Mughal Road
The Mughal Road — A Historic Drive Through the Heart of Kashmir
Mughal Road – From Royal Path to Scenic Journey
The Mughal Road is not just a highway — it’s a journey through time and nature. Connecting Shopian in the Kashmir Valley to Poonch and Rajouri in Jammu, this scenic route traces the ancient path once walked by Mughal emperors on their way to Kashmir.
Winding through the Pir Panjal mountain range, the road offers breathtaking landscapes, high-altitude meadows, dense forests, and a rare chance to explore rural Kashmir away from the crowds. At around 84 km, the route’s beauty peaks at Peer Ki Gali, a mountain pass located at over 11,000 ft, offering surreal views and cool, crisp air.
Whether you’re a road trip enthusiast, history lover, or nature photographer, Mughal Road is a must-drive Himalayan route full of discovery and tranquility.
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Must-Visit Spots In Mughal Road
Where emperors once walked, now travelers pause for peace and panoramas.
Peer Ki Gali
Noori Chamb Waterfall
Aliabad Sarai
Lush Meadows
Remote Village Life
Less-Touristy
Bird Watching
Photography Heaven
Local Food Stops
Adventure Route
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find quick answers to common questions about our travel services, pricing, and support.
What is the distance covered by Mughal Road?
Approximately 84 km from Shopian to Bufliaz (Poonch side).
Is the Mughal Road open year-round?
No — it’s usually closed in winter (Dec–March) due to heavy snow. Best time is May to October.
Is the road safe for driving?
Yes, but the route is mountainous, so cautious driving is advised, especially near Peer Ki Gali.
Are permits required to travel?
Generally no permits are needed, but always check current advisories or road status.
Can I use this route to reach Srinagar?
Yes, it connects Jammu division to Kashmir via Rajouri and Shopian — a scenic alternative to NH44.
