Neelum Valley – Kashmir’s Hidden Jewel
Tour Overview
Winding through the northeastern corner of Azad Jammu & Kashmir, Neelum Valley is one of Pakistan’s most mesmerizing and untouched travel destinations. Stretching over 150 kilometers alongside the Neelum River, this valley is home to lush pine forests, gushing waterfalls, snow-capped peaks, and quaint wooden villages that offer an unforgettable escape into nature.
Starting from Muzaffarabad, the valley unfolds into stunning stops like Keran (facing Indian-occupied Kashmir), the ancient ruins of Sharda University, and the fairytale-like hamlet of Arang Kel, perched on a mountaintop and reached via cable car and trek. Further ahead, Kel serves as a gateway to even more remote adventures.
Neelum Valley is ideal for anyone seeking peace, cool weather, and panoramic beauty. The region is rich in culture, tradition, and natural charm — whether you're sipping tea by the river or trekking through alpine landscapes, Neelum is a place where time slows down and nature takes over.
