Finally Reached The LAST INDIAN VILLAGE At Indo Pak LOC | TULAIL VALLEY

I visited the LAST INDIAN KASHMIR VALLEY at LOC

Tulail Valley, situated in the northern part of the Gurez region of Bandipora district in Jammu and Kashmir, is a haven for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts. The valley stretches along the banks of the Kishanganga River surrounded by snow-capped peaks, lush green meadows, and dense forests which add more beauty to it. Tulail Valley is also known as “Little Ladakh.” This valley is home to a village with the population of the original Dard and Shina tribes.
The Tulail area is parallel to the Line of Control and because of its proximity to the border this area is extremely restricted and requires special authorization. The Kishanganga river flows in this region and this gives a fusion of Kashmir and Ladakh terrain creating a beautiful panorama.
From Dawar (the distric headquarters of Gurez Valley), the last point in Tulail is 60 Kms away. And on this 60 km road there are numerous picturesque villages where Chakwali is the final settlement. The numerous charming hamlets along the route are Sheikhpora, Badugam, Purana Tilail, Badoab, Gujaran and Angaikot. These villages have been home to the ethnic Cards-Shins for centuries, with lovely views, high mountains, and rolling grasslands. Some of these ancient communities still have traditional wooden dwellings and interlocking log structures that are constructed in an archaic manner without the use of nails.

Where we stayed in Tulail: Naik Royal Orbit Guest House, Baduab village
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[nawalkhan]

Kashmir just keeps surprising us....transported for few mins to Kashmir.... beautiful beautiful village and love kashmir walon ki mehman nawazi always. 💛

[soumaSR]

YouTube algorithm finally suggested something actually interesting, subscribed👍🏻

[ruchitatanna]

Beautiful everything❤❤but once you make the place famous, tourist will not let it be as beautiful, peaceful and little crowded as it was.. Nahi bakshenge😮

[gargisharma]

Thanku Abhishek ji beautiful video ke liey hats off Indian army and Abhishek ji India ke last village tak jana aur khusurat video banana challenging hain bohot hi khubsurat laga india ka last village dekh kr .. Good luck and All the best 🙏👍👌👌

[hussainshah]

Your words are speechless bro😢.. I'm kashmir, wanna see this part of earth will grow once.. hope we'll solve this issue forever and others people see us as humans not as a people from beautiful land, we too have emotions..

[anastasiarc]

Kashmir's endless charm captured phenomenally in a breathtaking episode!

[shahidbilal]

That's why I was wondering why there isn't any greenery. Now I see it was shot in September.
because i am from Kashmir Valley

[gargisasmal]

I can very well understand how beautiful this place must be. Even you were speechless and out of words to describe the beauty of the place. 😊

[aparnarau]

What can I say, Abhishek..Thank you for taking us on these virtual trips to the mountains!!..while on one hand I wish these places remain untouched n unspoilt, tourism would greatly help the people of this region too..but with it comes chaos n over exploitation 😢.

[varunfred]

Great video ambitious too not every one will go

[bijoeetachoudhury]

What a breathtaking place, and so beautifully captured and described ❤️

[shraddhavaidya]

Abhishek, trust me this place actually looked so surreal that at times I did check whether it's a actual landscape behind you or just cinematography 😅. Haven't seen such picturization, even in movies. Commendable work👏.

[kowalskianalysis]

Good stuff brother, always enjoy these videos of high production

[ManjushreeGahlot]

You are my favorite travel Youtuber dear Abhishek💐💐Loved your story telling style and exploring a different side of Kashmir🥰Untravel has touched Kashmir in most beautiful ways 👏👏I can feel the happiness in this video☺️Always great efforts 👍Thankyou so much for your hard work🙏🏻God bless you

[fabfood]

Excellent video once again!!! Never feel like skipping anything in ur videos.

[smivivek]

Abhishek and Shiv, what an episode yaar!! Loved it….
You have showed us one of Kashmir's hidden gems, a village nestled near the Line of Control (LOC). The combination of stunning cinematography and candid narration seems to have brought this remote location to life, allowing us to experience the natural beauty and serenity of the area.
The episode likely highlights the village's picturesque landscapes, with sweeping shots of lush valleys, towering mountains, and serene Kishanganga river that define the region's beauty.
The narration, being candid and authentic, adds a very personal touch to the episode.
Abhishek this episode appears to be a beautiful tribute to one of Kashmir’s last untouched villages, offering a rare glimpse into a world that many might never get to see.
I don’t know how many times I am going to watch this episode. अलगही दुनियामें ले गये हो आप 💛💛💛
- Smita

[shobanaswaminathan]

Beautiful episode trying reaching out to small villages through out Bharat.

[tanusreechowdhury]

ahh this time i would love to visit Kashmir and I am just dying to

[avijitkohlitravelogue]

Already famous but so remote that many ppl skip it