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Azad Kashmir welcomes over 1.5 million tourists

Published on: February 11, 2026 10:06 PM

Azad Kashmir recorded a historic milestone in 2025, with more than 1.5 million tourists visiting the region, highlighting its growing popularity as a top domestic and international travel destination.

Known for its lush green mountains, flowing rivers, dense forests, and historic sites, the area continues to attract visitors seeking natural beauty, adventure, and cultural experiences throughout the year.

Read more : Heavy rain and snowfall deepen cold in KP, Balochistan, and AJK

Tourists explored both plains and mountainous regions, with popular winter destinations such as Leepa, Neelum Valley, and Ganga Choti drawing adventure lovers to snow-covered landscapes, boosting local tourism activities significantly.

Officials emphasized that improving infrastructure, enhancing tourist facilities, and promoting sustainable tourism will ensure visitors enjoy safe and comfortable experiences, while the rising tourist influx strengthens employment and local business opportunities.

Filed Under: Kashmir Tagged With: Azad Kashmir tourism, Kashmir adventure tourism, Kashmir travel destinations, Latest, local tourism boost, Neelum Valley trips, tourist arrivals 2025

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