8 things to know before visiting Neelam Valley Kashmir in 2023
Here are 8 things you must know before visiting Neelum Valley Kashmir (Pakistan side).
Here are 8 things you must know before visiting Neelum Valley Kashmir (Pakistan side).
Agreement on Bilateral Relations between the Government of India and the Government of Pakistan (Simla Agreement)
The Phullawai village is located in Union Council Gurase Tehsil Sharda District Neelum Azad Kashmir. The elevation of this village is about 7,000 to 13,000 feet above sea level. In the north, the big Shisha Mountains (Shisha Kor) are high and low with forested hills and slopes. To the south of the village, the Neelum river flows, along the Neelum Road.
Gagai Valley is the largest pasture in the Grurez Valley, located in the last part of the Neelum Valley, between 6,000 to 13,000 feet above sea level.
Neelum Valley is a magnificent nature’s marvel with freshwater streams and rivers. Surrounded by sparsely populated hamlets, lush meadows and pine forests, Neelum Valley is the largest valley in the northern region.
Neelam Valley is famous for its mineral mines. This land has many fruits like, Apples, Walnuts, Plums and Apricots which are of great in taste. In short, I can say that the whole valley is a gift of beautiful and fascinating scenery from nature.
Sharda is one of the two administrative centres (tehsil) in the Neelam district. When in Sharda, visit the ruins of Sharada Peeth a famous temple and Hindu pilgrimage site.
There are extremely exuberant sites in Neelum valley to visit which is soothing to the eyes. Even the glance of these places is going to bring all the peace in this world to you. People treat themselves by visiting such fascinating areas. Let us virtually experience the flavour of Neelum Valley.
Dhani Waterfall is about 30 Kilometers from Muzaffarabad, a beautiful waterfall with 15 meters fall. From the month of March to June in every season water flow remains good but in July to onwards water level remains low.
Named after the Neelum River, the Neelum Valley is a 144 km long bow-shaped forested region in Azad Jammu and Kashmir. In terms of scenic beauty, the Neelum Valley leaves regular tourist spots such as Swat and Chitral far behind, but the security situation with India meant that the Valley was off-limits to tourists for several decades. But tourism is now gradually picking up, and there are numerous tour packages on offer promising to reveal the splendour of the region.