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Aharbal Waterfall

35km away from the Jama Masjid Shopian, the waters of River Vishav, create one of the most majestic of waterfalls in the modest town of Pulwama. The waterfall has scenic surroundings comprising of thick fir forests, making it one of the attractions which leaves it visitors fascinated enough to spend a good hour or two here.

Amongst various other temples and religious sites in this district, Asar Sharif Pinjoora is highly revered. Situated 12 km from the town, this shrine is the home to relics of Prophet Mohammed which is displayed to public on special occasions.

A signification monument in Pulwama, this temple is situated in Jawbrari Village of the district and is said to have been built by Raja Awanti Varma, in the 9th Century AD. The temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and Lord Shiva.

Pulwama is known for its saffron cultivation. Hence, one can take back home some fresh and exquisite saffron from here.

Hurpora

A scenic view point, Hurpora is situated at a distance of 12 km from the Jama Masjid Shopian. It lies on the Mughal road to Pir Panjal can be accessed easily by cars.

On way to Mughal road across Pir Panjal, the Jama Masjid Shopian mosque was once an important stopover. Built during the Mughal era, its was considered as the waypoint for all Mughals on way to Kashmir and back. Today too, it continues be a prominent landmark and attraction.

Located amidst the Panjal mountains to the south of Kashmir, at 4000m above sea level, the Kounsar lake finds itself frozen even during the summer months. The Vishav is fed by the Kaunsarnag lake which is about 3 km long. It joins the Jhelum below Bijbehara.

Kungwattan

Situated 8 km away from the Aharbal Waterfalls, isolated and untouched from human intervention, Kungwattan is a meadow at a height of 8, 400km. From Kungwattan a walk through thick forests lead to Mahinag at 9, 800 feet.

One of the most popular religious attractions of Pulwama, the Payer Temple is situated 3 km south of Pulwama. This temple is also referred as the Payech Temple by travelers. Regarding the architecture of this temple, it is said that it has been carved out of a monolith stone and dates back to the 10th century.

About 3km and 5km respectively from the village of Nagberan, Tarsar and Marsar are two beautiful lakes in the Pulwama district, that find themselves tied to instances of the folklores of Kashmir.