Today is our 7th day of Kashmir border tour. Now we are going to visit satbarn - kalaroos cave - lolab valley. 

Start Kupwara to khumriwal, from here the one side goes to kalaroos Machil valley and other side is sogam chandigam. 


The name of the Kalaroos has come from the word Qil-e-Roos, which actually means Russian Fort. The Kalaroos caves are situated midway of the Lashtyal and Madhmadu villages. There is a giant stone in Lashtyal village named Satbaran. The stone has seven doors, which are known as Sath Barr. Locals say that the doors symbolise seven distinct routes to Russia. A few meters away from the stone are some other caves, one of them being the Tramkhan, a crimson-hued copper mine. Many believe that Satbaran was a temple in the ancient era where the Pandavas used to worship.


Lolab Valley, also known by locals as “Wadi-e-Lolab”.


Lolab Valley is a beautiful oval- shaped valley, nestled between Kashmir and Neelum Valleys in the Kupwara District. This means that from Tangdhar, I had to go back to Kupwara and then ride towards north.

Some staying option is there, but it is better to stay at Kupwara town. 

There are share car and reserve car at kupwara.

our car driver Nasir Khan 95961 95060
Hotel sahensha, kupwara 97979 70347