Water Fall

Jhelum River and Shergarh Canal joint near Tetriyaan village. This is a mesmerizing and beautiful place with no crowd. The river offers a peaceful ambiance for relaxation and offers opportunities for various water activities. You can enjoy a boat ride. I visit there on Eid days with family. This is a good alternative for people of Khushab district if they want to visit a low crowd place on any special day instead of going at Jhelum bridge which is too crowdy. Avoid going to Jhelum bridge with family. You can visit Tetriyaan view point. Highly recommended! Note: There is no food point.

I am traveling in different parts of along the river from kashmir to khusab different spots comes so amazing tour. This spot is so serene thus gorgeous that can lift you mind. An exceptionally wonderful landscape and the environment of this spot would cause you to feel so loose. Your kashmir visit is inadequate without visiting this waterway and this vally. The Jhelum Stream is a waterway in the northern Indian subcontinent. It begins at Verinag and courses a through the Indian regulated area of Jammu and Kashmir, to the Pakistani-managed domain of Kashmir, and afterward into the Pakistani territory of Punjab. It is the westernmost of the five waterways of the Punjab locale, and moves through the Kashmir Valley. It is a feeder of the Chenab Waterway and has an all out length of around 725 kilometers. Most gorgeous nightfall I have at any point seen there.Cold water Train cruising by In Stream from Jhelum city. The Jhelum Stream orginates from Verinag and courses a through Indian-controlled area of Jammu and Kashmir, to the Pakistani-directed domain of Azad Kashmir, and afterward into Pakistani Punjab. It is the westernmost of the five streams of the Punjab district, and goes through the Kashmir Valley. One of Significant wellspring of Hydro power Mangla Dam, bank dam on the Jhelum Stream close to Jhelum, Pakistan. Mangla Dam, finished in 1967, is one of the principal structures in the Indus Bowl Undertaking. The word Jhelum is supposedly gotten from the words Jal and Ham. The name in this manner alludes to the waters of a waterway which has its starting point in the snow-covered Himalayas.

The Jhelum valley is absolutely beautiful. The drive along the river is good with wide road in contrast with Neelum valley which is tight and crowded through the villages. The attached photos were taken in June 2019, are are of Jhelum valley and not just of the river. If you're in Azad Kashmir, then take a drive along Jhelum river, you won't be disappointed.