Sukhnag Spring

Sukhnag Spring is a natural freshwater spring located near Khag village in Budgam district, Jammu and Kashmir, at the foothills of the Tosamaidan meadow. Known for its clear, cold water emerging from the ground amidst dense pine forests and meadows, it is a popular local picnic and sightseeing spot. The spring feeds the Sukhnag stream, a tributary of the Jhelum, and is valued for its scenic setting and tranquil natural environment.

Visitors can expect a natural spring with clear, cold water bubbling from the ground, surrounded by pine forests, grassy meadows and small streams. The site is open and scenic, with areas for sitting, photography and short nature walks along the Sukhnag stream. There are no large built structures; the experience is focused on the natural landscape, forest views and the tranquil sound of flowing water.

The spring has long served as a vital local water source and is the origin of the Sukhnag stream which has historically supported agriculture and settlements in the Khag and Beerwah areas of Budgam

Locally valued as a natural water source and community gathering place, associated with the pastoral and forest landscape of the Tosamaidan region