A vast high-altitude meadow valley in Kupwara, where streams wind through grasslands framed by dense conifer forests and remote mountain ridges.
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Bangus Valley lies west of Handwara in Kupwara district and is formed by the larger Bod Bangus and smaller Lokut Bangus landscapes. Broad grasslands, clear streams and conifer-covered mountains give the valley an unusually open character. Its remote setting and seasonal pastoral use make Bangus one of northern Kashmir's most distinctive highland landscapes.
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