AJK River’s views
AJ&K is a region situated in the southern part of Pakistan. It is blessed with several rivers that flow through its picturesque landscapes. Famous and beautiful river views are described here.
Jehlum River
It is the major river of Azad Jammu and Kashmir. It originates from the Verinag spring in IHK and flows through Azad Kashmir. Forming a significant part of its natural beauty. It cuts through deep valleys creating breathtaking views of the Gorges, forests, and mountains along its course. It starts from Chakothi and ends at Kohala. It offers attractive beauty on both banks. It can be viewed from a great road on its left side from Chakothi to Muzaffarabad and then from Muzaffarabad to Kohala. It flows smoothly, widely, slowly, and speedily in different places and offers lush green sights for visitors. The Jehlum River is about 450 miles long.
Neelum River
The Neelum River is also known as the Kishan Ganga River. It is the most popular and famous river. It enters in Azad Kashmir from Tao Bat and reaches Muzaffarabad after completing a long distance of about 200 KM. It offers stunning views of snow-capped mountains and lush green valleys. and charming villages. There are adventurous tacks. stalwart trees, silvery springs, and shining streams.
Poonch River
The Poonch River flows through the Poonch district of Azad Jammu and Kashmir. It originates from the hills of Peer Panjal ranges in IHK. It enters from Mandher. The river offers scenic views of valleys, terrasse fields, and small towns along its path. Its length is 150 km.
Kunhar River
Although not entirely in AJK the Kunhaar River partially flows through the Neelam Valley. It makes it worth mentioning its origination. It originates from Lulusar Lake in KPK. It offers stunning views. As it flows through the picturesque valley. It is surrounded by lush green meadows, dense forests, and majestic mountains. Kunhar River is a 166 Km long river.
Mangla Dam Reservoir
While not a natural river it deserves a mention as it is a significant water body in Azad Jammu and Kashmir. This reservoir was created by damming the Jehlum River near the town of Mirpur city. It offers serene views of the expensive water body surrounded by rolling hills and lush greenery. The Mangla dam river is 3,140m long and 147m high. It covers a surface area of 251 Km.
Conclusions
The rivers that flow through jaw-dropping scenery and create a tapestry of varied sensations are more than just bodies of water in Azad Jammu and Kashmir; they are veins of life. They provide breathtaking views, thrilling activities, and an insight into the region’s rich cultural past.
Faqs
Q. Which rivers are the most picturesque places to visit?
A. Though every river has its own special beauty, some worth considering are Jhelum for its immensity, Neelum for its pristine waters, Poonch for its forests and waterfalls, Tawi for its white-water rafting, and Siran for its peace and trout fishing.
Q. When is the ideal time of year to visit the rivers?
A. Pleasant weather is experienced in the spring (April–May), while summer (June–August) can be hot in lower elevations. Fall (September–October) is an additional excellent choice. Snowfall and restricted accessibility are features of winter.
Q. Is there access to public transportation?
A. There aren’t many possibilities. For isolated areas, think about hiring a private vehicle, a tour guide, or a taxi.