Kaman Aman Setu Viewpoint

Kaman Aman Setu Viewpoint is a designated viewing area near Kaman Post in Uri, Baramulla district, Jammu and Kashmir. It overlooks the Kaman Aman Setu, a bridge over Kaman Nallah marking the Line of Control. Established as a visitor point to view the bridge from the Indian side, it offers views of the surrounding Jhelum Valley and is notable for its association with the cross-Line of Control bus service.

Visitors can expect a fenced, army-managed viewpoint overlooking the Kaman Aman Setu bridge and the surrounding valley. The site consists of an elevated viewing platform with barricades and information boards, set amid mountainous terrain and the Jhelum River valley. Visitors view the bridge and border gates from a distance, take photographs where permitted, and observe the landscape. Access is controlled and requires identity verification.

Kaman Aman Setu is a bridge over Kaman Nallah near Uri constructed to connect the two sides of the Line of Control. It was inaugurated in 2007 for the Srinagar-Muzaffarabad cross-Line of Control bus service and later for trade facilitation. The viewpoint was developed to allow visitors to view the bridge from the Indian side without crossing.

The bridge is locally known as Aman Setu, meaning Peace Bridge, and is regarded as a symbol of connectivity and peace. The viewpoint allows visitors to observe a site associated with people-to-people contact across the Line of Control.