPASS ROAD, NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100060 29/08/2019 22 396/19 HOTEL EDEN NARAN MAIN BAZAR ,GILGET ROAD NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100061 29/08/2019 23 397/19 HOTEL ELEGANCE BLUE JHEEL ROAD NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100062 29/08/2019 24 398/19 HOTEL EMERALD CROWN MAIN BAZAR ,NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100063 29/08/2019 25 399/19 HOTEL FARAN NARAN JHEEL ROAD NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100064 29/08/2019 26 400/19 HOTEL GREEN CITY NARAN MAIN NARAN CITY Hotel/Restaurant 9801100065 29/08/2019 27 401/19 HOTEL KAGHAN VALLEY NEAR UNIQUE HOTEL Hotel/Restaurant 9801100066 29/08/2019 HOTEL KHAN PALACE AND 28 402/19 MAIN BAZAR ,NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100067 29/08/2019 WELCOME POINT 29 403/19 HOTEL MIAMORE MAIN BAZAR NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100068 29/08/2019 HOTEL ONE PLUS & RESTAURANT 30 404/19 MAIN BAZAR ,NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100069 29/08/2019 NARAN 31 405/19 HOTEL PINE HILL BYPASS ROAD NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100070 29/08/2019 32 406/19 HOTEL ROYAL CITY MAIN BAZAR NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100071 29/08/2019 33 407/19 HOTEL ROYAL DREAM MAIN BAZAR NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100072 29/08/2019 HOTEL SAIF UL MALOOK AND SAIF UL MALOOK LAKE MAIN CHOWK ROAD 34 408/19 Hotel/Restaurant 9801100073 29/08/2019 RESTURANT NARAN 35 409/19 HOTEL SPRING LAND MAIN BAZAR ,NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100074 29/08/2019 36 410/19 HOTEL WOOD CORTAGE JHEEL ROAD NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100075 29/08/2019 37 411/19 IMPERIAL HOTEL MAIN BAZAR NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100076 29/08/2019 38 412/19 KHUNJRAB HOTEL AND LODGE BYPASS ROAD NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100077 29/08/2019 39 413/19 LAHORE HOTEL MAIN BAZAR NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100078 29/08/2019 Order KPRA Comp Date of Comp S.No Businsess Name Address Principal Activities No. Reg No Reg 40 414/19 LAHORE HOTEL AND RESTURANT MAIN BAZAR NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100079 29/08/2019 41 415/19 LAHORI DERA NARAN MAIN BAZAR ,NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100080 29/08/2019 42 416/19 LEGEND HOTEL BYPASS ROAD, NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100081 29/08/2019 43 417/19 LI- GRAND HOTEL AND RESTURANT JHEEL ROAD NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100082 29/08/2019 MANILA HEIGHTS HOTEL & 44 418/19 MAIN GILGIT ROAD NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100083 29/08/2019 RESTAURANT 45 419/19 MARYAM GUEST HOUSE MAIN BAZAR ,NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100084 29/08/2019 46 420/19 MINERVA HOTEL NEAR WAPDA REST HOUSE ,MAIN BAZAR NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100085 29/08/2019 47 421/19 MOON LODGE JHEEL ROAD NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100086 29/08/2019 MOONLIGHT HOTEL & 48 422/19 JHEEL ROAD NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100087 29/08/2019 RESTAURANT 49 423/19 NARAN WOODEN COTLAGES NEAR TOURIST INFORMATION CENTER NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100088 29/08/2019 50 424/19 NEW HILTON HOTEL BYPASS ROAD, NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100089 29/08/2019 51 425/19 NEW HOTEL DYNESTY MAIN BAZAR ,NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100090 29/08/2019 52 426/19 NEW PARK HOTEL MAIN BAZAR ,NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100091 29/08/2019 CHAPA NARAN NEAR ROCKWOOD RESORT 53 427/19 NORTHERN RESTAURANT NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100092 29/08/2019 NARAN 54 428/19 NOTHERN PEARL HOTEL BYPASS ROAD, NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100093 29/08/2019 55 429/19 PAK GUEST HOUSE MAIN BAZAR, NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100094 29/08/2019 56 430/19 PARK HOTEL MAIN BAZAR ,NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100095 29/08/2019 57 431/19 PERBAT VIEW HOTEL MAIN BAZAR NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100096 29/08/2019 58 432/19 PINE TOP HOTEL MAIN BAZAR NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100097 29/08/2019 59 433/19 PINE VIEW HOTEL MAIN BAZAR NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100098 29/08/2019 PUNJAB TIKKA HOUSE AND SUN 60 434/19 SAIF U;L MALOOK CHOWK NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100099 29/08/2019 RISE LODGE MAIN BAZAR NARAN, OPPOSITE PTCL EXCHANGE 61 435/19 RELAX INN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100100 29/08/2019 OFFICE 62 436/19 REST OVER HOTEL JHEEL ROAD NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100101 29/08/2019 GHAAR (CAVE)ROAD NEAR BRIDGE BEHIND 63 437/19 RIVER EDGE Hotel/Restaurant 9801100102 29/08/2019 MELLINIUM INN HOTEL 64 438/19 RIVER PARK GATE HOUSE MAIN BAZAR NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100103 29/08/2019 65 439/19 ROCKWOOD RESORT GILGET ROAD NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100104 29/08/2019 66 440/19 ROYAL SAEED HOTEL JHEEL ROAD NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100105 29/08/2019 67 441/19 SAFARI CORTAGE JHEEL ROAD NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100106 29/08/2019 SANGAM LUDGE HOTEL & BEHIND MILLENUM INN HOTEL ,MAIN BAZAR 68 442/19 Hotel/Restaurant 9801100107 29/08/2019 RESTAURENT NARAN 69 443/19 SARHAD HOTEL AND RESTUARANT MAIN BAZAR NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100108 29/08/2019 70 444/19 SAYAZAR HOTEL MAIN GILGIT ROAD NARAN, NEAR LAHORI DERA Hotel/Restaurant 9801100109 29/08/2019 71 445/19 SHAEEN PARK HOTEL MAIN BAZAR NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100110 29/08/2019 SHAH G BABA GUEST SERVICES 72 446/19 JHEEL ROAD NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100111 29/08/2019 TAHANGIRI COTTAGES Order KPRA Comp Date of Comp S.No Businsess Name Address Principal Activities No. Reg No Reg 73 447/19 SHELTER AND HUTS MAIN BAZAR ,NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100112 29/08/2019 74 448/19 SILVER GLEAM HOTEL MAIN BAZAR NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100113 29/08/2019 75 449/19 SILVER PEAKS HOTEL MAIN BAZAR NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100114 29/08/2019 76 450/19 SNOW BED MAIN GILGIT ROAD NARAN, NEAR LAHORI DERA Hotel/Restaurant 9801100115 29/08/2019 77 451/19 SNOW LAND HOTEL NEAR CNW GUEST HOUSE NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100116 29/08/2019 78 452/19 STAR RISE HOTEL MAIN BAZAR ,NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100117 29/08/2019 79 453/19 SUMMER QUEEN HOTEL MAIN BAZAR NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100118 29/08/2019 80 454/19 SUNBEAM HOTEL & RESTAURANT MAIN BAZAR NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100119 29/08/2019 81 455/19 SURBAN HOTEL AND RESTURANT GILGIT ROAD NARAN BAZAR Hotel/Restaurant 9801100120 29/08/2019 82 456/19 SWISS ROAD COTTAGES BAYPASS ROAD NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100121 29/08/2019 83 457/19 TAJ MEHAL HOTEL MAIN BAZAR NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100122 29/08/2019 84 458/19 THE BLAK VALVET INN JHEEL ROAD NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100123 29/08/2019 THE GREYWALLS MOUNTAIN HUTS 85 459/19 JHEEL ROAD NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100124 29/08/2019 AND CORTAGES 86 460/19 THE LANDMARK HOTEL BYPASS ROAD, NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100125 29/08/2019 87 461/19 TUNE HOTEL MAIN BAZAR NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100126 29/08/2019 88 462/19 TWINS GUEST HOUSE MAIN BAZAR NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100127 29/08/2019 89 463/19 WHITE PALACE OPPOSITE NEW PARK HOTEL NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100128 29/08/2019 90 464/19 WILDOAK HOTEL AND RESTURANT SAIF UL MALOOK LAKE ROAD NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100129 29/08/2019 91 465/19 ZAINAB SHANWARI MAIN BAZAR NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100130 29/08/2019 92 466/19 ZAM ZAM HOTEL MAIN BAZAR NARAN Hotel/Restaurant 9801100131 29/08/2019 93 467/19 ABSHAR INN GUEST HOUSE NEAR BRIDGE LOCAL,MAIN BAZAR NARAN Motels, guest houses, Lodges and farm houses 9801600010 29/08/2019 94 468/19 ADVENTURE INN GUEST HOUSE NEAR GHS NARAN Motels, guest houses, Lodges and farm houses 9801600011 29/08/2019 95 AJWA GUEST HOUSE (TENT) NEAR TOURIST INFORMATION CENTER NARAN Motels, guest houses, Lodges and farm houses 9801600012 469/19 29/08/2019 96 470/19 AL NOOR GUEST HOUSE MAIN BAZAR NARAN Motels, guest houses, Lodges and farm houses 9801600013 29/08/2019 97 471/19 AL-MAKKAH HOTEL MAIN BAZAR NARAN Motels, guest houses, Lodges and farm houses 9801600014 29/08/2019 ALYAN CONTENENTAL GUEST 98 MAIN BAZAR NARAN Motels, guest houses, Lodges and farm houses 9801600015 472/19 HOUSE 29/08/2019 99 473/19 BABU G TENT VILLAGES MAIN BAZAR NARAN Motels, guest houses, Lodges and farm houses 9801600016 29/08/2019 100 474/19 CRYSTAL INN GUEST HOUSE MAIN BAZAR NARAN Motels, guest houses, Lodges and farm houses 9801600017 29/08/2019 101 475/19 DREAM PALACE
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