The highest point on the historic Mughal Road, crossing the Pir Panjal through alpine meadows, snowfields and expansive views between Jammu and Kashmir.
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Peer Ki Gali, also known as Pir Panjal Pass, is the highest point on the historic Mughal Road. The pass crosses the Pir Panjal between the Kashmir Valley and the Poonch-Rajouri side, with alpine meadows, snowfields and high ridges surrounding the road. A small shrine and the historic route add cultural significance to its dramatic mountain setting.
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A large protected Pir Panjal landscape of forests, alpine pastures and high ridges that shelters markhor, bears, musk deer and other Himala…
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A historic hilltop fort above the Tawi River in Jammu, combining Dogra heritage, city views and the revered Bawe Wali Mata shrine.
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A historic waterfall beside the Mughal Road in Poonch, where a mountain stream crashes over rock in a site associated with Empress Noor Jah…
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