A forested Pir Panjal mountain pass between Rajouri and Poonch, known for winter snow, dense vegetation and sweeping views across the surrounding hills.
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Dehra Ki Gali is a mountain pass in the Pir Panjal range of Rajouri district, historically forming part of the connection toward Poonch. Dense forests cover the surrounding slopes, while winter brings substantial snowfall. Its ridge-top setting and access toward higher trekking country make it an important landscape stop in the western Pir Panjal.
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