Warwan Valley, Kashmir 

About Warwan Valley

Warwan Valley is one of Kashmir’s most remote and enchanting destinations, tucked deep within the Himalayas in the Kishtwar region.
Located at an altitude of around 2,100 meters, the valley is surrounded by snow-covered peaks, dense forests, and crystal-clear streams flowing through wide open meadows.

Life in Warwan is slow and untouched — wooden homes, terraced fields, and age-old traditions reflect the pure soul of Kashmir’s mountain culture.
The valley is also part of several high-altitude trekking routes that connect to Harshil in Uttarakhand and Panikhar in Zanskar.

Why Visit Warwan?

• Experience a truly offbeat valley untouched by mass tourism
  
  

• Mesmerizing landscapes of meadows, rivers, pine forests & peaks
  
  

• Traditional wooden villages preserving timeless Himalayan life
  
  

• Ideal for trekking, landscape photography & silent escapes
  
  

• Raw and natural beauty that feels completely authentic
  
  

Best Time to Visit

• June to September: The valley is accessible and beautifully green
  
  

• Winter (October to May): Heavy snowfall blocks access beyond villages
  
  

How to Reach

Warwan Valley is located approximately
170 km from Srinagar → via Anantnag – Achabal – Kokernag – Margan Top route.
Roads are narrow and mountain-pass routes are best traveled with experienced drivers or guided transport services.