About Tangnar Meadow
Tangnar Meadow is a high-altitude alpine meadow located in Tangnar village of Khansahib Tehsil in Budgam District, Jammu and Kashmir. Situated en route to Doodhpathri, it is known for its expansive grasslands, dense pine forests and views of surrounding hills. The meadow serves as a pastoral grazing ground and a scenic stop for visitors heading to Doodhpathri, offering open landscapes and natural tranquility.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a wide open grassy meadow surrounded by pine and fir forests with gentle slopes and grazing pastures. The area is largely undeveloped with natural trails, open fields suitable for walking and picnicking, and views of forested hills. There are seasonal local vendors offering tea and snacks, and pony rides are commonly available. The setting is quiet and rural, with shepherd huts and livestock often seen during summer months.
Key highlights
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Expansive alpine meadow surrounded by dense pine forests
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Scenic stop on the Khansahib-Doodhpathri route
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Open grasslands ideal for photography and nature walks
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Seasonal pastoral activity with Gujjar and Bakarwal grazing
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Proximity to Doodhpathri meadow complex
Culture & Context
Tangnar is part of the traditional pastoral landscape of Budgam, used seasonally by Gujjar and Bakarwal communities for livestock grazing. The meadow reflects the rural and pastoral culture of the Kashmir Valley and is associated with local village life around Khansahib and Doodhpathri.
Route
| By air | Nearest airport is Sheikh ul-Alam International Airport in Srinagar, from where the meadow is reached by road via Budgam-Khansahib |
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| By train |