The River Chenab originates in the Kulu and Kangra districts of the Himachal Pardesh province of India. The two chief streams of the Chenab – the Chandra and the Bhaga – rise on opposite sides of Baralcha pass at an elevation of about 16,000 feet. These join at Tandi in the state of Jammu and Kashmir, nearly 9,090 feet above mean sea level. Fed by innumerable tributaries on the long
journey from its headwaters, the river gains immense power and momentum on entering the Jammu andKashmir region above Kishtwar.
From Kishtwar to Thathri (about 50 km) the Chenab runs through class V and VI gorges. The combined streams, traversing about 135 miles, take a sharp turn along Pir Panjal near Kishtwar. The Chenab then flows along the northern base of the Pir Panjal range before entering the Doda area of Jammu and Kashmir. It cuts across this range through a spectacular gorge and then flows along its southern base, before flowing southwards and entering the plains. After traversing about 400 miles of mountainous regions and flowing at nearly 39 feet per mile, the Chenab opens out into the plains near Akhnur. It enters Pakistan through the Sialkot district, near Diawara Village.
The waterway, defacto, laps Pangi valley (HP), downbelow Dharwas, Padder, Bhanderkote, Marwah, Warwan, Nun/Kun tops connecting zanskar and thereupon spouts down with red hot frothing flares of water .Joins Siraj of Doda area and streaming down Ramban confluencing, enroute, the little waterways, rivulets, streams and little Nallahs viz. Kalani, kalguni, Bhalassa,Neru and unaccountable those which come in its way till chenab vaingloringly achieves Akhnoor.
Himachal Tour Package :- The word chinta implies stress and a lavish green, dynamic plentiful of Nature’s superbness however, obviously, open and hazy is the chinta valley of Bhaderwah which without a doubt is nothing less that wherever on earth.Surrounded all around echoes a characteristic message from Gods and Goddesses in the devine houses for the protection of environment, its verdure.
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