Devigool Meadow

Devigool Meadow is a high-altitude alpine meadow located in Bunjwah Tehsil of Kishtwar District in Jammu and Kashmir, India. Situated at around 2,800 metres above sea level and surrounded by dense pine and deodar forests and Himalayan ranges, it is known for its expansive grasslands, seasonal wildflowers and pastoral landscape. Traditionally used as summer grazing ground by nomadic herders, it is emerging as a trekking and camping destination.

Visitors can expect a vast open grassy meadow surrounded by coniferous forests and views of snow-capped Himalayan peaks. The landscape is largely undeveloped with natural grasslands, small streams and seasonal floral blooms in summer. Access involves a road journey to Bunjwah followed by an uphill trek or walk to the meadow. Visitors can explore the meadow on foot, enjoy photography, nature walks and camping, and observe seasonal pastoral activity.

Traditionally used as a seasonal pasture (dhok) by Gujjar and Bakerwal pastoral communities for summer grazing, reflecting long-standing transhumance practices in the Kishtwar region.

Associated with the pastoral culture of Bunjwah and Kishtwar, where the meadow serves as a seasonal grazing ground and gathering place for nomadic herders during summer months.