Natural Beauty of Muzaffarabad (Azad Kashmir)

Muzaffarabad:

            The city is situated in Muzaffarabad District close to the conjunction of the Jhelum and Neelum streams. The area is limited by the territory of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa in the west, by the Kupwara and Baramulla locale of Indian-directed Jammu and Kashmir in the east, and the Neelum District of Azad Kashmir in the north.

History:

          Muzaffarabad was established in 1646 by Sultan Muzaffar Khan head of the Bomba which governed Kashmir. Sultan Muzaffar Khan additionally finished Muzaffarabad's Red Fort that equivalent year to avert invasions from the Mughal Empire.  

Tourism:  

         Being the capital city Muzaffarabad isn't just the center of political and social exercises yet it likewise fills in as a base camp for the voyagers. It has different spots of recreation. View point Sathra, an open spot, disentangles the display of the whole city before a viewer. The intersection purpose of the stream Neelum and Jhelum presents a majic stunner from here. Lohar Gali, arranged 9 kilometers from Muzaffarabad on Abbottabad street. The Red fortification is an observer to the antiquated history of this incredible city. The neighborhood advertise in Muzaffarabad can be investigated for pecan carvings, kashmiri shawls and other customary painstaking work. It is constantly conceivable to get a decent deal. It has other than legitimate structures; homesteads, parks and noteworthy fortification remaining on the bank of the Neelum. Shopping is an energizing action in Muzaffarabad and you can search for Kashmiri shawls and pecan carvings. 

Visiting in the city is likewise simple and helpful as there are wide methods of transportation accessible. Explorers who wish to visit Muzaffarabad ought to have appropriate data about the city and remember the movement tips for a protected and pleasant visit. 

              Past the Red post, crossing Neelum waterway at Ghori, a couple of km way is 'Makra mountain' 3,890 meters which is unmistakable from Muzaffarabad and proceeds to Shogran in the Kaghan Valley. This is a brilliant short trek, in spite of the fact that you have to camp medium-term midway.