Chenab Valley

Chenab Valley Latest News

One soldier was killed in a major anti-terror operation by security forces against a group of terrorists hiding in the Chenab Valley’s Kishtwar district recently.

About Chenab Valley

• The Chenab Valley, otherwise called the Chenab Region, is the river valley of the Chenab River moving through the Kishtwar, Doda, and Ramban locale of Jammu Division in Jammu and Kashmir.
• It is theeastern region of Jammu and Kashmir. 
• To the north lies the majestic Pir Panjal range and to the south, the Zanskar range. 
• Deep gorges, lush meadows, and cascading rivers form a beautiful landscape that defines the Chenab Valley.
• It covers an area of 11,885 sq.km.
• The people of Chenab Valley are referred to as “Chenabis” or simply “Chenabi“.
• The region is a mosaic of ethnic groups, with multiple languages spoken, including Kashmiri, Gojri, Bhaderwahi, Sarazi, Kishtwari, and Padari.
• It is home to several tourist attractions, such as Bhaderwah, Jai Valley, Padri Pass, Sinthan Top, Lal Draman, and Jantroon Dhar. 
• Its hydroelectric potential is harnessed by significant dams like Baglihar Dam, Dulhasti Dam, and Salal Dam.
• The region is traversed by National Highway 244.

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Chenab Valley FAQs

Q1: Where is Chenab Valley located?

Ans: It is situated in the Jammu region of Jammu and Kashmir.

Q2: Which three districts make up the Chenab Valley?

Ans: Kishtwar, Doda, and Ramban

Q3: Which river is known as the moon river?

Ans: Chenab

Source: TH