
Peer Ki Gali (Mughal Road)
Shopian, Jammu and Kashmir, India
The 3,485-m crown of the old imperial route to Kashmir — Jahangir's caravans, a Sufi's windswept shrine and meadows dropping to Poonch and Shopian.
Why visit: Drive the pass the Mughals rode, past the faqir who named it.
- ›Pass-top shrine
- ›Aliabad Sarai ruins
- ›Dubjan meadows
- ›Shopian apple country
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Best time
May–Oct
Entry fee
Free
Est. budget
₹500–1,500
Duration
Full day
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