The number of tourists visiting the enchanting Bungus Valley increases as weather conditions improve. This Valley is situated in the higher ranges of the Shamsbari mountains, at an altitude of 10,000 ft above sea level, in the northern district of Kupwara. As a tourist destination, Bungus Valley offers visitors a lot to explore, including its stunning natural beauty.
Bungus Valley is situated in the border district of Kupwara, which is located in the northern belt of Kashmir Valley. It is reported that Bungus saw a hike in travelers nowadays.
Not only the football lover coming to the Valley but also business units have come up in the nearest places. Markets are in a rush with in increase in demand for things from hikers, night camping, trekkers, tourists, and those visiting Bungus for a day of sightseeing.
Tourists also show their happiness, excitement and thrill about the Valley. The place offers comfort, which is impossible to have in cities, and it gives you satisfaction. People live there in relax, said one of the tourists Irshad Ahmad.
He also mentioned that many people also enjoy staying overnight. He stated that Bungus is a great destination that never fails to impress visitors with its many fascinating offerings.
According to a moto vlogger who recently visited the area, Bungus has the potential to become a top tourist destination if its natural environment is preserved. He believes that in the future, visitors will flock to this location without hesitation.
He also said that his subscribers also showed their excitement and were asking about the place. “If the cameras are attracting people to this level, then imagine wouldn’t it drive people crazy who are more into the offbeat destinations,” he said.
Another shop owner, Abdul Ahad, said that “I am happy with the increasing number of people coming, and demand is also increasing. We hope that the weather remains
Another shop owner, Abdul Ahad, said they are happy with the increasing number. “We are increasing and meeting the demands of tourists. We hope that the weather remains conducive to tourism activities,” he said, hoping for a better tomorrow.
