A PEAK BAGGER’S GUIDE TO THE EASTERN KISHTWAR by SIMON RICHARDSON

A PEAK BAGGER'S GUIDE TO THE EASTERN KISHTWAR SIMON RICHARDSON Only sharing this data as  information  on mykishtwar.com. All rights reserved to : The Himalayan Club THE FIRST MOUNTAINEERS to visit the Eastern Kishtwar were probably two Austrians, who alter making the first ascent of Mulkila in Lahul in 1939, were interned in India

Tourists Reception Center

Tourist Reception Centre

To protect the interests of tourists in J&K, the state government has enacted special legislation known as the "J&K Registration of Tourist Trade Act". Under this Act, various officers of the State Tourism Department have been vested with magisterial powers, including the powers of compounding, in cases of cheating, over-charging,

CHENAB – Chander Bhaga

The Chenab is the biggest river of this place. Chenab means water coming from China. Chenab name has been drawn from Persian language. River Chenab, Asikini of Vedic age or Chander Bhaga of Kishtwaris, takes its rise from opposite side of Bara lachha Pass at a height of 5100 meters

Cold Springs

Waterfall at Pooti Naag kishtwar

"Faith is taking the first step even when you don’t see the whole staircase". - Martin Luther King, Jr. Centuries ago, this faith in the unknown might have inspired the elders in Kishtwar to worship their springs. What it would yield was perhaps unfathomed then, but today it surely is evident. ‘NAAGS’

Adventure Tourism in Kishtwar

    (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Bonjwa, Saroor, Chatroo, Dachhan, Marwah, Warwan and Padder valleys of Kishtwar districts have immense adventure-potential. It is along these valleys that the Trans-Himalayan-Trekking Trails leading to sure and Zanskar valleys of Ladakh and Kargil one side, to the Kashmir Valley, Himachal

Tourist Circles in Kishtwar

Kishtwar district situated amidst snow-capped mountains, emerald valleys, fruit orchards, whispering deodar and pine forests with their rich flora and fauna, gurgling streams meandering through lush green meadows, sprinkled with colorful natural wild flowers, create a grandeur that is hard to match. The valleys of Chhatroo, Dachhan, Marwah, Paddar and Warwan

Tourists Helpline

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Airports contact numbers   Srinagar             +91-194- 2303635       Jammu               +91-191- 2431917       Leh (Ladakh)              +91-1982- 253076       J&K State Road Transport Corporation Srinagar +91-194- 245510 Jammu  +91-191- 2473245       New Delhi  +91-11- 23934232       / 32965527 Leh(Ladakh) +91-1982- 25208  Railway Station Jammu Tawi    +91-191- 2476078        Tourist Reception Centers TRC, Kishtwar             +91-01995-259638      TRC, Jammu             +91-191- 2548172        /2520432            Deputy Commissioner’s Offices (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Kishtwar             +91-1995- 261455       Jammu                 +91-191- 2544665       / 2544045 Foreigners Registration Offices:   Srinagar               +91-194-2483588       Jammu

Kishtwar High Altitude National Park

Kishtwar High Altitude National Park, Dachhan

Kishtwar High Altitude National Park has been declared as National Park vide cabinet order no. 20 FST of 4/2/1981. One of the well-known National Parks in India - Kishtwar High Altitude National Park, Jammu and Kashmir was established in the year 1981, with the chief aim of protecting snow leopards. Located

Qilla in Kishtwar

Qilla Kishtwar

To the south west of Kishtwar town is a hillock where a fort and palace existed during the rule of the Raja’s of Kishtwar. There are said to be built by Raja Kahan Paul. About this place, the European writer G.T. Vigne writes:- ‘The house of the town. After the Sikhs

Gumpas of Kishtwar

Kishtwar district has the distinction of having a population of about 7000 Buddhists in the upper reaches of Tehsil Padder. Recently a ‘Buddhists Center’ was inaugurated at Gulabgrah by the Buddhist religious head Dalai Lama on 5/6/2010 amidst a congregation of about 25000 Buddhists drawn from Padder, Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh

CHOWGAN- Crown Of Kishtwar

Chowgan - play ground of Kishtwar

Chowgan - Pride of Kishtwar किश्तवाड़ की जान कहूं या कहूं मैं उस की शान । हर उत्सव का केंद्र बना है, सब का यह चौगान   । जहाँ छोटे बालक खेलें खेल, बिना भेदभाव, बिना बेर । जहाँ मखमल जैसी हरी घास पर नंगे पैर करते सब सैर । जड़ी-बूटियां, सब्जगास, देवदार, चिनार वृक्ष आस-पास

Flora and Fauna Found in Kishtwar

Kishtwar is very mountainous and sparsely populated district. It is very rich in Forest products. The total area covered under forests is 2.44lac hectares. The richest forests of Deodar, Conifer, Oak, Chir and Pine are found on the high mountains and hills of Kishtwar. Birch is found on the highest

Hot Springs in Kishtwar

Tatapani Padder                                                     तातापानी पाडर Tatapani Renai Marwa                                           तातापानी रेनाई मरवा Puller Nagseni                                                        पुलर नाग्सेनी Kiyar Dachhan                                                        कियार दछन    1.  Tatta Pani  Padder Tatta Pani in Padder tehsil is a famous health resort which abounds in hot springs. The main source of hot spring at Tatta Pani is a pond where in