About Daksum Valley
Daksum Valley is a forested mountain valley in Larnoo Tehsil of Anantnag District, Jammu and Kashmir, located along the Bringi River on the Anantnag-Sinthan-Kishtwar road. Situated at about 2,400 metres altitude, it is known for dense coniferous forests, alpine meadows and trout streams. The valley is a tranquil nature destination and serves as a base for treks toward Sinthan Top and the surrounding Himalayan region.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a wide, forested valley with pine and deodar forests, open grassy meadows and the Bringi River flowing through. The area offers scenic views of surrounding mountains, walking paths along the river and forest, spots for picnicking and photography, and a JKTDC rest house area. It is a quiet, natural setting with limited commercial development, used for sightseeing, nature walks and as a stopover en route to Sinthan Top.
Key highlights
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Scenic valley along the Bringi River surrounded by dense coniferous forests
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Alpine meadows and mountain views at approximately 2,400 metres altitude
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Trout fishing streams and forest walks
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Base point for trekking and driving to Sinthan Top
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Relatively tranquil and less crowded natural setting near Kokernag
Route
| By air | Nearest airport is Sheikh ul-Alam International Airport Srinagar (about 90-100 km), then road via Anantnag to Daksum |
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| By train | Nearest railhead is Anantnag Railway Station, then continue by road via Kokernag to Daksum |
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