HAJIRA AJK

Hajira is a Tasil of Poonch district. Hajira is sorrounded by beautiful villages. Total Population of Hajira and sorrounded villages is almost Fourty Thousand(40,000). Line of Control ( Tatri Not Crassing Point) is only 5 Km far from Hajira city. There is a river ( Ranghar) passing from near to Bazar. There is alos a big Madrasa undercountrection, the Madrasa owner is Hazrat Pir Allao-ud-Din Sadiqi (Niarian Shareef). The weather of this city is hot in summer as compare to other Kashmir's citites.The special thing in hajira is that all hotel and resturant open 24 hours You can find a few hotel for stay.
There is Degree college for boys and girls and as well as science model schools, and many other private schools. You can find a few hotel for stay. The people of this city is very polite and helpful.

Comments

  1. nadiayousaf4 August 2009 at 07:22

    really wanna see this place :)

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  2. Alpha Za2 June 2010 at 13:38

    haha, here is my take on tourism and Pakistan

    http://alphaza.blogspot.com/2010/01/pakistan-tourism-policy-2010.html

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  3. Nexus12 November 2012 at 06:57

    it seems to me like city has girlish and feministic beauty..isn't it? It would be worth if goes for more and more writing and invite people through cheap flights to pakistan and give them all accessabilities toward these destinations.

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  5. Anonymous15 November 2023 at 00:40

    Its my city

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