Neelum Valley

Neelum Valley is located in Muzaffarabad District, Kashmir, Pakistan. Starting from Chehla Bandi Bridge on the north side of Muzaffarabad, the capital of Azad Kashmir, it extends over a distance of 240 km to Taubat. It is one of the most beautiful valleys of Pakistani Kashmir, where there are rivers, large streams of clean and cold water, springs, forests and green mountains. There is flowing water and waterfalls falling from high mountains.

Ratti Gali, Patlian and Chitta Katha lakes in Neelum Valley are the center of tourist attraction. The lush forests, mountains, waterfalls, lakes and the Neelum River enchant the tourists.

This verdant valley is a breathtaking mosaic of dense forests, crystalline streams, roaring waterfalls, and towering mountains. True to its name, Neelum (meaning sapphire) offers scenes of such pristine beauty that it seems carved out of dreams, where foamy cascades leap over rocks and merge into the milky waters of the Neelum River. The valley is especially famed for its cool, sweet springs and lush green alpine landscapes, making it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and trekkers.