Padri Pass

Padri Pass

Padri Pass, also called Padri Top or Padri Galli, is a hill station in Jammu which is situated in the untamed landscape of Doda district. It is situated on the Bhaderwah–Chamba National Highway, 41 kilometres north of Bhaderwah, at the junction of Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh. With 99.7 kilometres of meadows, the pass is located at an elevation of about 10,400 feet above sea level. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy a playground at Padri Pass. Trekking routes offer views of the region's varied flora and fauna as they wind through dense forests and alpine meadows. Indulge in camping under the stars to fully experience the peace of the natural world. Visitors are overcome with awe at the majesty and beauty of this isolated region of the world as they wind through Padri Pass's winding paths. Padri Pass offers a remarkable journey through time and terrain, whether you choose to explore its historical landmarks or take in its breathtaking natural beauty. The nearby location is called Bhal Padri, which is a group of snow-capped mountains and enchanting coniferous forests. It is one of Bhalessa's treasures. Trekkers, mountaineers, and nature enthusiasts will find great beauty and attraction at this intriguing hill station in the Changa block, which has not yet been thoroughly explored. Perched at an elevation of 11,400 feet above sea level is Bhal Padri. The scenery is a symphony of deep forests, lush meadows, and winding streams. It's an amazing place for outdoor adventures, a haven for hikers and nature lovers alike. Padri becomes a hub for snowboarding and skiing during the winter, and trekking in deep snow is not recommended. The Padri to Bhal Padri trek passes through Bhaderwah's verdant meadows and dense forests. Additionally, you get to see all of the Kishtwar Himalaya's main peaks.